redding, thank you again. back. >> thank you. >> for a moment i felt how it is to waste some time. [laughter] >> don't do that very often these days. and i'm sure my colleagues at the board of supervisors also don't know how that feels very much. but i want to thank and welcome everybody here to our waterfront. this is the kind of event that we're happy to not only engage in, but to bring more people to our waterfront. that has been the purpose of the port for so many years. and i want to just congratulate the port, its commission and the staff, because this is in fact 150 years of celebration of our port. and what a way to celebrate with all these wonderful things that are happening here. it's taken 15 years for this project to get done, 15 years. that's a 10th of the history of the port of san francisco. and there's a lot of people to thank and monique's already thanked them, but it's worth repeating. i think the big conservation development commission, the port commission, our port staff, public works, all

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fans dressing, as are we, in cherry red for this red-hot party. i believe sam is, as well. >> red-hot party. but first, we're going to talk about the red-hot temperatures. it's forced thousands to evacuate period abc's linzie is in the heart of it. >> you can see all of is the children's play house. this place is very close to the small mountain communities and also palm springs. this morning, a raging wildfire and a column of smoke threatening its existence. >> it's predicted to go right over the top of this town. >> most of the 4,000 people who live in this artistic town have evacuated. >> we looked at it 6:10 and we saw flames coming over the mountain. >> i have seen it on tv, a bunch of times, and it's hard to relate to and now it's just feels indescribable. >> reporter: the blaze is now 35 square miles in size and dangerously close to nearby towns including the outer edges of palm springs. the area's rough terrain is a huge challenge. >> you have it weighed down with packs and equipment. >> reporter: for some families it's too late. >> there

>>> welcome to "red eye" 2.0 and the end of my political future. i'm dane gnaw perino in for greg gutfeld. now to america's sweetheart, tv's andy levy for our pre game report. andy, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks. tonight's top story, "rolling stone" upcoming issue featuring a sexy cover with tsarnaev. a look at this last desperate attempt and a woman fired for being too good looking and general thee mccarthy is heading to the view. tips on how to vaccinate yourself on her craziness. >> thanks, andy. i am dana and not greg. >> and i always see hype. let's welcome our guest. i'm here with author, columnist jedediah bila. bill shultz is one of the most delightful and responsible men. and she will be there august 8th, 9th and 10th. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. hi, greg. hi, dana. it is about time we got a professional host. >> it is about time that "red eye" had a vast improvement and i am glad i could be here tonight. he is more idol than evil. he promised to reveal the hub be, quote, became a monster. the pictures had

. >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like "wizzard of oz" if by wizzard you mean a gnome and by oz the men's room. andy levy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> germany, france and other european nations are upset over revelations the nsa bugged their offices. some say this is hour rabble, but others say who cares? and the fox news poll shows the majority of people think the founding fathers would be unhappy with the way washington works these days. except for the metro that franklin said is cool. and the world would be better off without the internet causing the internet to say the world would be better without washington post op-eds. >> i would like to thank you for smaining what the abbreviations meant. >> absolutely. >> we couldn't have figured that out on our own. >> i don't believe you could have. >> i think the guests could have, but maybe you couldn't have. >> you are saying our guests are stupid? >> no, i am saying you are stupid. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so british that earl gray t drinks h

>>> welcome to "red eye."s it is like the wizzard of oz. let's go to andy levy for a pre game president are. what's coming up on tonight's show? >> germany, franceed in midandeu upset. some say it is horrible and who others say who cares? the majority of americans think the founding fathers would be unhappy o with the way washington works these days. and that means pretty cool in my opinion. and a washington post op-ed said the world would be better off without the internet better without washington post op-eds. >> i would like to thank you for smaining what the abbreviations meant. >> absolutely. >> we couldn't have figured that out on our own. >> i don't believe you could have. >> i think the guests could have, but maybe you couldn't have. >> you are saying our guests are stupid? >> no, i am saying you are stupid. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so british that earl gray t drinks her while sitting in her pajamas. imogen lloyd webber, her latest book is called "the twitter diaries" and if hilarity was a cabin on a rainy saturday i would

