the sea wall should be developed and released from the growing limits. development should include neighborhood and city-serving uses on the ground floor. new development should provide the range of natural to poverty and surrounding communities. these developments should complement the character of historic districts, but also represent the best of contemporary architecture. the sand francisco bay and waterfront industry are a major contributor to commerce, recreation, and the environment. the blake -- the bay planning commission have supported this process for many decades. it is an important foundation on which the san francisco planning department can build its recommendations. the thoughtful and visionary approach to ensuring compatibility of development and sustainability is a model for coastal ports across our nation. founded in 1983, the bay planning coalition is a nonprofit organization representing a broad spectrum of the bay of business and environmental entities. the 175 members include the maritime industry, local government, residential and

planning staff over the past year-and-a-half, and move forward with sensible development, such as sea wall lot 351." thank you. commissioner fong: thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i am an attorney at gibson dunn, which is a member of smirk. i'm here tonight to read a letter that is submitted from the metcalf of spur -- gabe metcal. "dear commissioners, we would like to offer our support for the acceptance of the northeast embarcadero study. it reflects strong staff work and is implemented with -- if implemented, would significantly improve the public realm of sentences. if knowledge is the importance of the embarcadero to the city and includes design approaches so it enhances the city for everyone. most important, we believe these guidelines are consistent with the port's waterfront land use plan. we think it is essential if we continue to refer to the waterfront land use plan as the governing document for decisions about what lands. this planning process was started by citizen initiative and ultimately involved hundreds of citizens in one of the most extensive public participati

the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. harry hopkins said, they have to eat too. the artists should dig ditches like everybody else. this is antonio brinko. millions of americans got to hear live music for the first time. this is the federal theater project. this is maxine albroro. it's been destroyed

>> there is a sea wall, probably right under where you are standing. a lot of it is on the pilings. >> i have seen a guy on a little boat that goes under there and make repairs. >> and also, the coast guard comes, anytime there are logs floating in the water, we have to call the coast guard. acting get hung up underneath the pipes. >> i want to thank you all for coming. thank you so much for your great information. i hope to see you all again next month for our next program. thank you very much. >> the mayor, the office of workforce development, kick off a new program which is to engage some of the artists in reinvigorating the streetscapes. organized in partnership with neighborhood based economic development organizations, the art in storefronts taps into the incredible creativity of the artist community to help improve the quality of life and the business climate in poor neighborhoods. the tenderloin, central market, they view, and the mission's 24 st.. at the launch party, the mayor released the first of 13 projects located on taylor and market str

waterfront and what its implications and choices might be that you would want to consider for the sea wall at 351 project as well. i think i want to just back that up. we're certainly available for questions, and happy to follow- up accordingly. >> thanks. good afternoon, commissioners. acting director of city-wide planning for the department. with me today are kate and neal, who have prepared the study and are most familiar with it, so i will make just a few introductory comments. in early 2009, the port commission, at the request of supervisor chiu, commissioned the planning department to introduce the surf pretty surface parking points alongside the embarcadero north of market street, and that we consider for a writ areas beyond those immediate heists to more fully understand the context of the work we would do, and that constitutes our study area. we have completed our analysis and the policy recommendations, and that constitutes a study area. they regard design guidelines primarily for city pattern, for height, for urban form, for land use, and for open space. we are excited to presen

the waterfront land use plan but also sets the stage for future developments in this area, such as sea wall lot 351 and ensuring that the area and the ferry building remain viable. i've seen progress on the bayside over the years, and the land side remains undeveloped. the study frames this discussion and encourages responsible, smart development and open spaces along the embarcadero. for all of these reasons, i encourage the port commission to support these

