thousand feet of public space, a place where we can walk along and experience the bay peacefully, playfully gather here, we can work here, we can recreate here and we can celebrate here. and i am so pleased and thankful to all of you who have made this moment possible. i want to take a short second to recognize some truly deserving port staff. first and foremost, planning project manager dan hodep with byron red, dianne, linda, several interns and a whole planning division. (applause) >> engineering project manager stephen real, lead architect wendy proctor. architect alan jen. i'd like to know the architectural work was done in-house at the port. we're very, very proud of that. and the entire engineering division. our dedicated real estate staff led by susan reynolds, our maintenance staff led by tom carter who has made this place look just amazing for all of you today. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. our maritime staff led by peter dealy, and our finance and administration staff led by elaine forbes. so, it is now my honor to welcome the man who has dedicated his life to transforming and

jordan who turns 50 in february was instructin instructing-- instructing a kid and playfully showed off some of his skills that never left. coming up, for sale. house by frank lloyd write needs work. >> finally tonight he may be america's most famous name in architecture, frank lloyd wright but his homes aren't just museums. right now 19 of them are on the housing market. as dean reynold reports, some are easier to look at than live in. >> the wood never gets wet. >> reporter: this is the third summer that juan and claire montenegro are trying to sell their illinois home. >> are these the original floors. >> from here back to the end of the gyneing room they are the original floors. >> for 20 years they've loved it here, inside and out. >> you have to keep it brownish? >> yeah, we wouldn't think of going to any other color. >> reporter: that's because this is a frank lloyd wright house. with its wide open spaces, its use of natural colors, lots of natural light, and signature windows. these homes are iconic so you don't mess with them. >> i think it's beautiful the way that it is and i

in june a judge slapped him with a 30-day sentence as he playfully slapped his attorney on the butt andaughter from the courtroom. >> is something funny about what's going on here today? >> just knowing him very well, that's just typical chad. i actually thought it was a little funny. just because, you know -- >> i laughed. >> he's goofy like that. i thought it was pretty funny. >> with the help of therapy and a life coach, evelyn has put her volatile past behind her and started a foundation for victims of domestic abuse. and she's about to release a fitness dvd. now she says she's ready for love. >> you've been on some dates at least? >> you know, i've been on one date and it didn't go so great. we'll see what happens. i'm not out there looking. i feel like this -- i'd rather it come to me. >>> coming up, the naked truth about lake bell's surprise marriage proposal. final 45 is next. [ female announcer ] introducing new and improved snuggle exhilarations. it starts with a sniff and lasts... from grin to grin. from giggle to giggle. ♪ from kiss to kiss. from wash... ♪ ...to wash. let's

>> jaime, the latest is one of the suspects in this case, james edwards, was dancing playfully at the police station while he was being charged with the murder of chris lane. now this is the same 15-year-old who tweeted in april, quote, 90% of white people are nasty, hash tag hate them. the stevens county police say race is not a factor in this crime. >> the reason i won't be treating this as a hate crime is as far as the evidence goes that is directly linked to the murder of christopher lane there is nothing inside the files and the audio and the reports that we have been given that would lead us to believe that christopher lane was killed simply because of his nationality or because of his race. >> meanwhile in melbourne, australia, former teammates of the late chris lane laid a wreath and a ball cap on a baseball diamond where lane used to play at a ceremony in his honor. >> today is part of the grieving process. it is important for our clubs to be around each other and to make sure that everyone including the family feels its support and to make sure like they feel like they are n

i've been troubled by something with the obama i playfully call it the regime as i know it irritates him. it is much like a regime. i've been troubled, i've been amazed. here is a man whose policies have done great damage to this country. policies have done great damage to the economy. have done great damage to the american culture, to the american psyche. i mean, there is a malaise, there's a sense of hopelessness and depression out there. and it's his policies that have done this. what has always amazed me is that he's not attached to any of it. he has an agenda, he's been implementing it. but the what i call the low information voters who voted for him and other democrats, do not associate obama's policies and agenda with the condition of the country. the economy or whatever. that's always befuddled me. i've never, never known a president to be immune from economic circumstances at an election. as he was in 2012. it all became clear to me. there was a new york times story, i think a blog post on the web in february. it basically said what i said to you. it said most people disappr

this picture book, if my dad were adog, playfully explores in rhyming text just what would happen if the live action movie firehouse featuring a troubled 12-year-old boy living with a single father. they take in what they think is a stray dog but in reality is the most famous dog in hollywood. white star: a dog on the titanic by marty crisp. it's the story of sam, a young boy traveling on the titanic. sam volunteers to help out in the ship's kennel and then becomes friendly with a spunky irish setter. when disaster strikes, the boy and dog must rely on each other to survive. for more information on these and other books about dogs, visit scholastic.com. looking for a new best friend? try your local animal shelter. graphic: shelters across the u.s.--chicago, illinois. man: ♪ well, we found him lyin' low in a shelter downtown, we took him on home, showed him around, in a very short time, it was plain to see he's lucky dog, we're lucky we, when we go out walkin', we're safe and sound, down by the river when the sun go down, it's a real nice place, we can all run free, lucky dog, lucky w

he also loves my brothers and doesn't bite them, even when they playfully tease him with his toys."and each has its own personality. they all love to sleep together, cuddling up next to one another. what a beautiful sight! my 3 boys are a treasure and keep me busy every day, but i'm not complaining. having them is the best thing that ever happened to me." and diane from lubbock, texas writes, "my dog charlie walks with me every day. he is such a close companion. i don't know what i would do without him. one time, he even got splattered with mud, and he ran down the street to shake it off, making sure he didn't get me dirty." chorus: ♪ aroo, dog tales mail ♪ alex: you can contact us at mail@dogtalestv.com. and that's all for today. thanks for watching. here's what's coming up. alex: on the next dog tales, learn about the pekingese. plus, we'll meet a family with a very sweet dog who has learned to adjust to her special needs. it's a touching story of love and commitment, and you'll learn what you can do to help canines with special needs. these stories and all the latest news from th