the san francisco electric tour company is a safe and professional tour operator. they worked in a small and crowded neighborhood. but they are not a nuisance, nor do they cause a danger to pedestrians, buses, and bikes that share the neighborhood. their director is on the board of the fisherman's wharf merchants association as well as our community benefit district. he is passionate about giving his time to his community in volunteer positions. he does a lot of background grass-roots work that keeps all of our businesses running. finally, he is an expert in sales and marketing. in addition to publishing various visitor guides, they have an on-line tour booking engine as well as successful discounted activity passes. i know he will leverage all of that advertising proficiency and know how to increase the percentage of visitors in e go golden gate park. i'm 100% confident that brian and his team, at the electric tour company, the work well with your staff, with your commission, with golden gate park users and create and operate a world class segue tour operation. t

the tour has consistently gained popularity since its start four years ago. over 1,000 people have participated so far this year. >> translator: it's really beautiful inside the cave. you can't see anything like it in the city. it's a precious experience. >> translator: i totally forgot about work. so tonight i can go to sleep feeling happy and smiling. >> reporter: this mountainous area is minakame-gumi prefecture, about a two-hour drive from tokyo. on one popular tour here people enjoy the splash and thrill of mountain river rapids. tourists don life jackets and helmets and surrender themselves to the power of the water. but descent takes time. 1 1/2 hours over 300 meters. the tour costs about $95 per person. >> translator: that's amazing. >> reporter: the number of participants has tripled in four years, with the operator predicting over 5,000 customers this year. >> translator: it's just great to immerse yourself in nature for the day. >> translator: it's good to come out here and move around. >> reporter: this is mike harris, managing director of the tou

on her recent world tour. the star took off her makeup, turned on a camera and recorded a string of candid videos for her directing debut. tonight, she tells us all about life on the road and those baby rumors. and plane crazy. as airports swell with holiday passengers, travelers react to those security rules and a new poll looks at what flies and what doesn't. >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with celebrities behaving badly. nearly a month ago, the news began to filter out from the famed plaza hotel the actor charlie sheen had been taken to the hospital. leaving behind a trashed hotel suite and a woman later identified as porn star capri anderson. tonight, anderson tells ashleigh banfield what she says happened that night. >> i promise i'll get a quiet prostitute. >> he is tv's mega million dollar man. >> all my hooker numbers are in that phone. >> the highest paid actor on television. raking in a reported $1.25 million for every episode of his hit sitcom "two and a half men." >> she o

the mightiest is the 140-foot tour de l'orle-d'or. one of the finest churches in burgundy graces the semur skyline. the church is from the 13th century, when the gothic passion for height manifested itself in the narrow, tall, and elegant nave. rare 13th- and 14th-century stained-glass windows lend color and brilliance to this small-town church. [bell ringing] the area around semur is laced with canals. it's possible to travel around most of france by cruising some 5,000 miles of canals and rivers on a rented boat or a full-service barge. in times past, the canals were used to ship wood, stone, and wine to the people of paris. one very sweet way to explore burgundy is on a canal boat. steve adams from france afloat invited me aboard to find out how it's all done. so, most folks stay on the canals for how long? for about 7 nights-- a week starting on saturday afternoon and finishing the following saturday morning. and there are different size barges? yeah, we do everything from a small 2-berth up to a 12-berth. generally, you need to c

i am pleased to discuss with you today segway tours in golden gate park. it is a possible action to approve the selection of the san francisco electric tour company as the operator and authorize staff to enter into negotiations with the company for a lease to operate tours. as you know, segway tours are a fun, low-impact wait to see golden gate park's 2,000 acres. in march, we issued an rfp. in 2009, we conducted a trial. the trial operator followed eight route which was clever plea -- which was -- followed a route which was collectively developed. there was no known opposition or complaint. the selection process for this rfp require the operator have experience, the ability to finance the operation, and a robust marketing and business plan. we received responses from three entities. we had a three-member selection panel consisting of a member of the mayor's office of neighborhood service, a member of the streets division, and a capital division employees. proposals were scored on experience, qualifications, financial capacity, and proposed financial term.