>> there is a sea wall, probably right under where you are standing. a lot of it is on the pilings. >> i have seen a guy on a little boat that goes under there and make repairs. >> and also, the coast guard comes, anytime there are logs floating in the water, we have to call the coast guard. acting get hung up underneath the pipes. >> i want to thank you all for coming. thank you so much for your great information. i hope to see you all again next month for our next program. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, this is the regular meeting of the san francisco planning commission for thursday august 12, 2010, prior to roll, if i can just remind all of you to turn off any electronic devices that may sound off during the proceedings. when speaking we ask you speak directly into the microphone approximately 3-6 inches away and state and spell your last name for the record. roll call -- [ roll call ] linda avery: commissioner oh log gee is here. item one is case 2006.0848 he, for 23-34 doll lores are street, for continuance to september 2, 2010, item 212

our seawall has cracks in the but the city does not have a sea wall.what is the possibility of having a levee built here by -- like what your doing in new orleans? guest: as far as texas, there are improvement projects that are being looked at throughout texas as a result of hurricane ike. right now, i don't know the status or if those projects will be funded. i can tell you that they are being looked at to improve what is in that area. host: what is the manpower like in new orleans? guest: are we able to get sufficient labor? host: i am more interested in how many people are involved guest: there are thousands of people involved record team on the ground as over 1000 people. because the project is so big, we are using people across the corps of army engineers across the nation. we have the work force of our architects/engineers to design this. the construction work is being done by a construction agency. we don't even count all the people who are helping from afar. host: do you coordinate with federal offices? guest: absolutely. we have numerous inter

some fixes include contracting a buried sea wall using rocks for erosion control or even building concrete pilings. the california costal submission still needs to approve the plan. >>> a big subway project is underway in san francisco. it's going to cost more than $1.5 billion. muni says that the central subway is going to save passengers who take the stockton street butts about 11 minutes. save muni says they added up the walk, travel and line time. if the central subway is built, the group estimates the total travel time will be about 24.7 minutes. muni says its data is flawed because that doesn't take into account the frequency between trains or the distance between transfers. >>> travel time today could be slowing down. let's check in with mike. >>> let's encourage mass transit of all sorts because it is a spare the air day. right now, no slowing on the vta system, but 101 northbound from 680, we see that slowdown. that's a typical slow spot that shows up about now during the typical fall months. summer vacation is over for the xlut, folks. there you see the slowing off of 680 as well

most of the city in new orleans protected by the sea walls and levees. now that year, 2005, was an epic season. still the record breaker in terms of 28-named storms. 15 hurricanes. it wasn't just the year of katrina, it was wilma and reita. even though this year has been mild, keep in mind we are entering the peak of atlantic hurricane season. and we have danielle in the central laatlantic and likely el as we are entering the peak season. >> thank you. the president heads to new orleans sunday to talk about the katrina anniversary and the oil spill, then tuesday a nationwide address on the situation in iraq. combat troops are out, but the violence continues. tracie potts live in washington with the controversy over iraq. tracy? >> scott, the president is on vacation, he was having lunch and thrown a question, shouted a question from a reporter about iraq. and he said, come on, guys, we're buying shrimp here that reaction was not taken well and not taken lightly. a lot of people comparing it to how president bush would have been covered if he had been giv

the fixes include constructing a sea wall using rocks for erosion control or building concrete piling. the california costal commission still has to approve any kind of plan. >>> it is now 5:08. time to check that commute with mike and see how things are rolling out there. >> and so far, so good for the start of this week. a reminder, a lot of folks hitting the roads, back from vacation. we'll look at the golden gate bridge which moves smoothly over water. and a nice, clear view looking across from the north bay. no problems fort visibility. golden gate bridge right there, we'll move up to nevada where we'll see the early slowdown start at about.7:00, actually, for most of that. pg&e is doing some work. it's the first day for public schools in novato. 101 should continue its typical pattern. back to you guys. >> good to note. thanks. >>> and it's getting warm out there, in fact, down right hot. we've been talking about the spare the air. >> and given how cool the summer has been, it is going to be quite a surprise around lunchtime today when you see the temperatures showing 90s around

