it turns out while he excels in other areas, ping-pong not one of lee's talents.ok on david schue. didn't exactly show him up, either. the 43rd anniversary of ping-pong wthatas athatas a tournament h beijing to help ease eastern relations. we'll be right back. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ [ female announcer ] kraft cheese has more full length shreds in every bag. you'll see the difference. ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm >>> before we head you off to sports sunday, here's a couple scores around the world today. the giants beat the rockies 12-5 for their eighth straight win. they are only a short way behind the braves with nine games left t

on sunday there will be a city- wide ping pong event. -- ping pont is thng is the spot of the omonth. mike savear and the stock for their participation. i did go, and it was amazing to see -- i have never played on a professional table, and there were at least 40 of them in the gym. the pingpong was incredible, including kids that were younkers thger than my own chiln that were fantastic. thank you for bringing attention to the sport in bringing such positive attention over labor day weekend. party for the parks. next friday, september 23, there will be a party for the parks, a special event celebrating our beloved parks. on october 3, the san francisco park trust officially become the san francisco park alliance. this is one of their last big parties. last year's event raised over $400,000. it even had a very world renown silent auction near participated in the event. a world renowned not socinus auctioneer, mark buelle. there are still tickets available for all of you partygoers. this year's event will be at the beautiful parasol plaza. they do for involvement as a bishop of the eve

commissioner buell: let's rapidly moves through ping pong. >> good morning.y name is a man tamanda ho, dir of the king kong association and coach in san francisco. first, i want to say thank you for the recreation and parks opportunity to run the labor day tournament. i want to say thank you for david lee also for giving me the opportunity for making the labor day tournament. it was very successful. to promote the table tennis development in san francisco, i think we need to get a more table tennis tournaments and defensd events in san francisco we have a facility portend tables, and we can have more in the future for table tennis players. thank you. >> are they ready? if you could please switch it on to the power point. >> what you are watching is the final match that was

commissioner buell: let's rapidly moves through ping pong. >> good morning. my name is a man tamanda ho, dir of the king kong association and coach in san francisco. first, i want to say thank you for the recreation and parks opportunity to run the labor day tournament. i want to say thank you for david lee also for giving me the opportunity for making the labor day tournament. it was very successful. to promote the table tennis development in san francisco, i think we need to get a more table tennis tournaments and defensd events in san francisco we have a facility portend tables, and we can have more in the future for table tennis players. thank you. >> are they ready? if you could please switch it on to the power point. >> what you are watching is the final match that was played for first place. [laughter] i think you want to show the tournament. commissioner lee. thank you, commissioner. publicity is thstunt. [laughter] ok. all right. that really conclude the general managers' report. >> any public comment on the general managers' report? please come forw

supervisor, if that is not enough, i will invite you this sunday to play ping-pong in chinatown because we are going to have a very substantive, dynamic, and interactive engagement of using been wrong to really establish sunday streets from all of grant avenue from bush st. -- to really establish -- a engagement of using ping-pong to reestablish on the streets from all of grant avenue 2 bush st. i played when we celebrated the 40th anniversary of ping-pong diplomacy, about a month ago when delegations came in from china, and they were the olympic winners from back in the 1970's when we first got started. >> i used to work at the boys and girls -- supervisor avalos: i used to work at the boys and girls club. i played every day. [laughter] supervisor chiu: game on, everybody. thank you. madam clerk, why don't we go to our consent agenda, items to through four? >> items 2 through 4 comprise the consent agenda and will be acted upon by a single roll call vote unless a member request discussion of the matter, it shall be removed and discussed separately. supervisor chiu: would anyone like to

for those of you who have ping- pong in your hearts, come out and give it a try. commissioner buell: thank you. that concludes my report. >> is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is close. we are on item 3. >> thank you, commissioners. we have a number of items today. i will try to move as quickly as i can. we completed another successful summer at the recreation and parks department. we had over 60 summer camps that included both before care and aftercare programming and they ranged from our traditional camps to our new adventure camps, which included surfing, mountain biking, and skateboarding. the summer program is becoming a great success. we have received a lot of positive feedback. our camps are extremely affordable. the scholarship program is thriving. wheat served 16,000 registrants overall. fall registration is going on now. you can sign up onliine, at any of the nine major rec centers, or mclaren lodge. we registered over 4000 people for our program in the first three hours. it was a new record for the department. next week i will be j

