it has been on the record, this commitment to include a southeast pilot site as well. that is what i have heard. my hope is that it can move forward positively, but i'm curious where you are at right now. colleagues, we have closed public comment. if there is no other comment, can we have a motion? supervisor wiener: i would move we forwarded to the board as a committee report tomorrow with a positive recommendation, of course with the understanding that of the mta will expand the scope of the pilot to include the southeastern locations. supervisor mar: this is to the full board. without objection? thank you. thank you, everyone. could you please call item no. 6. >> item #7? >> item #7. >> amending the planning code permitting video stores in the venture and outer clement never a commercial destroys and removing the prohibition on large fast-food restaurants and formulating pet stores and in the subdistrict. supervisor mar: we heard this last week in there were a lot of amendments that were on this. let me just say this is an important ordnance that means a lot to the

in the southeast part of the city, we don't have many homeless facilities. there is one that i know of, providence baptist church. every night, i have seen this line wrapped around the corner. it is cold. this is a men's shelter in particular. they're coming in, they are on a floor of a gymnasium. we are not talking a lavish existence. four seasons here. definitely, i think we are a very compassionate city and just continue to extend the compassion to the homeless community. >> what is happening with crime in your district? how do you think the police department is doing to address the issue of crime in district 10? >> statistically, we have a lot of crime. homicides, there were two in the last week in my district. i am vice-chair of the public safety committee. safety and how we define safety, not just in terms of crime, but over a public safety, is something that is very important and one of my priorities. what i would like to see is more of a community policing approach. maybe engaging more the community. that includes organizations like safe, which is a

all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he's a strong character it's a challenge for him and he likes it. the stories are metaphor cal. i don't look at this that this is a man or woman. there are qualities we all have that some of us are in touch with and are not. in our culture we think people shou

southeast in florida drenching downpours, 90 in miami. 105 in dallas, 102 in san antonio. they'll see a break midweek. by tomorrow's forecast, 81 in chicago. 86 degrees in new york city. toward the southeast, showers and thunderstorms, could see some drenching downpours once again but we'll dry out in the south central states by kansas city, 95. >>> wall street whips up big gains, bank of america wheels and deals and an italian village says forget about it. you're first look at this morning's business headlines is ahead. >>> michael vick strikes it rich, you're watching "first look" on msnbc. i'm good about washing my face. but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] new purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena naturals. removes 99% of dirt and toxins without dyes, parabens, or harsh sulfates. so skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] new from neutrogena naturals. a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, man

nine out of 12 live in the southeast sector. that is incorrect. 11 out of 12 live in the southeast. most live in the bay view and one is in the sunset. the demographics, this is the ethnic breakdown. five males, seven females, 12 ambassadors, four african- american, four asian, two pacific wilander and -- pacific islander, and to latino. the age ranges from the early 20's to the early 50's. they are a diverse group in every way. what distinguishes the community ambassadors program from similar escort programs are safety programs is the role modeling by the multi-ethnic team. the team and african american ambassador with a bilingual ambassador who was able to communicate in different languages. also the direct involvement of the community-based organizations and experts. the emphasis on safety and information. the ongoing relationship established with business owners of schools, transit, law enforcement, everyone who was involved and the distribution of information on city programs and services. we do things like education on 311, muni, healthysf, the id card. the ambassadors do this

the humid conditions in the southeast are here to stay. the changeable weather is heading through the northern plains. finally, a nice cool fall air mass and the rain in the great lakes and get ready in new england, that rain will move your way later today and tonight. you do need the umbrella to walk out the door this morning in detroit we have rain. cleveland, that's going to spread to buffalo during the morning rush. pittsburgh has seen some showers on and off and that should continue throughout the morning. and for memphis, we have rain for you. little rock, you've had some on and off thunderstorms. fort smith, arkansas, same for you. so there's some areas of wet weather out there. the heat continues to be the story in texas. yesterday was day 38 now on friday we should tie the record, if we're going to break it, we need to be 100 each and every day until saturday and it looks like we're probably going to do that. today, 106 in dallas, that's where the dry air is. as far as the thunderstorms, we have a chance of them today in chicago a