democrats have a sea wall. what happens, republicans nominated people that may not be able to win.asically the republicans are putting bricks on the seawall, and building it higher. they have a less chance of winning because of their election because of who they nominated in some places. >> their biggest problem, i would suspect, if they did win, suppose the republicans did win control of the house and senate, what would their program be? they would be a much easier mark for the democrat, heading toward the 2012 presidential election. you almost think it would be better for obama if they won -- >> start to triangulate. say we have a brilliant plan. >> they can do one of two things which would be beneficial. he could compromise and show build bridges or say there's the problem, they're the problem. the fear the white house has, he'll get the worst possible result which is a small margin in the house, a small margin in the senate. he can't get anything done but owns all of the leverage. >> now that we settled that one -- >> let's move right out of the country to pakistan briefly, bec

sea. >> is just a wall of john goal. >> they filmed as they went, documenting the challenge of cutting through dense jungle. and confronting hostile wildlife. >> a wasp. i swallowed a bee. ow. ow. >> their mental and physical endurance tested to the limit. >> i have the most overriding feeling of hunger. unbelievable. >> back home, his mother followed her sons journey -- her son's journey all the way. >> it is a huge challenge to go on with this day after day, with this jungle and closing. that must take huge willpower. >> will power that has them already planning another expedition that he says will be every bit as challenging as this one. john frame, bbc news. >> a reminder of our top stories. two witnesses at the war crimes trial of charles taylor have flatly contradicted evidence given by the model naomi campbell that she did not know who gave for alleged blood diamonds in 1997. we are on line of course. and on twitter and facebook. thank you for watching. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/

it is a funny feeling, but that the sea wall. i go off to denver, colorado, and i'm going to be the dean of the korbel school of international studies at the university of denver. i will retire august 31 after 33 years, plus two years in the peace corps. will i be in washington on the 31st? probably not, but i will come through in september and have a proper farewell. i will invite some of you. [laughter] great to see you all. thank you very much. >> in a few moments, a discussion with former secretaries of state madeline albright and george shultz. in a little more than an hour, of forum on housing finance, including tim geithner. after that, the heritage foundation report on the economy, the budget, and foreign policy. one of the washington journal" tomorrow morning, we will focus on fannie mae and freddie mac. the chairman of freedom works, dick armey, parks about his article between the relationship between the two party and the republicans. and a series of financial regulations law continues with a look at how it may affect

our seawall has cracks in the but the city does not have a sea wall.what is the possibility of having a levee built here by -- like what your doing in new orleans? guest: as far as texas, there are improvement projects that are being looked at throughout texas as a result of hurricane ike. right now, i don't know the status or if those projects will be funded. i can tell you that they are being looked at to improve what is in that area. host: what is the manpower like in new orleans? guest: are we able to get sufficient labor? host: i am more interested in how many people are involved guest: there are thousands of people involved record team on the ground as over 1000 people. because the project is so big, we are using people across the corps of army engineers across the nation. we have the work force of our architects/engineers to design this. the construction work is being done by a construction agency. we don't even count all the people who are helping from afar. host: do you coordinate with federal offices? guest: absolutely. we have numerous inter

encouraging manufacturers over the seas have a strong rally on wall street and the dow had a 40% increase. >>> android phones are becoming popular around the world and a selling apple's iphone. 24% purchased a android phone while 23% bonds and iphone and they find android support phone sales worldwide are up more than a hundred% from one year ago. apple's sales grew 61%. >>> it is being hailed as a major breakthrough. stanford researchers have developed what they say is an entirely new way to create electricity that one day soon could be far cheaper to produce than using fossil fuels. health and science editor john fowler reports. >> reporter: the son is an unlimited but compared to fossil fuels, so powers converting sunlight to a lead to deep remains to expensive. >> hopefully somebody will figure out how to make more with this. >> at stanford university that somebody is this site is professor this chip may hold the solar's future. >> what we have shown here is a new physical process that is different from the normal way that you convert the energy. >> reporter: what is holding back its