it was dovetailed with a ping- pong tournament commemorating the ping-pong diplomacy of 40 years ago, the chinese consul general was there. it was a great the event, a lot of great work by the men and women of the department. a lot of folks worked really hard to make that event successful. the next item, there is something happening as we speak called think-bike san francisco. it is a workshop hosted by the dutch consulate. the purpose of its is, they have brought people from the netherlands that are experts on various aspects of cycling. the dutch are doing the best of anyone in the world, 27% of trips in the netherlands are done by a bike. in the united states, we are about 1% in the san francisco about 6%. certainly consistent with the transit first policy, the idea to bring transit -- to bring experts here. they're focusing on three areas. he will be reporting tonight at a reception across the street at the war memorial that i think is the green room at 6:00. the recommendations they have developed with our staff, the bike coalition has been involved. we are lucky to have the dutc

ping wong. >> brent james woodall. >> james john woods. >> patrick j. woods. >> richard herron woodwell. >> david terence wooley. >> john bentley works. >> martin michael wortley. >> and my mother. my hero, my friend. we love you come of we miss you. you are in our hearts forever. >> and my niece, who we call the treaty. who has been a blessing to her family and her friends. she is and have been resting in her father's arms. one day we will see her again. >> john wayne wright. >> neil robin wright. >> sandra lee wright. >> jupiter yambem. >> suresh yanamadala. >> matthew david yarnell. >> myrna yaskulka. >> shakila yasmin. >> olabisi shadie layeni yee. >> william yemele. >> edward p. york. >> kevin patrick york. >> raymond r. york. >> and my of their who is with me everyday. i think one him today and the whole family mrs. and loves him very much. especially here today. >> and my husband. we love you. >> suzanne youmans. >> barrington young. >> jacqueline young. >> elkin yuen. >> joseph c. zli

yesterday, with the ping-pong diplomacy, it was fun. i tried not to worry about it, but i said, i do not want to make a mistake because this is international and everyone wants to feel welcome, that they are involved. but as a mayor, you have to worry about many things. so i go to sleep tired, my notes are in front of me. i have to read my details and be prepared. it looks like sometimes i'm having fun, but in the back, my staff is working hard to prepare me, making sure i understand everything. it is not just making mistakes. it is doing the right thing and making sure it is the right way to do it. i compare myself to the other mayors in other cities. i went back to the conference of mayors and i asked mayor bloomberg of new york. how did you do this over 10 years? these mayors, they have really been helpful. willie brown has been helpful in giving me advice about things that i did not have. i have had some private conversations with people about how to do things. that is part of my were read. i also enjoyed a lot of support from peopl

we've had the head of the ping commission. and this is not a sprint is a marathon but the great people here have said that being stopped in their tracks by the surveil stairs the measures that we're saying being passed by the government now the trade code it team is coming back to greece they're going to be assessing the situation here head of the decision has to be made aware of the year when it is going to release that next tranche of money that eighty billion year is safe and there's a lot of skepticism really about this most of rhetoric that we've heard coming from the european leaders to the government passing yesterday as you said that extremely unpopular prototype that was seen as a ping the way to the choice code it seemed to return at that realistically there are many questions being asked as to how effective that will actually be and is going to add around ten thousand here is yet people's household bills and the electricity company the electricity went to some cells has said that they're planning to put a call that

. >> reporter: pings of the six- year-old are triggering a range of emotions. police say after 8:00 a.m. the young girl was walking to school when she was commit killed by a driver at bay road at gloria way. >> so fast. hit and all -- i got closer. shaking. i was like oh, my god. i said larry, larry, i think the child was hit hard. >> i didn't want to see no more. shoes laying in the street. i started praying that she make it. but she didn't. >> reporter: police questioned and released the driver, alisha whiteparker a teacher. police called the collision an accident pending a investigation. there are reports she has convictions for speeding, driving while texting. >> common sense. >> reporter: police don't believe the accident nearby on university avenue earlier was a factor. the motorcycle rider was killed by a driver in the suv chased by police. that driver was arrested. friends of the girl, the investigationric secondary. >> i am in shock. i see that litter girl every day at my daughter's school. feel sad. >> we have not been able to reach alisha whiteparker