>> reporter: well, if you like meat and live in the southeast, listen here, certain packages of ground beef are being recalled at three major grocery store chains in the atlanta, georgia metro area due to the possibility of e coli contamination. the beef is being recalled at winn dixie stores incorporated, p. -- publix incorporated and kroger. the contamination problem was apparently found at the national beef packaging company of dodge city, kansas, which distributes to the southeast. national beef has had to recall more than 60,000 pounds of beef, according to the u.s. department of agriculture, after the ohio department of agriculture found the potentially deadly bacteria in its products. so far, stores on alert for the contaminated ground beef are located mainly in alabama, florida, georgia, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, and tennessee, but they warn the meat could have been distributed nationwide. symptoms of e coli include severe stomach cramps, tenderness, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, the good news, the agriculture department saying there haven't been reports of illness

so if you're familiar where heavenly valley is, it's southeast on the nevada side.t's charred 2,000 acres in the sierra in douglas county, nevada, off highway 395. there's a subdivision five miles north of where this fire is burning and there are no evacuations at this hour, at least not mandatory. crew also work overnight on the fire lines and resume an air assault tomorrow morning. the fire is just 20% contained. >>> and meteorologist jeff ranieri is following the weather conditions. how is it looking, jeff? >> fortunately for the wildfire, the firefighters, rather, the winds are not too gusty. they are getting some containment. temperatures in the 50s, as well. this, again, right here on the nevada side of lake tahoe on the southern end near highway 395. if you're headed near this area, this definitely could be going into tomorrow with winds that's correct ramp up to 15 to 20 miles per hour. today we did have some hot weather down here in the south bay. campbell with 93 degrees. petaluma 29, and gilroy at 92. 70s and 80s across the bay area. 80 in san jose. 76 in

the storm center is currently about 150 miles east-southeast of nassau. irene is a category 3 storm with sustained winds of 115 miles per hour, and is expected to strengthen today. storm watches for the carolinas will likely be posted this morning. irene is moving north-northeast, heading up the atlantic coast. the storm could make landfall anywhere from north carolina to new england, but looks likely to affect much of the eastern seaboard. >>> as irene heads north the navy has ordered ships at virginia's norfolk naval base to prepare to move. in north carolina the national guard is on standby and evacuations are under way along the outer banks. karen brown has more. >> reporter: north carolina residents are preparing for the first major hurricane along the east coast in years. >> irene could be north carolina's katrina. there is a bad feeling of that. >> reporter: irene's path is not certain but emergency officials are calling it an organized storm that could get stronger. >> the waters right now are around 87 degrees off of miami, that he's why the stor

hurricane center in miami says irene might slam in the southeast coast of the u.s. end of the week. south carolina, florida and georgia at risk. >> new york city prosecutors

southeast coast in just a few days.aribbean. >>> and later this half hour, do you think you've had too much to drink? well, there's an app for that. turn on your smartphone before you get behind the wheel. >>> but first, of course, the capital of libya is in chaos this morning as rebels fight still to take control. take a look at the only working hospital in tripoli. clearly that facility overwhelmed. there's not enough doctors, nurses, drugs, not even enough food or water. >> and the patients are very afraid because of all the shooting outside. as for libyan leader moammar gadhafi, he hasn't been seen in the past 24 hours. john hendren is joining us from washington with more. hi there, john. >> good morning, rob and tanya. rebel forces say the end is near but they're not yet ready to declare it yet. in tripoli rebel flags and a sense of victory. here in the u.s. president obama declared it all but over. >> the situation is still very fluid. there remains a degree of uncertainty, and there are still regime elements who

beautiful picture as we look south-southeast right behind that would be mount diablo. chris is up there directing. thank you very much. let's talk about what is going on. you can see the clouds. they are especially sticky around the monterey bay, having the hardest time clearing out. late started but clearing rapidly around most of the bay and have one finger fog that is going to linger through the golden gate and head over to berkeley. 54 in half moon bay. 60s around the bay shore. 70s developing around concord and higher elevations around los gatos. check out contrasting temperatures as you head around monterey bay. still cloudy, 55 in santa cruz to about 63 inland around gilroy. highlights, that sunshine, cooler breeze coming off the ocean keeping temperatures colder. mostly cloudy, nice sleeping weather and a little drizzle possible along the coast. below average high temperatures will last through the weekend even if we get a warming trend, still looks like we'll be short of where we should be. oakland about the same as yesterday. santa rosa, 1 degree cooler. 2 in