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fixes include a sea wall using rocks for erosion control or building concrete pilings.the point is. muni said the subway will save passenger who is take the stockton street bus about 11 minutes, but save muni said when you take walking and wait times into account, commuters will lose time. save muni claims they added up the walk, wait, and travel times and say it will take 15.3 minutes under the current system. but if the subway is built, the total time would be 24.7 minutes. the data is flawed because it doesn't take into account the frequency between trains, the distance between transfers. thanks for joining us. nuayon co c ng up next. >>> there's nothing better than a monday to recap the best gossip of the week. if you're out of the loop, we fill you in on all things pop culture. >> rob is a columnist for pop did the eater.com and here's here to give us the lowdown on all the crap in the world. >> don't you love him already? jennifer aniston at the box office had a very disappointing showing. >> totally surprising. she has a new movie out called "the switch" in xh sh

walls. sometimes the family was at sea for up to 43 days.was just 11 when they set out. >> you know, i don't really know what's happening with britney spears and the latest gossip and really i could care less. >> reporter: after all, surviving five hurricanes was much more exciting. so was learning to barter for food. >> it's a beautiful day here. >> reporter: when they ran out of money and realized their kids needed normalcy, they came back to maryland in june. >> and the world's moved so much faster since we've gone. >> reporter: kathy plans to go back to nursing, kalena to college, and tom would like to write a book. >> when you peel everything away, what else do we really have but relationships and time with our loved ones and giving and caring and sometimes i think that gets lost. >> reporter: though they're back, they're living on the boat because even in port it's still their escape. seth doane, cbs news, maryland. >> couric: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight, i'm katie couric, thank you for watching. see you tomorrow. goo

seas can return. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will be kicking off the day.he dow opens at 10,150 after climbing 164 points on friday. the s&p gained 17. and the nasdaq was up 34. we take a look overseas, the nikkei added 158 points while in hong kong the hang seng rose 139. >>> this week wall street heads into september traditionally the worst month for stocks. facing mounting evidence the economy is stuck in neutral. expect a cautious week ahead while everyone waits for the week's most important data, unemployment. friday's numbers are expected to show unemployment ticking higher to 9.6% from 9.5%. thanks mainly to the continued layoff of temporary government census workers. if the numbers are worse than expected, friday's trading could get ugly heading in to the long labor day weekend. >>> elsewhere, dell says it's assessing its bid for 3par after the data storage company's board of directors said hewlett-packard's $2 billion offer was a superior proposal. 3 par notified dell of it's agreement on their merger agreement. dell now has three business days to

of course, much of this area under sea level so you can see the patchwork and the huge walls that haveeen built that are supposed to get completed by the end of next year. >> let's hope it does. manuel gallegus in new orleans. >>> next door in alabama the own pier on the hudson was honored this weekend. sully sullenberger was rescued for risking their life to save others. all are medal of honor recipients but he was also presented the american spirit award. he told the huntsville space center the word "hero" is often misinterpreted and often over used. >>> another bad accident at a busy 2010. what happened when a tour bus and car collided in san francisco. the fight to save some east bay child care centers, what they plan to do now to keep them operating. who needs a fast car when que go super sonic. you can be the proud owner of a fighter jet if the price is right. >>> mild temperatures for the monday but big changes on the way. how warm we'll get by mid-week, i've got that coming up. ♪ they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the

sea. and in mississippi, they read names etched into that wall. president obama traveled to the gulf, and we'll have his words in a moment. but we begin tonight by asking -- how much has changed? it was five years ago this morning. katrina made landfall. and inside the superdome, where thousands of evacuees sat in those stadium seats, the roof began to tear off. all we had was our cell phone to call out. massive waterfall in the center of the superdome. no one knew that surviving the superdome and the convention center would be even more challenging than surviving the storm itself. we remember jean brown, desperate to find food to help. >> i got to do something to help them. >> reporter: in the kitchen, she found orange juice and packets of sugar. >> i don't want to die like this. >> reporter: this woman told me she'd been without insulin for three days, and as we began to talk with her, she collapsed. >> do we have regular insulin? >> reporter: the only nurse at the convention center, herself an evacuee, went to work. the young woman survived. an

