softball, other kinds of activity. but it is not an area where new shadow that's cast after 5:00 will adversely affect the use of the playground. proposition k does not prohibit no new shadow on the park. what proper k said is that -- prop k said is that this commission has to consider the new shadows that are being cast and determine whether or not the new shadows will adversely affect the use of the park, and i submit that this is not the case, that the use of the park will not be adversely affected by the new shadow. the architect is here the architect is here to answer any question you have on the design, including treatment of the retail space frontage, to make sure that they don't look the same throughout, and the project sponsor is also here to answer any questions. and finally, the project sponsor did meet with the attorney for both the current owner of the brewing company as well as the future owner. so all the parties are onboard and we agreed that the main thing is to make sure that the future owner of these

as for something less attitudinal, the golden girl of american softball in farewell. she was lights out in her last world cup, not allowing a run in 18 2/3 during this tournament. givt,en gen an emotional sendoff. we're back in a moment. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ >>> back to school is coming soon. what will your kids eat for lunch? tips on how to stay healthy and make sure they don't trade away a meal for junk food. tomorrow morning on fbc bay area news. >>> she has been a true marquee attraction for usa softball. and one of the game's greatest ambassadors. tonight in okla

>> you know, emma claire is at softball practice. all-star softball team.practice with her dad. they are proud of their dad. jack called on his way up to sports camp. his father drove him to sports camp. and said, we stopped at an applebee's and everybody wanted to have their picture taken with dad. you can see he acted like he was embarrassed but he was also proud, too. particularly, he was driving through western virginia -- not west virginia but western virginia. where there's a lot of poverty. those people say, okay, he messed up, but this guy was -- he was caring about us. you know. and so i think they give him a little more leeway than -- >> larry: do the kids -- have the kids met their stepsister? >> no, no. they have not. there'll come a time when they have. but quinn i think will be coming up on 2 1/2. i think that when she starts creating more memories and when john has a better -- a more long-standing relationship with her and she can come visit him, i think that will happen. >> larry: you write in your afterword, quote, right now, i want to live

. >>> world cup softball still on the radar. jennie finch, she's got one game left after tonight. good will tour, she pitched a complete game and a little help here defensively from her team. look at that. finch also homered, took a no- hitter into the 5th inning. she homered yesterday. took a no hitter into the 5th. settle for a one-hitter. usa beat japan 5-0. the tournament wraps up on monday. >>> floyd landis on the lance armstrong cheated case. >> did you see him using performance enhancing drugs? >> yes. i also received some from him. rather than go into entire detail, yes. i saw lance armstrong using drugs. >> all right. again, armstrong says this is his final tour de france. armstrong's in 23rd place. andy schleck is only eight seconds behind. today mark cavendish won. but again it's wrapping up for armstrong. i'll say really quickly, mark danon, the great jacqueline bennett, you're probably bicycle riding fans. all these years, reports, reports, reports on armstrong. i'm one of these guys until i see it, i don't want to believe it. that's an awful lot of smoke isn't it? >>

world cup softball coming in your living room.inch, maybe the greatest name in the history of the sport. announced her retirement. she will be with her kids. certainly be home at night. she will not take them. and she hit a two-run homer. usa beat canada, 9-0. jenny could pitch and jenny will retire just terrific. she was a pitcher for arizona, winning a collegiate championship and 60 games in a row. bobby has been named the major league soccer all-star game set for wednesday in houston. he's one of the guys that's a last minute edition. he scored more than a year to put the earthquake up front against the l.a. galaxy. galaxy is the one that picked him. tonight, we will have a 2-2 tie thing. donedonovan, he scores. galaxy improved to 12-2, and 4. are you okay? >> i'm sorry. >> coming to work for you. >> all right. hall of fame, has welcomed in a new member. the united states hockey hall of fame. there's one that jackie reported in toronto. those who loved our country didn't hear this one. i'll be the jokester. going in on october