it now has one of the largest militaries in southeast asia. analysts say the military buildup in southeast asia is in response to china's military action and its action in the south china sea. they say the expansion is likely to pick up speed. >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has sent troops to help in south sudan. at a meeting in tokyo on tuesday, ban thanked japan for its participation in the peace-keeping mission in haiti following the devastating earthquake there last year. ban also requested japan to send a personnel to help build roads and other infrastructure in south sudan which became independent last month. kitasawa told him -- after the disaster in japan and must complete their mission in haiti. but he said japan hopes to hold talks with japan on deploying officers to sudan to help with peace keeping operations. ban hoped japan will consider sending troops to the african country. >>> in china, bicycles used to be the main mode of transportation. today the country is the world's biggest auto market. thanks to heavy government i

it now has one of the largest militaries in southeast asia. analysts say the military buildup in southeast asia is in response to china's military action and its action in the south china sea. they say the expansion is likely to pick up speed. >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has sent troops to help in south sudan. at a meeting in tokyo on tuesday, ban thanked japan for its participation in the peace-keeping mission in haiti following the devastating earthquake there last year. ban also requested japan to send a personnel to help build roads and other infrastructure in south sudan which became independent last month. kitasawa told him -- after the disaster in japan and must complete their mission in haiti. but he said japan hopes to hold talks with japan on deploying officers to sudan to help with peace keeping operations. ban hoped japan will consider sending troops to the african country. >>> in china, bicycles used to be the main mode of transportation. today the country is the world's biggest auto market. thanks to heavy government i

beautiful picture as we look south-southeast right behind that would be mount diablo. chris is up there directing. thank you very much. let's talk about what is going on. you can see the clouds. they are especially sticky around the monterey bay, having the hardest time clearing out. late started but clearing rapidly around most of the bay and have one finger fog that is going to linger through the golden gate and head over to berkeley. 54 in half moon bay. 60s around the bay shore. 70s developing around concord and higher elevations around los gatos. check out contrasting temperatures as you head around monterey bay. still cloudy, 55 in santa cruz to about 63 inland around gilroy. highlights, that sunshine, cooler breeze coming off the ocean keeping temperatures colder. mostly cloudy, nice sleeping weather and a little drizzle possible along the coast. below average high temperatures will last through the weekend even if we get a warming trend, still looks like we'll be short of where we should be. oakland about the same as yesterday. santa rosa, 1 degree cooler. 2 in

sector, and i would like to compare the southeast sector and also building a very strong committee,be they have the component as well. they have something the committee needs, but they are also involved in a school on the east side of town. i think this is the way it fell into the mix. i think it is great, but do these folks give vetted through the rules committee and eventually it? how do we get to the final? >> i can answer that question. what happens is there is an application process, and there was targeted out rates to different organizations, organizations and not -- out reach to different organizations, so they had to reach different criteria to submit an application, and some of those included financial background, so i have to say that 95%, maybe 100% of members have a strong financial background, and it might even be a professional capacity, and we did have -- it was two months. i started in august, and we really hit the pavement at certain points to try to get that. there was nothing that precludes a board member also supporting the type of thing, and we do in our regulat

the center will move across is pan nola and into the southeast bahamas on thursday.s working its way to the east of the u.s. coastline. that means everyone on the eastern seaboard needs to be prepared and make sure you have a hurricane plan in place. if you're traveling today, expecting major delays in washington, d.c., philadelphia, some lighter delays in new york city, denver, orlando. of course the fog can slow you down in san francisco. another hot one, big-time heat advisories for the mid south. cities like memphis, into tulsa, dallas, heed indices climbing up to 115 degrees. we're in august and no relief in site. looking at heat advisories for areas into georgia, the panhandle of florida and the beaches of south carolina looking at very hot weather. you're not going to get that much relief there. high temperatures today are very hot, 110 in dallas. ali? >> wow, dallas, what is it 33 days now above 100? bonnie, we'll check with you later on. >> sounds good. >>> rearen't getting too far away from the main story right now, the trial of egypt's ousted president, ho

sector, and i would like to compare the southeast sector

we had southeast winds pulling at the cool air from the south. very cool afternoon around the bay area. cool evening, at least seeing sun in san jose, different story from oakland to san francisco. 63 degrees in oakland and 60 in san francisco. again, what's really jumping out on this map is is the fact that livermore is 9 degrees right now at 6:00 on a mid-august evening. it's hard to believe, that's that ocean air conditioning blasting inland. it's good for wind power. you can see northwest winds at 17 miles per hour, and strong winds reaching into fairfield as well. we're going to see low clouds surging inland. which means areas of drizzle. i wouldn't rule out light rain around the coast and peninsula as you get an extra left to the cloud cover. afternoon sunshine tomrow and eventually warmer temperatures for inland valleys tuesday and wednesday. the low clouds obviously over san francisco and oakland. all day long hanging out in santa cruz. sunday looks to be the same, we're not going to see much change. tropical storm irene, this will likely