can do that and it's not just consing there are many other things in the wall you can sow things you've got until you've gone to sea first but you'll see sable for years and meet. many other expensive herb's where you know for example there is a type of fern in our lands which doesn't grow anywhere else so the japanese come to buy it from us. there is breaking up out of well known type of bush well you know we also have another type of fur forms. and. female plants in only female plants are of any value and also it's a pretty. period in a certain way and then it's used to release talk scenes which from the body. that's why it is so valuable to you put them all those years in medicine yes so there are many things involved as there are almost we also have a small sawmill all those things enable us to live not too extravagant to have everything when he says private first device president russian association. peoples all the noise spotlight will be back shortly after a break we'll continue this interview so stay with us don't go. to the coast of kenya has been to the kaluga metion where the car industry is rapidly deve

sea. i don't see anyone else running to create the same design. >> reporter: inside this room walled with white sting ray hide. fingerprint detection is the only way into the master suite. swimming pool number 3 has a glass bottom so people dancing below can see who is swimming above. and this plush room is just what you think it is, the nooky room. 360-degree views you take in through bomb proof windows. >> i think he has seen a few too many bond movies if he has to have -- it's like having a safe room that no matter what else happens you are going to be protected. >> reporter: now, apparently the owner guards his privacy closely and another way to do that is the design of the hull. take a closing look. no railings and definitely difficult for someone to scramble aboard from the water. how about one more statistic. this boat carries enough fuel to make it 6500 nautical miles on one trip. how far is that, juliette? imagine one tank of gas now from london to cape town without stopping. >> unbelievable. right behind your shoulder there you could just wave to them and say, hey. how about din

sea. the life guard closed the beach and no one was hurt including the shark. >>> posted anything on your wall tonight? social networking sites have never been more popular and making them prime targets for hackers. even if you don't have a facebook or myspace account, you're not in the clear. you don't have to be a member to become a victim. >> reporter: her face, her name, her friends hijacked by a cyber hacker likely work overseas. >> i get a text from my girlfriend neighbor friend that says, i'm talking to you on facebook right now. >> reporter: the problem is -- >> i don't have a facebook account. >> reporter: diane was running in the red book race for women when she got that message from her neighbor in santa clarita and a few seconds later, friends were asking if she was okay because they just read her e-mail. >> it said, i was traveling in london with my family and robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: that wasn't true, soloman was here in l.a. running the race. the hacker got into urea hoo account, folders, stole a photo, made a facebook page and pretended to be you? >> yes. absolutely. >>

sell president obama's old senate sea >> new accusations this morning against a jetblue fight attendant who cursed out a passenger, then slid dwn an emergency chute. the "walle journal" reports another passenger on that flit says steven slater is t one who instigated the confrontation. the school teacher says when the woman in front of her asked slater where her bag was showed she blurted out an expletive. he looked disturbed before that opening overhead bins and slamming them shut. another paenger said slater was used for her when she asked for a wipe to clean up a spilled coffee. his ex-wife. >> i find that hard to believe. steven is san absolutely consummate flight attendant. he is a professiona he always has been. he's thrown a number of years and was born to fly. >> jetblue officials are not corporating with the investigion. a charge the company denies. >> check this picture from south beach -- i'm sorry, emeryville. what we're looking at, possibly some shado, bright spots on the buildings in downtown san francisco. >> could that be sun? >> could it be! it's almost here where the warming trend. we'll talk about how that's going to affect the weekend an