sunday streets is celebrating the 40th anniversary of ping-pong diplomacy when the u.s.xchanged table tennis players one year before president nixon visited china. >> in commemoration today table tennis players showed off their skill in the square. >> leigh: we had one city -- well, oakland airport actually tied a record of 88 degrees. so temperatures really starting to warm up nicely today. almost getting the hot side, specially in the interior east bay location, but a beautiful shot for you. we're going pan out a little bit. this is from the east bay hills. the high definition walnut creek camera, and that's san francisco in the background. what you don't see is all the fog. much of it is well off the coast, and that's why our coastal communities had plenty of sunshine today and actually started to warm up. here's a look at highs for today. there's the 88 that tied the record at oakland airport. 91 was the high the novato. 92 in santa rows -- rosa. 93 the high in livermore, 88 redwood city and san jose, and 91 in morgan hill today. here's a look at the current readings

de lus mr. knoa ple whe ssinand rnin ha giv way o sl ping noplwh ind in hawhive slayplesslnighng yidsle. whslesgh yitotfle anlunea cahelpou t the, anne calilp it s fo thso any opleefor lit fo so why takleg luorsta, on'trive or orateachiry whaklua,'tve otehi untiyou el fly ake. walkg, eing,rivi engtiing u oth f act aitie. lk eg, viwhil asle, wingoutg thremecterinieit t nexday, illewitmein texy, ha beerepoed. norm behiorsay ilude aggrsivess, itatn, haeepo. rmehrs idegrve, at llucatio or nfusn. depssedatie s, worsucing io depr ssious ep edinieudin riskrsf sug ide,ep iomay cur. inalinhol sky sue,crea they risr.. alleic rctio, su as ongualor tl oat elli eaheis le riosu as guoc tr rat ly ali may e fal. sideffec maynclu unoceasara tas a, heayachefa deecaylu unsaas hedizzheess and rnindrowness zzk yos docr ifd unesin ow rigss for ou. yoocifes ig orthen.et lesta for at nestcom. en ltar t stm. the's landf stfuslee wethan hs p yondgo t re on tfu winee of nest we hyo t tinf st accent esn' ve tslowou dn. cct n' tow d th bter r reacemt lablonlyith bert tualuto sura e, br reem bllyh rt alo ra if yr

recorded ping from le's cell phone. >> this family wants to find their daughter and bring her home, hopefully so his group and scores of volunteers were led to the canyon alongside terri. class says finding le was a group effort, so he is dubious of her intentions now that the mom of profound loss has scheduled a solo tell-all press con tenderness in san diego tomorrow. >> tonight, heyward police say she quickly backed away from that murder scene on saturday and that may help to explain why there's confusion over who found the remains. either way, sources close to this investigation confirm to cbs 5 tonight that police have neither found a murder wpm weapon nor additional suspects. those sources are going on to say right now all of the evidence of murder point exactly to gesel who is already in custody for this murder. day nay. >> in heyward, robert lyles, thank you. >>> a five-year-old girl walking home from school with her dad is shot. it happened at 4:30 this afternoon along 3rd street in san francisco's bay view. the dad told police that he heard gunfire. tonight she is at san francisco g

this is in the general area where hayward police say the 26-year-old cell phone pinged shortly after her disappearance. >> the body is off of what i would consider a lightly used dirt road or trail. it's not on the trail, it's off by a little ways. it's in medium brush, i would say. >> reporter: authorities say the body is badly decomposed and the gender remains unknown at this point. investigators say they have not found any articles of clothing or other evidence that directly ties the body to lay and it could take weeks to identify the remains. the nursing student was last seen may 27th. she was at hayward's kaiser hospital doing clinical rotations as part of her course work. she left saying she needed to get something from her car and never returned. the next day police found her car parked a few blockth from the hospital and a say some of her blood was inside. police arrested lay's former roommate in connection with her murder. police say foota agage from secy cameras show her inside the car. a search from esteban's home uncovered a pair of shoes with lay's dna. police have not s

. >> translator: a ping pong table in the shed reminds me of my son. >> reporter: onadera goes to the same place every time he has a day off. it's a beach nearby. he's been looking for things that belonged to his loved ones. in may, he came across a backpack that his son used in elementary school. onadera says he'll also keep searching for the bodies, not as coast guard officer, but as a father and son. >> translator: i've spent six months searching, but there may still be places i haven't looked. i still love my mother and my son. i'd hold them in my arms, if i could see them again. >> reporter: over 300 people are missing in kesennuma alone. onodera is determined to continue his search until he recovers the last remains of precious souls still drifting in the ocean. >>> gene otani earlier talked to nhk world's reporter hiroki yajima who is in our sendai studio. >> we've just seen one man continuing to search for missing family members, and are there many people like him in other affected areas? >> yes, there are. the families of the missing often visit police stations and morgues. t

on your screen now is a ping chur of alice hopeland. she's the mother of mark bingham.