some things lined up, but then a lot of things i would go to a community event like church or a softball game or something like that where i can hang out and get a sense of the community or like a high school football game and i'm talking to a guy and he starts talking about the game and then he starts telling me his life story and he says before that i was over in iraq. the people over there, totally frick en different. so all of a sudden -- and i was realizing how different really sort of liberal urban america and small town more conservative rural america are and ir knew i had to put this on stage. >> it is not just the rural and urban. i'm asking. it is also the coasts and then what they call the fly-over states, but the vast middle, there is a lot of middle there and you feet out how important that middle is every time there is an election. >> sure. exactly. we kind of live in these two world's and most people kind of don't go. one guy in alabama was saying -- i said we should hang out again. you should come to san francisco. he said we have to meet on neutral territory. >> they say

one of the all-time softball grades went out on top yesterday.oing to be his pitch let's listen. >> that study then she said goodbye to an international soccer as team usa wrapped up 51 win against japan and the world cup of soccer ball it goes down if not the best women's softball player of all time she is dominant in arizona leading the team to 60 consecutive wins and an ncaa title in 2001. she went on to win an olympic gold medal in 04 and her talent and good looks major icon to many in the united states. we've all seen plenty of car crashes in nascar and indycar but how about big rigs racing pileups. this happened in south palo brazil as a big rig goes over the other one-it's a major pilot to happen on sunday it's amazing video. likely his ford truck its launch over another vehicle and smashes into the wall before rolling over and landing on the roof. fortunately it's true brutal walk away unscathed. there is waiting to the crowd. just a few minutes away from professional tennis action from stamford university. the no. 5 seed will meet china'

we'll see you at the third annual congressional women's softball game next year. we yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, five-minute voting will continue. the unfinished business is the question on suspending the rules and agreeing to house resolution 1460 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: house resolution 1460, resolution recognizing the important role pollinators play in supporting the ecosystem and supporting the goals and ideals of national pollinator week. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution. so many as in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -- >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the rules are suspended -- >> mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the gentleman from new york. >> mr. speaker, i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those in support of the request for a reco

large contributions will completely revitalize the old softball fields. it is not just new fields, it will be new lighting, fencing, etc. you can see the work that kaiser helped to fund. we will eventually get rid of the fence that divides the neighborhood. all of this is to make the point that parks and recreation is moving in the right direction. we have not used money as an excuse not to do better and do more. every survey done of the recreation and parks department independent of the city has shown higher satisfaction, war engagement, and more enthusiasm for this system. that is why, in some ways, it should not surprise you that phil ginsberg and members of the commission have committed to do something extraordinary, considering the limitation of resources. i will allow phil to accounts -- announce exactly what it is. he has been very enthusiastic. [applause] >> i do not know where to go from there. let's jump right into it. we're offering three times as many summer camps this summer as we did last year. mayor newsom: you are tripling the number of su

. >>> at number 4, world cup softball, the japanese catcher had a bug fly up her jersey. the usa won the game. >>> at number 3 back this the giants and marlins, andres torres runs a mile into triple valley, tracks down the cody ross fly ball. white sox and mariners, ichiro, this is one better. takes it away from mark kotsay, they won anyway. ultimate catch of the year, i'm calling it the catch of any sport all year long, andrew flemming of the seattle sockeye hauls it in just before it hit the ground. no, that is a catch. and congratulations to lisa glick man of oakland, your ninth winner of a $250 gas card from your friends at 76 gas. you can also have a chance to win, go to our web site, cbs5.com, click on contests, we'll be right back. . >>> 10 pages, 1,000 artist, all for just $15 a day. >>> the 21st annual san jose jazz festival. august 13 through 15. kids 12 and under are free. go to cbs5.com. community. >> metropcs go to black bear curve. gps wi-fi and no annual contract. plus the $50 annual contract. and unlimited blackberry service for $60 a month. metropcs, wire