sea mantra pure resume. barracuda. in israel. in. jerusalem. there's no end in sight to the uphill battle against the wall ravaging russia as they destroy lives and homes often leaving the charred ruins of in time villages in the city. and smoke from the forces strangling driving residents out of the capital and doubling the normal daily death right. sixty five years since the us stopped in the psyche of those who escaped for their lives. no other place suffers the same fate as this city. with more news more developments for us in fifteen minutes from now on the sports update is next with. along welcome to sport on artsy comments here from moscow i'm ramona kos for now let's take a look at what's coming up in this edition. crossing they quieter we bring you the latest from the russian premier league where the second part of the football season kicks off over the weekend. season's first man united score three to chelsea's one to claim the community shield at wembley stadium. and a first title in ten months russian said lot of coups and it's all over breaks her streak and wins the san diego. so let's start

season brings launch pollution too young to play on the wall to feel sick leaning every year we see fewer fish caught in this part of the black sea i believe you will to blaze ecosystem is in grave danger alexei has considered many different solutions to the problem but his friend a deputy in the city council came up with a simple yet hopefully highly effective idea so. we will ask the russian black sea fleet stationed here to give us their old ships we will sink them and create an artificial reef which will greatly improve the base ecosystem this is nothing new many countries do the same. as the idea came to him after what was seen as a major policy shift in the presidents of russia and ukraine signed an agreement to prolong the stay of the russian black sea fleet in the crimea until twenty forty two where the previous administration and key of these ships of the russian black sea fleet were unwanted guests in ukraine's crimea and were to leave the area by the year twenty seventeen but after the heart of agreement was signed local authorities here are saying they're trying to do everything they can so that these ships remain her

walls. sometimes the family was at sea for up to 43 days.,000 miles, and have countless stories to share. seth doane, cbs news, maryland. >> joining us exclusively in the studio, tom and kathy crafton along with their kids. we're happy to have you with us this morning. we're fascinated by this, in awe. i think the first question everyone has is, tom, what are you wearing? >> somebody needs to take them to the gap. this is zulu, south african clothes. >> you're all dressed in a little something different. they are not all zulu clothing, actually. >> no, my outfit is indian coming from maritius. >> did you pick this up today or showing stuff you picked up along the way? >> yes. >> i think it gives you a good sense of obviously the different places you visited, the adventures you had. let's back up for minute. tom, you give kathy a trip to learn how to sail. she comes back and you two say, let's chuck this, take the kids and go sailing around the world. why? >> we were doing what life -- what everybody seemed to be doing. we were making decisio

sea. i don't see anybody else running to create the same design. >> reporter: inside, this room walled with sting ray hide. fingerprint detection is the only way into the master suite. swimming pool number 3 has a glass bottom so people dancing below can see who is swimming above. and this plush room is just what you think it is, the nooky room. at the top of the tower is a room with a rotating bed for 360-degree views, views you take in through bomb-proof windows. >> i think mr. melnichenko has probably seen a few too many bond movies if you have to have -- it's like having a safe room that no matter what else happens you are going to be protected. >> reporter: simon perez for cbs 5. >> it's 5:50. still to come, the new fee american airlines is sticking to some passengers. >> why some researchers say moderate drinking can make you smarter. american airlines has found another way to make money... we know everyone's looking for ways to save. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. dad,

wall street closely today. >> if a shark started telling about. yesterday's sell-off spotted this shark attack in a seaion, residence nearby south the binoculars. >> why has the hon. said in the living room and he was looking at the surf through the binoculars. and he just can't yell the see a shark. i guessing comparatively to my dad's both side which is a 16 ft. boat. i saw 14 ft. a white belly to mop and out the water. and the girth was probably 45 p and then adds pureblood in the air it was gruesome. something you ixia to be on the discovery channel not right out the window. what make sure >> what makes you so sure that it was a great white >> just the size of it to speed. >> pacific a police have sought posted warning signs. >> are born to looking at the beach weather, midweek it's going to heat up. will talk about the warm-up that's on the way. here's a live shot of the sunrise of red sun rise from live can. will be right back. >> all on hockey Ãqw@, will combat would continue live with their breaking news story alive look here from sfo in looking at a 747 of blown engine over the pacific on this

