scientists who work during the early design phase of this installation included [inaudible] carol tangfisher, jack dunn blocker, [inaudible] i also want to acknowledge my predecessor who played such a seminal role in the design of the academy. he is now at the university of colorado. the director of the exhibit development who insured that the installation went off without a hitch just as he ensured that the entire academy moved to howard street and then moved back without one lost fish. of course, the arts commission in the city of san francisco. it is my pleasure to introduce this senior adviser to mayor gabonese som - -gavin newsom. >> i am here representing the mayor. he is anticipating the birth of his child which should come to any minute now. on behalf of the mayor, welcome to this dedication of the sculpture. the mayor early in his career realize the transforming power of public arts. it starts a discourse. it challenges us as citizens. what is missing is the expression of what people in san francisco and the mayor are trying to achieve. we are trying to be the greatest city po

. >>> 45-year-old jin hont tang was killed a month ago during a robbery on center street. police arrested two suspects. king was in the bay area to interview for google. his wife will be in the bay area to raise money for her three children. >>> in san francisco, a student may be barred from schools at some point this year if they have not been vaccinated for whooping cough. the public school district says that those may be forced to keep those students at hole for three weeks. >>> if you have been vaccinated by the sutter health center, you may need roll up your sleeves again. more than 3,000 people may need to be revaccinated. some of the sacs seens were stored at the wrong temperature. they were in san francisco, sonoma, marin and lake counties. the vaccines may have included hepatitis a and hepatitis b vaccine, gardasil, polio and mmr vaccines. >> we want them to come back free of charge. we are apologetic. this is an inconvenience. we want to make sure that we do the right thing. >> the out of date vaccines may not be harmful but may not be effective. >>> >>> firefigh

advertisers from ford to pepsi, to tang, ride the holiday into muslim hearts and wallets.re the shows, where the arab world watches and talks about for the better part of a month. and they can get controversial. a popular comedy called "tosh metosh" has corruption. a show is turning polygamy on its head, as a woman juggles five different men. >> it rewrites the rules and turns them into debatable subjects in families. >> reporter: here, tv is a constant companion, even during the holidays. laura setrakian, abc news, dubai. >>op

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and to me, san francisco has this her i tange of art. we don't want to just put things up, we want them to be beautiful i go fishing with my kids every weekend. when we're out on the bay this is the symbol we look back to. it isn't the golden gealt bridge, it isn't the trans america building, it's coit tower. and we really feel we've arrived home and hopefully you will feel the same. finally i want to thank the volunteers. the recreation and parks department. you a -- these are difficult financial times. you don't need to hear it from them. you see it on the paper every day. we were not -- would not be able to manage all the parks in san francisco, 242, without incredible people like ann and ken and others here today. so thank you and a big round of applause to the volunteers. right now i want to give a certificate of appreciation first to ken maily. vemplet tica. thank you. and ann halstead. thank you so much. thanks to you -- back to you, rose. >> one of the major components of this day being a success was the tremendous and spectacula

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directed against the known sites that iran might be using to develop weapons technology places like that tang's and your arguments to those who according to military action what do you talk about what you say about the consequences of any form of military action in the middle east what are your warnings. well my warning would be that if we take if we or the israelis take military action it would start a much bigger one. war and to be a war that would be very difficult to contain so would be very dangerous in that sense and also bear in mind that either we or the israelis would be attacking a country that has not attacked anyone else that does not have a nuclear weapon currently in the opinion of most people and it's not even clear if they intend to create one so it's a it would be a would be an attack that would be very hard to justify. just briefly the fact that moscow is involved that russia is involved in this the u.n. watchdog is obviously following progress that you think will last and if it is international concerns about the bushehr project. well it should basically as you say iran has b

to do weapons production we hear that israel may be targeting other iranian nuclear facilities in tang's and in coma and and in toronto itself so the fact is that radiation would be a big problem with monsoon rains coming from the central asian steppes winging south picking up radiation and possibly dumping this radioactive rain on on three hundred nuclear powers pakistan india and china this could get out of hand very very rapidly we know that israel's in range for some iranian missiles they. depending on how good their air defenses are they could be hit but i think would also react from lebanon and we would see a wave of rocket attacks america may be known as the land of opportunity but for increasing numbers it's an offer of they are not willing to take last year alone an estimated seven million people renounce their u.s. citizenship three times as many as the year before the war and asked why expatriate why his american dream turned sour. ken o'keefe grew up in america and had a nation that he believed was the greatest in the world a bastion of freedom and democracy in order to prote