and then you ran through the red light. >> i waved the traffic off. >> it was still red. >> and then turned. >> shut your mouth and listen. >> shut my mouth and listen? that's how you talk to me, dude? >> shut your mouth and listen. >> he was just, like, i can take you to jail, i can tow your car. shut your mouth. all this different stuff that i was thinking that wasn't appropriate for a cop to say to anybody. >> it's decision time for ryan. he knows if he stays he'll probably miss his opportunity to say good-bye and to be there for his wife. >> i was thinking i didn't want anything else bad to happen, so i was trying to stay as calm as possible. >> ryan stays and hopes he can get a ticket to go into the hospital. >> that's the nurse and she says the mom's dying right now. >> all right. >> the head nurse comes out to see if she can help. but the officer seems to be taking his time. by now, nearly 13 minutes have passed. >> for the third time. >> okay. >> the nurses say it's urgent. >> and finally ryan moats is issued his ticket for running a red light. >> okay. attitude. >> by the ti

it is rough and rugged and the same as the hill was and never developed on and sloping down this red line is approximately what the lot looks like other than this cement stairway that runs alongside the side of my home. and here is actually what the backyard looks like, and you are probably all familiar with the approximate height of a garbage can and the red line is drawn of what they are showing is going to be the back of the new instruct structure and they said that they will not be developing or put in the hard scraping over 3 feet and the plans show it at 6 feet. >> i don't think that i understand about that. >> i do. >> yeah, help me understand. >> i don't understand what is going to go in there? i don't have a great imagination. what is going to go in that space? when you say that the structure itself? >> yeah, the building, or the back of the building will end, right, so i have it in the cans at the rear of the proposed building, that is going to be the back of the part that sticks out the 14 feet. >> and what about the red line goes out further. >> and so the red line, is th

the a's and boston red sox at the coliseum in oakland at 7:00.he san francisco giants are in san diego, and maiblg league soccer, the san jose earthquakes host the seattle sounders at 7:30, buckshot stadium in santa clara. >>> and how is this for a sporting event? the annual running of the bulls. why the bull definitely had the advantage. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning sherri... who e ve with us? >>> if you need a dog in your life, we've got an option for you. sherry franklin with muttville senior dog rescue has brought in beatrice this morning. she is the teeniest little thing, sherry. >> she is, she's 3 1/2 pounds. oh, my gosh. this morning her tail is up and wagging. >> even when she's nervous, she doesn't become aggressive, she just falls asleep, that's a good quality for a dog. tell us about the story. the past to get to muttville has been quite a long one. >> yes. she was at the stockton shelter and then was rescued by the -- taken in at the berkeley shelter, and then they called us because they figured that we could proba

unfortunately members of the red cross aren't here. this is something that they definitely need to hear and will be hearing. one of the things that i do want to point out to the group about the way that we structured golden guardian was that at the sheltered location, it was a training for city disaster service workers from my agency to be trained in the red cross model on how to be a shelter worker. there are several levels of staff at the shelter and we're training to the basic level. the incident that we have talked to chip and other members of the mod about -- came from staff members within the red cross. so that is definitely a concern. it's being addressed. and additionally my responds to shelter -- when there's a disaster that will displace low income people from their housing, so such as a residential fire, if we open up a shelter here in the city, i'll make sure that i am at the shelter and i'm making sure that the needs of the most vulnerable residents are being addressed and we are doing so in a culturally confident linguist

do all shoes have a red sole? >> all shoes have a red sole. yes. that's my trademark. >> you stick with what got you there. >> exactly. >> rose: dance with who you came with. what material is this? >> this is leather. >> painted leather or -- >> lacquered sole, painted leather. >> rose: shoes are made in milano? >> made in italy. all my shoes are made in italy. there's one thing about shoes and one thing about people working, workers, artisans have -- according to the country, artisans have a hand and italians have a very feminine hand. it doesn't mean that italians are feminine, it means that their hands are feminine so that the attention to the details, yeah, the attention to the detail of the italian artisans is very feminine. >> rose: you see in the tailoring, too. >> absolutely. >> rose: very much so. >> which is not the case for the french artisan. they are much more heavy -- french are very good for, like, making men cease shoes, heavier shoes, different construction but for my type of shoes definitely it had to be italy. >> rose: were you l