>> i stopped my last tour, black and white tour. an amazing tour. world tour. said this is the right moment. i can take it any more. >> larry: how did you get them? >> surrogacy. i searched many options. adoption is a very beautiful option and maybe in the future that would be the way. but science and medicine has given us so much. >> larry: so you had a surrogate mother? >> i had a surrogate mother. >> larry: your sperm? >> my sperm and an egg donor. very simple. since the moment i typed sur ro ga sy in the commuter until the moment i held my children it was exactly a year. >> larry: during all the years of your fame. you were in the baby group. how old were you? >> i was 12 years old. >> larry: that group hit it early. >> in 1977 they started. they became a phenomenon by the beginning of the 80s. >> larry: all from puerto rico? >> yes. i started in july of 1984. >> larry: then you broke away, of course, on your own? >> five years later i was done with the band. larry, i was so tired. and i went to new york city to live and to relax. it was the first time in m

a tour bus picked them up, brought them over to this area.t's when passengers on board noticed smoke at the back of the bus. >> some guy in the back seat, vietnam vet, of course, he says the bus is on fire in the back. and everything needs to get out. the bus has to stop. everybody has to get out. >> we stopped the bus immediately here and then everybody evacuated from the bus. as we got off the bus, the flames started shooting out of the back of the bus. >> a lot of quick thinking. being a vietnam vet on veteran's day, he saved like 40 other people. it's incredible. >> reporter: incredible indeed. here we are l ive at the scene near the pentagon right by the exit for reagan national airport. traffic almost at a standstill. several lanes still feeding into this area. it is just crawling past the scene of the singed tour bus carrying about 40 vietnam veterans all here for their 40th reunion on this veteran's day. very quick thinking of one of those vietnam vets saved the lives and the safety no one was even injured. quite a fitting tribute for

we went on technical tours. they worked on behalf of the community in their neighborhood to try to further the implementation of the project. the objective of the task force was to provide a fair and open review process to continue to develop the process. it was to solicit local community thinking, sentiments, and concerns. they brought the facilities from 17 down to two. they identified the key issues for evaluation. those were cost, schedule, visual, architectural, and community benefits for the future. the group culminated their work on the digester task force report. you each have one of those in your pocket. it is a heavy document. it includes all of the agendas. the agendas and topics were set by the committee members. some of the meetings were battering for staff. when something was not clear or understood, the task force was very clear and good communicators to us. a lot of time was spent responding to the questions trying to sort out the details. all of the topics are included here. in summary of all th

and scarlet gentlemen hansen did a tour in 2008.ased, if you would like to support their cause at the uso.org. back to you. >> thanks, courtney. >> my mom was in the uso. >> is that right. >> a uso girl. she did the dancing and jazz dancing. mom, give me some jazz dancing, she's like never. >> let's have her on the show. >> she's going to kill me for mentioning this. >> coming up on the program a student body president admitting he's an illegal immigrant to show support for the dream act. is it fair to students who are legal residents? we'll talk with that student live in our next hour. >> and then a child tragically drowns in a swimming pool at a foreclosed home. now, the parents are suing the bank who took over the house? are they really responsible? we'll have a fair and balanced debate next. [ amy ] as a dietian, all of my patients are my top priority. but one patient is my favorite... my mother. lastear mom needed addional nutrition so i recommended boost nutritional drink. and she still drinks it every day. [ male announcer ]

i took a tour of oceanside. for the first time, i understood digesters because i could see it and smell it. it was interesting. that is what i am asking. are people going to do those kinds of things? in other parts of the world, they have brought it to another level. >> 1 process we're moving towards is where we would be engaging with members of the digester task force and other community members. we do intend to have it be above ground and more transparent and have the community participate in the aesthetics and what would ultimately look like. it would make it more of an open facility so it is clear. let the daylight in and not hide it in a big concrete box like it is now. to get to a modern, a state of the art thing that we're proud of and that the neighborhood can be proud of as well. supervisor maxwell: for those of you who do not have a seat, there is seeking in the chambers. we have to have everyone seated in this room. thank you. supervisor mar>> we're in a fivr process. i think everyone is in agreement