. >> i have a softball game to go to. >> it's terrible, it destroyed my business. they started, we have nobody walk in. >> reporter: police say 152 protesters were arrested and sited for disobeying police orders. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama. >>> president obama today signed a long delayed bill extending unemployment benefits to 2.5 million people. that includes 800,000 californians who's benefited expired on may 1st. >>> in arizona today protesters gathered at a courthouse. the white house is seeking a preliminary injunction blocking the law from taking effect one week from today. the judge did not indicate when she might rule. >>> one of the hottest fields in personal medicine was on the hot seat today on capitol hill. companies from the bay area and elsewhere that make home dna testing kits tried to explain why testing of those kits delivered wildly different results. rita williams has our report. >> reporter: it's only a click away, the website says to let you know of your risk for conditions for a price. >> how much do you charge for one of

. >> i have a softball game to go to. >> it's terrible, it destroyed my business. since they started, we have nobody walk in. >> reporter: police say 152 protesters were arrested and sited for disobeying police orders. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama. >>> president obama today signed a long delayed bill extending unemployment benefits to 2.5 million people. that includes 800,000 californians who's benefited expired on may 1st. >>> in arizona today protesters gathered at a courthouse. the white house is seeking a preliminary injunction blocking the law from taking effect one week from today. the judge did not indicate when she might rule. >>> one of the hottest fields in personal medicine was on the hot seat today on capitol hill. companies from the bay area and elsewhere that make home dna testing kits tried to explain why testing of those kits delivered wildly different results. rita williams has our report. >> reporter: it's only a click away, the website says to let you know of your risk for conditions for a price. >> how much do you charge for o

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currency and a central bank reserve and where it is today in sixty seconds go ned yeah thanks a softball question i think obviously most of your most real view is a fairly aware of the role of of silver as a currency historically. i think in sort of double digit around the world the word for silver and money is interchangeable so reform be more relevant at the moment in terms of the of a monetary asset over in asia where the chinese are always the buying a fair amount of the stuff along with gold through their bullion shops but look you know i think we're all we're all of the mind that paper currencies are in a state of of distress if not collapse and i imagine china that's interesting because i want to. factoid i don't know if you've done much study on this or not but during the one nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's during the depression of course china from what i understand was on a silver standard is that correct yeah they're trying to be in and i actually funny you bring that up because it's certainly true that the various. international leaders of history probably ones avail repe

mary's expects more applicants next year thanks to the exposure it got to a softball team. a lot of us got behind that. >> we did. we couldn't get quite far enough. they made a great effort. >> let's talk about the warmup. >> it was gray and cloudy yesterday. it was nice to see the sun. we had record-breaking temperatures. we had an overnight' and day time high of 56. today we'll see some 60s. this is a beautiful sunrise shot. you can see the fog underneath it. you are right on top of the mountain, you are enjoying a greater start to the day. live shot, hfd. temperatures are still in the on a. it's going to warm up a little bit quicker as we start the see the fog layer burn off just a bit. we have not only the enhanced cloud cover from the coast but that was because of a cool weather system. that is going to break things up as we get drier. al in in oakland today. foggy and cool coastside this morning but a little earlier sun so even pacifica and half moon bay, a little walk on the beach this afternoon. slightly warmer temperatures around the bay and inland temperatures are

she tried softball and doesn't like it.der. >> reporter: chelsea hasn't lost a single sanctioned little league game in four years. chelsea's mother dreamed of her daughter winning pageants, not games. >> i just knew one day i was going to have a little girl, fix her and fix her hair. >> reporter: but chelsea didn't want to wear diamonds. she wanted to rule them. >> a lot of kids say, oh, it's a girl, they try so hard every time. >> reporter: if there is some sort of feeling for a girl playing traditionally a boy's sport, chelsea as the attitude and the arm to shatter it. >> i think i'm breaking barriers. i'm doing a new thing that not many people have done. i really want to prove people wrong because it will probably change the world. >> you go, chelsea. learned from one of the best knuckleballers. how about that? i'll go with it? >> she said, the parents have no trouble with it. >> i love that sign, this is not for girls. >> she also managed, though, two perfect game, one in an all-star game, one in each year. >> there's n