i was giving him two red flowers and welcome, mr. president. when the nixon's car passes i was at the corner of the boulevard and the road and first of all came to my mind, do i shoot him? this man is so daring that comes to china. because we wanted to, pearl buck, who i did not show. she was scheduled to come with nixon but at last minute she was refused a visa by madam mao to come to china. before that they used to pave the way to reject pearl buck in china and denounce her. i never know this name. pearl buck, what did she wrote? she is giving, she insulted chinese peasants. so i was not able to get any pock which is copy. i remember my denunciation of the author for insulting chinese peasants. it wasn't until the "red azalea" book tour from the way back from los angeles i read pearl buck, "the good either." i have never seen any author including my favorite chinese auditors portray the chinese peasants with such affection and the, accuracy. the life that i think she, she is the only one. i know she had a debate with a chinese professor. mr.

[laughter] >> and i just want to say thank you, otis redding, for sparing us of that. one of the things so special about that song is it refers to otis reding's experience of coming from thousands of miles away. i suspect it is true for all the officials here, we all came from other parts of the country to this very sacred space called san francisco. and my guess is everyone here, you either came from somewhere else, or you are the child of the grandchild of someone who decided to pick up from another dock from another part of the world to be where we are today. and, in fact, over 160 years ago, this was the embarkation point for thousands of immigrants, particularly the first asian immigrants to this very spot. and i think it's very, very special that we are rededicating it as a community space. it takes a village for us to build a park and i want to very much add the thanks to the so many city staff that came together who monique and mayor lee have already mentioned, but i want to thank in particular the port for your leadership over the many years, all the departmen

we're removing dairy, fruit, grains and red wine or any kind of alcohol. so we start at square one by the time we hit day four. dr. oz: what can you eat? you are taking out the healthy stuff we bragged about in the show? >> you can eat proteins, not animal protein, beans, nuts, will he arguments, chicken, shell fish. we can eat tons of vegetables nd spice it up for extra flavor. dr. oz: all of the healthy things, what will they look like in three days? >> after those three days, you'll see a reduction in the undereye circles that we just talked about. you'll see a reduction in that dry skin. you're going see some major changes in puffiness in three days. >> is that a reasonable tradeoff, folks? i know three days of not having sugar is going to be a challenge for a lot of folks. day four, what does the world like for people? they look better in the mirror. how are they going to feel? >> they're going to be feeling a little better by day four. we add back in our healthy sugars, not all at once, a little at a time. we can have the red wine, we can toast to lo

cozart deep here as the reds take the opener 9-3. game two, switch of the unis and giants in the road gray. sandoval to the gap to left center. abreu scores and here comes buster posey and sliding in and he is safe. 2-0 giants. 3-0 in the second and owe blanco flies to right and crawford tagging and the throw in time, but excellent slide by crawford. barry zito with a 4-2 lead and a flyball and have no fear hunter pence is here. the giants finally beat the reds 5-3. career victory number 1500 for the skipper bruce bochy. a's and astros in houston and crazy finish and tied 2-2 in the eighth. turns down a fast ball and a two-run shot. his 17th and 4-2a's. they close it out and riding a streak to 44 straight saves. gone. cocoa crisp a valiant try, but it is a blown save and a 2-1 homer ties it at four. the orange train is on the move. jason castro and the pitch gets away from norris. runners moving and norris throws and it gets away from moss at first and here comes jonathon viar. a's with a gift to the astros. it is a 5-4 win and the 1