right now it's 215 miles southeast of nassau, bahamas, 869 miles south/southeast of cape hatteras it's a category 23 storm, it's 100-mile-per-hour winds, it's moving north/northwest at 12. later on this evening into tomorrow, this is going to intensify into a category 3, maybe even a category 4. then as we move toward friday, it will parallel the florida coast and the carolina coast. and then sometime early saturday morning into saturday afternoon, cut across the outer banks of north carolina as a category 3 storm. as it moves north, it gets to colder water, gets more wind shear, loses some strength but may cut across just parallel to the new jersey coast on into long island, and then on up into new england as we move into monday, as a category 2, a minimal 2 or a strong 1. that's still a lot of rain, a lot of wind and again that cone of uncertainty is about a radius of 250 miles. so a move either way can make a big difference. so all the way up and down the east coast from florida to new england nobody can breathe a sigh of relief until this thing gets up into the atlantic. >> al roke

it is somewhere on the southeast, perhaps. >> absolutely. and if you have business travels to the southeast or to the east coast for that matter, you will want to keep a close eye on irene. look at hurricane irene. it has strengthened in the last sfiew hours. it is now a category 2 packing maximum stained winds of 100 miles an hour. it is tracking to the west northwest at 9 miles an hour. turks and kay co is getting slammed and the bahamas is next. tomorrow afternoon category 3 as it skirts the southeastern united states. as it strengthens to a category 3, right now irene has its eyes set on cape hatterus as early as saturday evening and continuing along the coastline. we will be watching hurricane irene carefully in the coming days. here in the bay area we promised you the heat, and it heated up all right. look at these temperatures. 97 in livermore. up to 10 degrees warmer. napa came up to 93 today. 14 degrees warmer. up 9 in antioch where it was 95. 95 in fairfield. 96 in concord. even places like san francisco seeing the sun and the warm

a lot of rain this month, get ready for potentially more that includes areas like new york city, southeast new england. that strong hurricane, that's the time frame for saturday morning eastern north carolina, so make sure you're ready before that. and of course that major rainstorm is one of the biggest issues as far as this system is concerned. so surf heights not a huge story at the moment, though there are a few bigger numbers up around ten feet closer to the storm. the coastline not showing the numbers yet, but if you're planning on a beach day especially into friday, really dangerous conditions especially the rip currents. they'll set up quickly. and there's a look at the water temperatures. you can see even as you get toward the northern edges, and the wind field right now, hurricane winds extend 0 miles out from the center. that could also grow and cover a larger. >> real ominous forecast. all right, todd, thanks so much. >>> and as the eastern united states keeps a watchful eye on irene, the region is still recovering from the shock of another of mother nature's phenomenons. a rar

in the southeast as well we're seeing lots of activity. tropical showers and thunderstorms widespread across the philippines as well as throughout the indochina peninsula. let's get a look at the temperatures. 31 the high in manila. expecting 32 in hong kong. 31 in chongqing. cooling off just a tad bit, and 28 degrees in shanghai. and 28 in tokyo. definitely warmer than yesterday, but still not quite that strong heat. now for the americas, we're keeping an eye on the caribbean of course. here are the clouds from hurricane irene. it is now a hurricane just north of the dominican republic. category 1 right now but forecasts are calling for it to strengthen further in the next couple of days, becoming a major hurricane as it enters the northern bahamas, gets close to the florida peninsula as well. we're keeping a close eye on this system over the next few days. right now, though, of course the really heavy stormy weather is impacting hispaniola, looking set to move towards the turks and caicos, bahamas as well over the next couple of days. th

you won't get that relief in the southeast. 99 today in atlanta.n charlotte, raleigh, new orleans, alabama. the real heat is around the dallas to oklahoma city area. today should be about 110, close to all-time record highs. >> 110? >> that's crazy. >> my goodness. thanks. all right. >>> anna nicole's home is up for sale and we know one person that cher is not voting for. your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. [ jelani ] neither of my parents went to college. something that was drilled in me early on, you know, college is the place for you. it's my number one goal. ♪ students like me, who take these ap math and science classes and have these opportunities, this is where the american dream lies. when i write that book, you know, i plan to dedicate it to my school. ♪ those hopes and dreams that you have, you know, they're within reach. and i'm living proof. >>> welcome back to "first look." last night on "late night with jimmy fallon," jimmy talked about the public's reaction to how congress handled the debt ceiling negotiations. >>> l