we were talking about -- we and you played softball together, and you are very good. >> oh, thank youat i think that you and i, two on two, could beat two wnba players, which i know is ridiculous. but -- it became a whole conversation, and then i was -- we have, now, don't get me wrong, we have -- our security team is one of the best security teams in the world, just, i mean, take a look. and -- it's an intimidating force. now -- [ applause ] i was saying the other day -- just by way of an example, i think you could -- if -- if, for instance, we had, like, say -- >> guy on the right is eyeing me. >> jimmy: a rope -- that's ricky. if we had a rope -- these are the people that protect my life every day. you could beat both of our security guards in a tug of war. maybe even all of our security guards, but some of them are too fragile. would you be willing to compete with them? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: that would be great. here's the gloves. you put those on. let's get ricky and adolina up there. and they are wearing gloves, as well. you go on this side. that's ricky, that's adolina. >> n

. >> jimmy: so, you played in major league baseball legend and celebrity softball game that they havee all-star game -- >> i did. i've been fortunate enough the last couple of years to be invited to play in the celebrity tournament that they do, not tournament, the game they do. tournament would be -- >> jimmy: you played in st. louis last year. your hometown. >> this year in my adopted hometown of anaheim. >> jimmy: yeah, right. everyone's second home, really. >> jimmy: are there any houses in anaheim? >> jimmy: really only the mouse and duck family live there. >> if your name's not disney, you don't live there. >> jimmy: who played this year? who was on -- >> it was star-studded. a lot of -- bo jackson was there. >> jimmy: yeah, great. >> jennie finch, the great professional -- >> jimmy: did she pitch to you? >> she was on my team. >> jimmy: you're lucky, because -- they try to humiliate you by putting -- >> no part of that. >> jimmy: and she throws hard. >> hard. >> jimmy: really hard. >> and she's tall and has long arms and it really comes at you. we also had mc hammer playing on

let's say softball.ow what the school wanted to do was get rid of women's volleyball, but wanted to count cheerleading to compensate. the judge did not question whether cheerleading was hard. what he did was compare it to other college sports. cheerleaders don't use special facilities, say locker rooms. they don't recruit, like other sports. they don't go around the nation -- >> because you've got to be good. >> yes, thank you, laura. >> and counselor, they didn't technically compete. >> yes, they do. >> no. >> amongst other -- >> well, maybe not in -- >> but as the point of the sport is to support other competitors. you can't win or lose cheerleading. >> right. >> yes, you can go off and do a cheerleading competition, but the actual day-to-day sport itself, you can't win it. therefore, it's not a sport. keep in mind it may be athletic -- >> sure. >> but it's not a sport. >> that judge will not win. >> thanks. >>> a major security breach at the state fair in sacramento. police say two armed robbers stole

barbeques and pick them to get people together to play softball and baseball is a way to engage where you are not sitting around in a room talking about feelings. soldiers still like that, believe me or memorial services because soldiers want to honor the memory -- memory of their fallen comrades. by definition, ptsd has symptoms which don't necessarily cause impairment. in our soldiers, you hear the term signature wounded in the war a lot. traumatic brain injury or ptsd. i like the idea of the blast as significant -- as a significant weapon of the war. the ied or whatever causes theptsd, the amputations, the blindness, the blast and cause a multitude of things. what we have in many cases with our soldiers is multiple impairment and they all have to be addressed, not just one. i want to talk a little bit about where ww have been, where we have been and where we are going where we have been, we have been doing surveillance like you have never seen before. i don't have time today to present data but we have more data than we have ever had. much of it is available on the web if you googl

speaker, i rise today to congratulate the oilers for winning the state softball championship. . . five ladies were named to the all-state team. the coach and her soviet ball team posted an impressive 37-6-1 record for the season. there is no question that these students have taken the leadership, dedication and commitment that it takes to achieve great things now and in the future. and their persistence. they finished second last year. now, they are number one. the lady oilers are proven role models and a source of pride. with hard work and dedication, they have achieved their goals. mr. speaker, i congratulate the lady oilers on their championship and thank them for representing their community and school in a manner befitting the champions they are. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. mr. towns of new york. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. poe of texas. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to provide my five minutes. the speaker pro tempore:

i mean, some people read, some people play softball, there's a lot of -- go to the movies. you do what works best for you in terms of trying, 9-11, i must have gone to the kennedy center or to carnegie hall or the metropolitan opera three nights a week, otherwise you'd go mad doing these assignments. and you've got to find some outlet. >> have you ever considered going on to the opera as a performer, or not yet? >> well, now that you're the head of the kennedy stern, david -- it shal center. >> we'll work that out. we have some time for questions from our guests, i don't know if there are mics out there, but people, i don't have any cards, but anybody, raise your hands if you have questions. here's a qstion right here. >> ken, what did you learn from the victims compensation fund? to what's going on in bp? >> what you learn from all of these assignments, including bp, is how diverse human nature is. the reaction of people is as dirse as human nature itself. some people are angry, some people are skeptical, some people are uncertain. some people are incredibly hopeful. thank

i mean, some people read, some people play softball, there's a lot of -- go to the movies. you do what works best for you in terms of trying, 9-11, i must have gone to the kennedy center or to carnegie hall or the metropolitan opera three nights a week, otherwise you'd go mad doing these assignments. and you've got to find some outlet. >> have you ever considered going on to the opera as a performer, or not yet? >> well, now that you're the head of the kennedy stern, david -- it shal center. >> we'll work that out. we have some time for questions from our guests, i don't know if there are mics out there, but people, i don't have any cards, but anybody, raise your hands if you have questions. here's a question right here. >> ken, what did you learn from the victims compensation fund? to what's going on in bp? >> what you learn from all of these assignments, including bp, is how diverse human nature is. the reaction of people is as diverse as human nature itself. some people are angry, some people are skeptical, some people are uncertain. some people are incredibly hopeful. t

to start off with a softball for you, i'm very pleased that the president set the november time frame to address outstanding issuesn the u.s./south korea free trade agreement. i think that's where we can have a broad base of agreement. this is a positive for the economy. there are issued outstanding still related to autos and beef. it's my hope that those can be resolved. you can submit and aggressively push that before congress. i would hope as well you would push the trade agreements, colombia and panama as job creators as well and that you would push those aggressive wlae t with the congress. >> the president mentioned those and he's singled out korea at the g-20. but i think you pointed out an important point which is as we want to increase exports, opening up world markets through trade agreements is an important way to do that. that's ultimately good for america and for our workers. >> i think you can get some broad base of support. chairman, you're a votednoted ecomist. is this a good time to pass cap and trade legislation? >> you know, with the -- the president has said tt he

to start off with a softball for you, i'm very pleased that the president set the november time frame to address outstanding issues on the u.s./south korea free trade agreement. i think that's where we can have a broad base of agreement. this is a positive for the economy. there are issued outstanding still related to autos and beef. it's my hope that those can be resolved. you can submit and aggressively push that before congress. i would hope as well you would push the trade agreements, colombia and panama as job creators as well and that you would push those aggressive wlae t with the congress. >> the president mentioned those and he's singled out korea at the g-20. but i think you pointed out an important point which is as we want to increase exports, opening up world markets through trade agreements is an important way to do that. that's ultimately good for america and for our workers. >> i think you can get some broad base of support. chairman, you're a votednoted economist. is this a good time to pass cap and trade legislation? >> you know, with the -- the president has said th

some people go play softball. go to the movies. you do what works best for you in terms of trying. but 9/11, i must have gone to the kennedy center or to carnegie hall or the metropolitan opera three nights a week. otherwise you go mad doing these assignments. you have to find some outlet. >> have you ever considered going on to the opera as a performer? not yet? >> well, now that you're the head of the kennedy center, david -- july >> we can make arrangements. >> you will see. we have some time for some questions from our guests. i do not have any cards, but if you have questions, raise your hands. here is one right here. >> i am from george mason university. what did you learn from the victims compensation fund and compared to what is going on in bp? >> what you learned from all of these assignments, including bp, is how diverse human nature is. the reaction of people is as diverse as semen nature itself. some people are angry. some are skeptical. some people are uncertain. some people are incredibly hopeful. thank goodness you are here to help. one size does not fit all, and he