this is known as one of the world's toughest adventure races the red bull x-out games.race from salzburg, germany to monaco, france. the guys have to climb up the different summits, and once they are at the top, they can paraglide as far as theyan to the next point. then they have to hike ain andp. the straight line from salzburg to monaco is about 600 kilometers, but some of the guys travel 900 kilometers by foot. >> they have to go up. >> yes. and some of the scenery, they are experiencing is spectacular, and they are essentially traversing the length of the alps. there are a lot of people participating in this, and i wonder if you are trying to pass somebody. and if you are hiking, trying to hike past them. >> it is a race. and there are guys looking to be first lace in the race. eventually christian mauer won this race with a time of six days, 23 hours and 43 minutes. he broke the x-alps record which is the fastest time that the race has ever been completed and he has also has won the race three times in a row. >> i am feeling good and i'm healthy and i am happy to

red sox at athletic . >>> you want to be red hot when you go up against the red sox. >> last year the a's swept these guys in a four-game series. what a way to finish up the first half. red sox and athletics. two first place teams going toe to toe in the o. red sox nation in full force. there's wood side native justin, third baseman brock. and brock a slapper into left. two runs come in to score. it was 2-0 early. the a's they would get one back. they were down one in the 6th. and then they called up jedd lowrie. and lowrie did not disappoint. back, away, gone. tied up at 2 all around. joint jumping. the home boy out of wood side with runners going. this would bring home two. and the sox, first in the east. took the a's best in the west. final of 4-2. mean time giants in san diego. looks like at&t. all that sea of orange. 1st inning. chase headley the double down the right field line. the runner scores the padres are up 1-0 early. keyword early. because that's all they would get. bases loaded for buster posey. and a fellow with the hottest selling jersey slapped the single to bring ho

red, white and blue, we will talk to big business and stir up colorful things for you. "on the money" starts right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. on the money. now maria bartiromo. >> we will have all of that in a moment. first, let's look at the headlines this week. bill. >> thank maria. here is what is making news, a stronger than expected jobs report for the month of june. the economy created 195,000 jobs and the unemployment rate stayed at just above 6%. in april and may, both revised upwards by a combined 70,000, and that sent the markets higher, with a week that were watching the turmoil in the middle east and anticipated earnings season next week. auto sales are speeding up, they are on pace for more than 16 million vehicles sold. that's the best since 2000 and seven. general motors saw an increase of 6.5% and ford up 8% and to it was up by nearly 10%. that rise is being met with a spike in oil prices, crude oil above $102 a barrel now for the first same since may of last year. part of that due to the unrest in egypt and lower invent

tonight a game 7:15, giants and reds 57 degrees. the next couple of days we are going to see a lot of sunshine coming our way and normal weather around the bay area. slight cooling over the weekend, a few more low clouds and fog coming our way. but right now, our bosses are downstairs, our bosses are cooking for us downstairs. >> they are. i can't wait until after the show then we can get some food. think it's going to be good? >> i hope so. are you going to say it's not? >> i'll tell the boss if it's not. >> good for you! [ laughter ] >> thanks, lawrence. >>> well, now on to the oakland zoo, a bat has tested positive for rabies there. but zookeepers say it's not a part of their exhibit. a teenaged volunteer found the distressed bat near the otter exhibit and in the process of bringing it to zoo officials, she may have been bitten. the girl has received a series of injections to make sure her immune system is fighting off the virus. >> you see an injured animal or you think an animal is injured or acting abnormally, the best thing t

>> first of all, what a treat to have otis redding iii here with us this morning. i am a huge fan. and as an elected official, as a politician, many of my role models are musicians and otis redding is one of them. and he sang my favorite version of the sam cook song, a change is going to come. beautiful, beautiful rendition. and it is amazing to have you here to bless this site where he based his last song before he died too young. as a district supervisor for this area, i am genuinely excited to welcome a new park into our district. many of our residents know this. we have the fewest parks and we have the smallest parks in the city. and compared to residents of other parts that may have 25 acres per residence, we have less than one, about .7. so, this park is a very important addition to completing the neighborhood that we live in.