people might be cheer leading this thing if it stay as tropical storm status because a lot of the southeast use the rain. as far as how much rain, puerto rico and hispaniola could see anywhere from 5 to 10 inches potentially. mudslides certainly a possibility. if it does get past hispaniola, until it does that, all bets are off as far as how it affects the u.s., but we'll watch it closely. >> i'm going on vacation. >> you want a personal forecast. >> no, i just last saw it. the last position you showed for emily smack dab. >> but you probably got a good deal. >> i'll have to talk to the hotel about that. thanks very much. coming up, we'll talk with representative chris van holland and get his take on the debt deal that's been struck and he votes for it, but how happy is he about the deal. we'll talk about that and more coming up. never missed opening . but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden

but the big heat, is the southeast, and in the central plains, when you bring in the humidity it makess more brutal. and everywhere you see the map shaded in the orange or pink color, we have watches and advisories, and the humidity will feel like 105 to 115 degrees. more of the same in parts of the carolinas and into florida and portions of southern georgia. you might get a cool-down in the ohio valley and across parts of the central plains and into the midwest, and maybe late in the afternoon. we have the humidity at the surface. we have a little bit of, i guess you could say catalyst, which could be the daytime heating. somebody taking a flight to chicago you may have a bumpy ride, but you could have rain that could cool things off. and we have a rough component in a few places, like flash flooding, and maybe an isolated tornado. it can happen. pacific northwest, nice and dry. desert southwest and upstate new york and new england, expect scattered showers in the afternoon. you are up to speed weather-wise. >>> the flash flood from yesterday, that flash storm that hit here, there was

and extreme southeast virginia and the hampton roads. five-10 inches of rain and isolated tornados and frequent wind gusts and sustained. there is a lot of the beach erosion. future track of irene after today will move off shore and across the del mar and affect ocean city, mar land and delaware. storm surge in delaware bay possible. and during the day on saturday, up in the injuriesy shore and crossing in long island during the day on sunday. and then finishing its trek in the canadian provinces on monday. we'll get possibly of four-eight feet of storm surge flooding anywhere on the east coast depending on the locality up to long island. there will be concerns tomorrow, particularly in the flood prone areas. and the storm will pass there. and additionally. a swath of heavy rain. five-10 inch rain that we are seeing and continuing in the heavly populated areas of the northeast. and a lot of flooding and flash flooding and river flooding is anticipated . again, with the strong winds flowing, expect trees down and power outages in the area

it wasn't like the southeast was much cooler. we had a nice day from d.c. up through new york city and boston, only 76. cooler air has arrived for the northern half of the country. we're not getting there yet in the deep plains, especially around dallas. even this hour we're still at 89 degrees. new orleans, a little steamy lately. heat warnings continue, a, because it's still humid especially in mississippi, southern alabama, louisiana, and it's extreme heat in oklahoma and north texas why we have the excessive heat rarng. this isn't going to end any time soon, unfortunately. we have cooled off around kansas city. we have thunderstorms rolling your way, omaha, if you're in iowa, bring the umbrella. here's the radar. some of the storms are very strong in central kansas. we're not talking tornadoes, but hail and damaging winds. i think these will make it to omaha and kansas probably at the peak of morning rush hour. we'll keep an eye on. that your forecast for your friday, record heat, 108 in dallas. san antonio, we haven't been talking about you much. you'v

cuba right then there will be tourists from southeast asia japanese companies are already developing a route. with a capacity of ten thousand tourists a year i'm sure the people from southeast asia who have never seen snow be interested in going there just sit to see the snow. on the eastern shore and there is a slope near the paper is functioning. the only problem is. coming from the paper no need to shut it down you say that. comes from the paper. because for tourists. there waste into the lake. geneva by the way your music. and i ask. for because the water is very clear and they told me that the water there is clear because. it turns out that lake geneva is even. i'm not sure about it that's what they told me. to go there and anyway the only kind of tourism that exists in the by co area today is people live in tents burn fire is like you said litter the shore so i'm sure that if we have properly organized tourism with the rules and proper oversight they will be one of the best places in russia an old russian people will want to visit it. another problem another issue another threa