you saw the ping pong group yesterday. everyone enjoys that. i think asian community wants a successful city that is balanced. it but not always have to be the pocketbook, but they want a quality city. that is why they came here. it is about the richness of the city in general. do i want to keep living here? do i want to make my life here? that is on the minds of many asian families. i went to lunch with some sixth graders from alice fong. i said, do you want to be in the city? es

you can see it pinged here behind the -- penched here behind the golden gate bridge.ext few days, the fog -- when i say deepening marine layer that is going to get higher and higher and higher and when that gets up to 1500 feet, it's clearing the hills and makes yet inland and that is when the major cooling occurs and that is what is happening tomorrow and on sunday with the further cooling and these are the highs from today. that were up there. yesterday, i exed more to be around 95 and-- expected more to be around 95 and that is hot in the santa clara area. the santa clara valley area. watch what happens. on saturday, that is a big drop, right in is&saturday a lot of cooling, sunday, further cooling and this there is a mechanism. tomorrow, we have the heat ship theed to the east in -- shunted to the east. and this is the mechanism here that looks like a full-blown system that you would see in early november, maybe. late october and that has a lot of cool air and is going to force the fog up in the hills and deepen the marine layer and on sunday, that is bringing a c

. >> translator: a ping-pong table in the shed reminds me of my son. >> reporter: onodera goes to the same place every time he has a day off. it's a beach nearby. he's been looking for things that belonged to his loved ones. in may he came across a backpack that his son used in elementary school. onode rachlt a says he'll also keep searching for the bodies, not as a coast guard officer but as a father and son. >> translator: i've spent six months searching, but there may still be places i haven't looked. i still love my mother and my son. i'd hold them in my arms if i could see them again. >> reporter: over 300 people are missing in kesennuma alone. onodera is determined to continue his search until he recovers the last remains of precious souls still drifting in the ocean. >>> in other news, people in shanghai are expressing concern after service on a subway line resumed only hours after a collision on tuesday. no one died in the accident, but hundreds of people were left injured. the accident occurred in central shanghai when a train slammed into a slower-moving one running on the s

it went to an address associated with that ping.here claims i don't have the phone. >> what are the differences? everybody is waiting with bated breath. we want to know what it looks like. >> one guy knows and he's not telling because he claims he doesn't have the phone. i think it could be thinner, have a bigger screen, could have 4g connection. we won't know until apple wheels it out onstage probably sometime in october. >> october. you're thinking it's october. >> unless this iphone shows up on a blog or something, unless somebody tries to turn it around and make a quick buck by saying i've got the prototype, who wants it. >> dan ackerman, always nice to see you. i like your glasses and your time. >>> coming up, a battle between president obama and house speaker john boehner. a look at the he said/he said. and the congressional history of presidential requests. >>> plus, a lesson they will never forget. no cash for the right hockey shot. do the boys deserve the money? go ahead and look into this story and send me a tweet. (announ

. >> like a ping-pong tournament. >> liz, thank you. >>> all right, did you see what happened to stocks today? well the dow lost 391 points. at one point, it was down nearly 530 points. investors reacted from comments that the economic slowdown is likely to persist. that is the last thing that anyone wants to hear right now. especially if you are just starting out. kitdo are now being called something else. >> here at san jose university, the lost generation is not hard to find. >> i live with my parents. >> you like that? >> it's all right. it would be nice to live by myself. >> matt is a computer engineering major living at home. the same goes for michael labosco. he was layed off tuesday. >> i never thought i would be 27 years old live ling back home with my parents. >> nearly 6 million young adults live with their parents. that's up 28% since before the recession. they are having to put off getting married and having kids. it's putting their adult life on hold. the unemployment rate for young adults is now at 45%. the highest level since world war ii. here at the industrial design w