wall street is headed for a lower opening. that follows big losses on nearly every major seas market overnight after the u.s.ederal reserve said yesterday the u.s. recovery was slowing down. we'll get the latest on early trading live from the new york stock exchange in about 15 minutes. >> this story for you. this morning security stepped up around a contra costa county apartment complex following a string of sexual assaults. three women attacked in their own homes over the past six weeks. terry mcsweeney is live at the park regency apartments. that's where all the attacks occurred. terry? >> we're finding out this morning that the fear of this attacker is now spreading to people, to women outside of the park regency apartments. this is where the attacks have occurred. the women being attacked inside their apartments, each attack somewhat different but the description of the attacker is very similar. the last one happened yesterday morning at 8:30. now, how he got into the apartment is a mystery. the door was reportedly locked. the victim used pepper spray to fight him off. july 6th a woman was raped inside

walls to collapse and firefighters had to be pulled back for their own safety. the warehouse was a long abandoned complex. >>> straight ahead, a young girl is being hailed as a hero at seaee how the 3-year-old from the central valley managed to save her father's life after he collapsed. >>> and an interesting event with a world record in mexico. find out if they were successful. >>> talking so much about the cool temperatures over the past few days. but look what happens tomorrow. significant warmup. more on tomorrow's forecast coming up. . >>> a little girl in the central valley has become a hero at 3-year-old. >> you show me because i don't know which way you went. >> i went that way. >> that way. >> yesterday she showed her dad the route she took to the fire station only a day earlier. frank had mixed his medications and collapsed at therapy home. his daughter ran to the local firehouse and told the captain there that her dad was frozen and would not wake up. >> she walked us down to the house. and, you know, her dad was sitting in the living-room needing medical care. >> doctors say that without the prompt response, frank probably would have died. as for the mom, sh

sea level. the second point i wanted to make was that the retaining walls or flood walls which the national media have been calling since katrina happened levees were not levees. they were built several years ago about -- by the army corps of engineers with substandard materials and bad engineering practices. and the 17th street canal retaining wall was caused to break by the new orleans waterboard directing in that canal several days before katrina hit which was a ridiculous thing for them to do and they weakened an already substandard material and therefore when the surge hit the canal, the levee on the lakeview said broke. on the orleans parish side. host: were you there, tell us your story quickly. caller: we were there until the day before it hit. host: what area of new orleans do you live in? caller: metaire, which is a half mile from new orleans. host: close to the 17th street canal. caller: yes. the only problem we had, we lost the roof on our place. but we came back and lived in a suburb of shreveport. guest: new orleans is a beautiful, one of my favorite cities and there is some higher

wall knit creek, 70 oakland, downtown, san jose 73 to 79. mt. tam eight degrees warmer at 67 compared to 24 hours ago. a pretty good signature for warmer weather plus the seareeze at travis is about half of what it was yesterday. that low, though,, is going to put an end to d warm up that will start tomorrow. it could even produce a few afternoon clouds and showers near there oregon border today fog and drizzle, sunny, warm, breezy at times 60s by the coast, 70 santa cruz, 70s bay, upper 70s mid-80s to upper 80s far enough away from fog fliewngs, more fog cooler tuesday, then much cooler towards the end of the week dave and pam. >> thank you, steve. >>> this morning lowe's announced higher profits during the quart that ended in june. they credit improved sales and lower operating costs for the increase. revenue also grew by 4% but the company says there won't be any consistent improvement unl the labor and housing market improve. >>> best buy has ordered a wisconsin priest to stop infringing on its geek squad trademark. he drives a black vw beatle with door stickers bearic god squad in a logo similar to best buy's electronic troubleshooting geek squads. be