over that it looks like it may get very close to southeast coast of the united states. this will be a system to keep a close eye on. there will be plenty of rain with this system already impacting areas like the hispaniola, puerto rico. the bulk of the heavy rain will be aiming for turks and caicos and the bahamas. a very wet picture indeed. ahead of that gulf coast space here deal with showery conditions. looks like that's going to be continuing. another low is going to really develop across central canada and then we're bringing showers into the east. also looking unsettled across the midwest, too. we could see some severe weather pop up here so you do want to watch out for that. wednesday's high, 40 degrees in oklahoma city. it's going to be hot again in houston as well coming in at 38. and finally a look at europe here. scattered showers will start moving through the british aisles today. that will be persisting over the next few days as the low continues to spin off in the atlantic. also, we've got this separate low moving into north sea that's going to show signs

this could be the first storm to threaten the southeast coast of the united states in a while.d states hasn't been hit by a hurricane in almost three years now, so we'll wait and see what it has in store. right now it looks like first it will affect puerto rico and dominican republic. it will stay a weaker storm over the next three days because it has to cross over the islands. they have tall mountains there that should tear the storm apart. after that, it could head up through the bahamass towards practice. the timing would be early in the morning on saturday and then possibly up through the southeast on sunday. so that's why we don't want this to be a big storm. if it's a rainmaker, so be it, but we don't want a big hurricane. the heat is a huge story. we were in the 100s widespread yesterday. today it will be 108 in dallas. kansas city will see the warmest day in 30 years. >> 107 in ckansas city. thanks so much. it turning to sports. randy moss one of the most dominating wide receivers has decided to hang up his cleats for good. he took the league by stormg when he was draft

the category 3 storm is now southeast of the bahamas packing winds of nearly 115 miles an hour.ations are under way on north carolina's ocracoke island. the storm may hit the state by the weekend and then head up coast to new york and perhaps even new england. and the last one to hit new england was on, oh, august 18th, 1991. >> you know that why? >> hurricane bob. because i got married that day. [ laughter ] >> and it added a little spice to an already fun and crazy day. >> they say when it rains on your wedding apparently it's a good omen. >> that was 20 years ago. >> you will never forget the date. >> memorable in many ways. >>> it is gorgeous outside today, beautiful yesterday too and toasty inland but today we'll be more seasonal and going to see sunshine for the most part inland and along the bay shores. clear outside right now in san francisco. but we are seeing some cloud cover out at the coastline. you can see, yeah, kind of gray out there right now so some sun breaks this afternoon. but definitely sunshine inland. that's where you want to head if you want that. so for

into the southeast, to recognize the changing demographics of the city. and we were really looking to support and agency that was really committed not just -- not to just bringing the same kind of programming that c.y.c. has been doing in chinatown but to actually create a new model of interaction. and we feel that c. dwrrks c. -- c.y.c. at a part is a model of a social aggressive organization that could really take the leadership of all of the people in this room and change it i think into a dynamic model of what this city needs it to be. again, we're really honored we can be a part of this great celebration and we look forward to seeing you next year when we have our one-year anniversary and we hope this room will be even more packed with excitement for the great work that sarah and her team has done here. thank you. [applause] >> at this point i would like to introduce friends and c.y.c. supporter to give a brief remark. >> thanks. thank you, sarah. i'm proud to be joining many of my elected city officials here today and just begin thanking c.y.c. for

later today, strong winds expected in the southeast, and parts of the plains.e yet another triple digit day in texas, and the northeast will see more showers. >>> in sports, the red sox took on the twins in minnesota. boston's david "big papi" ortiz had a big night with a home run in the sixth inning and with two outs in the ninth he smacked the go-ahead single. the red sox beat the twins 8-6 and extended their division lead to a game and a half. in miami atlanta's dan uggla pushed his hitting streak to 29 games with an infield grounder. and alex gonzalez hit a three-run homer as the braves beat the marlins 8-5. >>> in the ninth inning in new york, the mets hit a ground ball single past the second baseman. that completed a comeback rally against the padres, and new york beat san diego 9-8. >>> 84-year-old joe paterno is hospitalized after a collision on the football field. the penn state coach hurt his shoulder and pelvis when he was hit by a receiver during practice on sunday. paterno says he'll be back soon. >>> and spain's real madrid soccer club has signed