. >> a ping-pong table in the shed reminds me of my son. >> he goes to the same place every time he has a day off. it is a beach nearby. he's been looking for things that belong to his loved ones. in may, he came across a backpack that his son used in elementary school. he says he will also keep searching for the bodies, not as coast guard officer, but as a father and son. >> translator: i've spent six months searching, but there may still be places i haven't looked. i still love my mother and my son. i hold them in my arms if i could see them again. >> over 300 people are missing here. onodera is going to continue his search until he recover he the last remains of precious souls still drifting in the ocean. >> newsline is the place it turn to for the latest on japan, post march 11. we have two segments offering two unique segments on the fallout from earthquake and tsunami. nuclear watch brings insight and information on the irm pact of the fukushima daiichi crisis. and the road ahead, examines japan's efforts to recover and rebuild. don't miss nuclear watch and the road ahead on newsl

president hu jintao and vice president xi zin ping watched the coverage live in beijing. china is celebrating its 62nd anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic on saturday, october 1st. the launch will help to promote the nation's space technology at home and abroad. however, observers say that a chinese space station could add to international concern over its possible military applications. >>> in 1970, china became the world's fifth space power when it put its first satellite into orbit. its experience with weather and communications satellites helped china to commercially launch satellites for overseas clients. in the 1990s, the country announced a three-stage manned space project. the first stage was the development of a manned spacecraft. the second, now in progress, involves the launch of a space lab and the acquisition of docking and other technologies needed for short stays in space. the final stage will be the construction of a full-fledged space station for extended stays in space. >>> china has expressed the hope that other countries will coopera

with both civilians and the police pinging deal to the price. bbc news, karachi. >> the u.n.resentative to pakistan has appealed for donations to the millions of flood victims in the southern province of sindh. monsoon rains have some merge many villages with hundreds of people drowned in millions without shelter, food, and water. ♪ >> this week, palestinians are expected to go to the united nations in new york to ask to be recognized as a state, which would include the west bank, gaza, and east jerusalem, all lands that israel captured in 1967. the israeli leadership is fiercely opposed to the move, but a short time ago, prime minister netanyahu's office issued a statement saying he was interested in meeting palestinian president abbas on the sidelines of the general assembly this week. norwest bank correspondent reports. >> palace -- our west bank correspondent reports. >> ramallah central bus station. it is purely symbolic and to get these americans in trouble at israel's airports. but the local artist behind it is trying to make a point. >> these are our feelings. this is

aelt's t tfing tri predent >>hi skeep tg gutana b oren,nt even gain the ep wguhesnaf his b obases sll pingsdivinds. is don knofor se s pg se,ut pr ablyvinfors.tion o onnor s ssibprlyoronnfortion tha ibame fr thentergatis in antamo b couor beonheha rease thawe erefr ablhe tertiin ta b taou oute one o theashaigh-lueebl t targstautne oheh-e rgho heeen hamagg tomerin amerin troo.n ag>> rgorte do u ag etori a wiri the predent ecisoon to rteo wiagdraw 30,0 wiurgeherent topsisno fromfgha stanwiaw0, b 201ge ts omha an>> i01 dagre y ohto be i giveaimetle wh dre y an ohingeali witethe litave. et sh wld w try tetan tngli youite n anta wen homesh wry t t asou soo nnd an w om asafes wan? s ablute.oo to sigl asnde t wegra to? b ab teguyshen ig we'l d t it,rao but ysem in je'pard d andt, unrmin theissi . i >> rorte theresi jnt rd sa amecansndre getngunin he sisoft what o yo r thite ohesi tt?same ns >>et don ft at knoyohi o a tut him b >>on therareno pley o a peoeim out b the wh hav itere toule o eobecae ofuthe pside. that'swhhatav'm mteou caof wor pedde. 'st m or abt. hodoabe gmerins workggain aho g havr

think you are thinking of a world in which there would be a large number of relatively equal economic pings and you want to global system that can accommodate that it it can't be a global system which is run only by saying well look this is the center of power and everybody else must adjust and it's been fed that europe has dominated the air national monetary fund in your opinion is that part of the problem or the thought wishing i do think that the dominance of the industrialized countries of these two institutions has to change remember that as long as europe and the united states are together they account for almost half the votes in the army or from the world bank so even if you made a voting system they would be able to get their candidates in providing they collaborate with each other but you don't want to system where it's assumed that one organization will be run by one country and the other will always have european and how do you think all of that has affected the euro zone and personally i think the world is going through some very important structural changes and if europe is sh