we have been able to get out of the red. and i think that some of the recent work, in terms of repaving and restriping, and i don't know, maybe that will get us up into the orange for some of the stretches. but yeah, i mean, it is good to point out that our busiest and most important bicycle street is predominantly one that is not attractive to a very wide range of people. >> in fact it is the bike messenger category that you described before. >> correct. >> and again, if you look on market street it is more than bike messengers that are riding on market street. there was a hearing today on the board of supervisors a lot of folks talking about market street and saying this they ride it but it is uncomfortable. >> you know where i am going so i will stop leading questions and let you continue. >> so as it says here on the bottom, we have less than ten percent of the network right now that we believe is comfortable for that broad range of folks that need to get cycling. >> or that we need to get cycling in order to achieve the

to donate simply call 1800 red cross or visit red cross blood got work to make an appointment.ible--redcrossblood.org. 1-800-red-cross. >>darya: in san francisco man was killed of the weekend in the city's tenderloin neighbor that has been identified. 24 year-old melsar godoy was among two groups of of the nation and 800 block of ofuro street just before 10 saturday night. godoy was pronounced dead at the scene while a second victim remains of the hospital with like three and three separate police recovered to guns at the same. it has not been determined if the shooting was gang-related. >>james: a man with a machete and a gun is accused of chasing children and a vallejo park. police said the man 44 year-old frederick kind ran through the popular delta metals park saturday night with his weapons and chased kids around. no children were injured. but residents say the incident has been very concerned. officers attempted to make contact with kind at his home. they fired from bullets and used a flashback to get his attention. after a 70 minute standoff with police, heinz eventually

3 hundred citations 0 those are the red light cameras. that he we're going to exceed the number of citations in 2012 and 19 thousand 1 hundred and 22. obviously in our efforts to combat the issue of pedestrian safety we have partners we work with throughout the city and we will have a representative and i'll have them come up to insert themselves into this presentation as well. >> good evening. i'm a program director at save and i'd like to start with saying that pedestrian safety indication has been saves focus for many years. we have a long-standing history of working with the police department and raising awareness for pedestrian safety. every year we conduct presentations on pedestrian and traffic safety. we include pedestrian and traffic safety in our presentations and we conduct about 2 hundred of those every year. while nevertheless to say we conduct it in 5 languages. we have a whole library on the topic and i brought some of those with me today. everyone can see most of those materials 00 on our website and most of them is transl

giants/reds top 2nd/ 1-0 reds >> gary: homer bailey strikes out hunter pence swinging he hung in therettending not your night again! now to concentrate on bailey he is cured got out on the seventh bottom 3rd/ 1-0 reds tim lincecum strikes out joey votto on the check swing >> gary: bottom 6th/ 1-0 reds >> gary: brandon phillips lines a lincecum pitch over the left field fence for a 2-run home run 3-0 reds dollartop 7th/ 3-0 reds bailey after allowing his 1st baserunner on a walk strikes out pablo sandoval swinging no hits through 7 innings >> gary: bailey threw the last no-hitter of the 2012 season score right now: 3-0 reds >> gary: >> to the ones is especially special to do it twice i really do not have the words right now. his sister you think you could throw another hitter? i'm into it jokingly i didn't think it would happen again. giants have now had a pass on the ninth. all five teams in that bunch within three and a half games. phase the couple's 55 at the oakland coliseum. dallas and the lakers turn >> gary: to profess love for dwight howard.u the dallas mavericks and l.a. lakers

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and the sky was lit up red. this vibrant red with a huge plume of smoke. >> reporter: from the sky above, a glimpse at the destruction. the roof of the plant blown entirely away. authorities said the blue rhino propane tributer had 50,000 tanks on site. they were set off in a violent change reaction. >> they store the cylinders in different parts of the property, in different areas of the plant. as the fire continued to spread, there were more and more explosions. >> reporter: officials say all of the two dozen night shift workers inside the plant have been accounted for. several people injured were air-lifted to nearby hospitals where they remain in critical condition. meanwhile, more than 200 emergency responders have descended on the scene. >> right now, they're main concern is containing the fire, containing the scene. and making sure no one's in danger at the scene. >> reporter: the explosion forced the temporary evacuation of residents within a one-mile radius of the plant. this morning, the residents and