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things were tang you willed up.ffler out of control and they had to go to green- white and an incredible fight for the finish. pappas gets to said and they have a drag-race to the line. said and the no. 9 hold off pappas, winning by a bumper. the guy who at almost 48 has spent a career teaching road racing to others finally wins a nascar race of his own. >>> the real game getting close for the college and football team, but this year the high schools beat everybody to the punch. some schools opening up friday night once again on channel 2 you get to vote on which game we cover as our game of the week. here are the games, all nonconference. to vote on the game you want to see, go to our website, ktvudom and click on "high school sports i. we'll announce the winner on thursday and see you under the lights on friday and highlights on the 10:00 news as well. that is going to do it for this sunday night sportswrap. have a great week everybody. >> thank you, joe. >>> that is our report for tonight. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm h

tang's widow and three sons in virginia are in need of financial help.he fund-raiser takes place tomorrow from 6:00 to 8 p.m. at the oakland asian cultural center. flood-ravaged pakistan, the world body says 20 million affected by the flooding have yet to receive any assistance despite a national relief effort. santa clara and the bay area are mobilizing to help. >> the part of pakistan ravaged by floods reminds him of california. >> it's kind of like being in the santa cruz mountains and looking down, that whole idea it's very beautiful. i think people in the bay area would certainly empathize with the area at least physically. >> hundreds of thousands of people are looking for dry lands and surviving on handouts. the worst flood in pakistan's history has mobilized the largest mosque in the bay area. the muslim community association in santa clara and is teaming up with the international charity called islamic relief. but they're not doing it alone. >> some, we're talking to them right now to send at least 10 forty-foot containers worth about $3 million

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. >> tang you, sal.he fremont police officer wiewrnded in the line of duty remains in critical condition this morning. doctors say there are signs he is improving after undergoing a successful second round of surgery at the hospital. >>> on friday he was shot and wounded while attempting to arrest a man on domestic violence charges. meantime formal charges could be filed today against the suspected gunman in the shooting. ktvu news has learned the man has confessed. on saturday police in san diego arrested him just a few feet from the mexican border. there is no word yet on when bar ri ins to will be brought back to face charges. >> 5:30. investigators want your help following an overnight hit-and- run accident. this happened on westbound 980 in oakland. ktvu's jade hernandez is out there with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the man involved in this accident was critically hurt. the california highway patrol believed that drivers spotted this man on the side of the freeway. we are li

no, i mean, really, him, that arraigning tang right there.ut a pair of rescued chimps is finding a home in the bay area. the brothers once started in movies and tv ads. now jennifer mistrot reports the chimps are playing a whole new role at the oakland zoo. >> reporter: it's hard to tell just by looking. this is retirement. >> want a couple more? we have two new chimps here, males, bernie and eddie. eddie is 20 and bernie is 16. and they are brothers. >> reporter: bernie and eddie are the new kids on the block. these entertainment vets have been in movies and commercials. now this duo has booked its last gig at the chimpanzee exhibit at the oakland zoo. >> there you go, mr. man. good boy. they just amaze me every, single day. we make a real effort to spread this -- >> reporter: the zookeeper is passionate about her chimps. she says there are around 2,000 adult chimps in the u.s., many living in sanctuaries and private homes. >> do you guys have any other questions? >> reporter: she wants to get the word out that chimps don't make good pets or

requires all airport body scanners to be able to store and transmit images for what he calls testing, tanging and evaluation -- training and evaluation purposes. the tsa says these capabilities are not normally activated. >>> 7:20. coming up -- a reported case of west nile virus in one northern california county. >>> also ahead for you, it's worth way more than its weight in gold. coming up, a new program making it easier to get a coveted taxicab medallion. >>> good morning. westbound 24 traffic moving up to the tunnel. we'll tell you more -- coming up. >>> welcome back. san joaquin county officials are reporting the first west nile infection of the year. they say a 50-year-old woman who was donating blood, tested positive for west nile. she did not become ill, however. one in five feel symptoms. the symptoms include, headache, fever and fatigue. last year the virus was affected in 13 county residents. >>> it's the first time in 33 years that someone who wanteds to be a san francisco taxi driver has been able to purchase his way in to the job. amad sadawi has been on the waiting list for year

here is last year he is accused of tang counts of false statements and one obstruction of justice whenury bonds will not be at the hearing another hearing last month the trial date was tentatively set for march 2011 the exact date will be made today. in antioch they're searching for two bank robbers here is this surveillance video at the bank of the west one of the suspects holding up or rifle investigators say they were only in the bank to manage nobody was hurt during robbery you gazebos the bomb leaving the door wearing masks no word on how much money that away with. the owner of the pit bulls who fatally mail mauled the to year- old. he has pleaded not guilty on child abuse and owning a vicious animal it happened in his home in concord last month authorities say he allowed his staff grandson to be in a situation that resulted in his death. he is free on bail but is scheduled to return to court monday. this morning groups will rally in front of the state building they rally against prison overcrowding and supporters will be joining in a starving for just as fast state why they are t