he toured nationally every year. he was admired by presidents from john quincy adams to andrew jackson. and he raised his two sons, edwin and john wilkes to believe that same was a marvelous prize. mind or genius he told these boys, happily belonged to no age, climb, or condition. instant since the fed can be quoted when even from the most despised classes, genius develops itself and towers above all the circles of the human race. powerful words to tell adolescent boys. and despised classes were the key words. for junius have an important reason to leave england and come to america. the threat scandal. he had come here, not with his wife who he left in london, but with his pregnant mistress. and over the next two decades the couple had 10 children, all of them illegitimate including edwin and john wilkes. it was when the boys were in their early teenage years that junius' wife came to baltimore from london to hunt her husband's second family down. she pursued edwin, john wilkes on their mother through the streets of

the guided tour is mandatory if you want to go inside. it's important to arrive early and avoid weekends, or you may not get in. grab a snack in the quaint dutch quarter of potsdam town and admire the gabled houses built for dutch workers who came to drain swamps for the king in the early 18th century. back in berlin, the sidewalk cafes and restaurants beckon. in berlin, when its time for abendesseor dinner, the choices are endless-- everything from hearty traditional dishes to a lighter, more modern german cuisine, as well as all kinds of international fare. a literary haunt in the 1800s, today the historic restaurant lutter & wegner is famous for schnitzel. woman: what basically makes a good wiener schnitzel is the meat and the crumbing. and then we mix in the secret ingredients, which give a phenomenal taste which makes our schnitzel so famous. the schnitzel that ate berlin. here we are, enjoy. maxa, voice-over: if you prefer a less traditional meal, berlin has plenty of options. ok, i feel the table, i feel the plate, i feel a napkin,

she wanted to be as costar, his direct dirt and it was her that plans their first tour together. he was leading man, she's the leading lady. edwin's genius is evident to everyone who saw him at. his performances in new york and boston attracted the interest of very powerful people. drama critics and writers. one of these was the abolitionist, julia ward howe, future author of battle hymn of the republic. she adopted edwin esser protÉge in 1858, publishing poems in his honor in national magazines. these writings help cement his reputation and been a friend of julia ward howe, also shaped edwin's political views. so it was with the help of these very advantageous friendships that by age 25, before the civil war began, critics were calling edwin booth the greatest actor of his generation. john wilkes started back in at age 19 in 1857. without training, without experience and without connections, he could only get work as a suit. that's short for supernumerary, the 19th century term for an extra. the walk-on guy with no line. you might think john could have traded on his famous famil

very difficult calculation we know that if you're in the middle of the tour of all destroyed. often that we need to make sure we are fast and we need to do. that you know that is a very important moment and we need to do the facts that we can and we need to weigh that up. really because they're. going to everyone would be worried about locally and you everything so that would be very little reason it would. well also looking for another world title is boxer manny pacquiao he could become the first fighter to win world titles in eight different weight divisions this saturday he takes some might say come on tony margarito to be vacant w.b.c. super welterweight belt and the two held open workouts in texas ahead of their fight a cowboys stadium packing a nickname the pac-man already nine titles in seven different divisions and he's keen to take the tally to the story eight margarito may be the largest fighter but packing i know i have to deal with. different i. must be. the study hard but it's. going to be. funny not winning is something tiger woods has had to get used to this yea

meanwhile, here in phoenix, where sarah palin was kicking off a book tour. sarah palin signing books here for several hours. now, bristol came in third behind jennifer grey from "dirty dancing" and a short time ago, i had a chance to ask sarah palin if she was disappoint by the "dancing with the stars" reports. >> not at all. she -- she's had the journey of, you know, the challenge, and the improvement and the work ethic. this has been all about that, and perseverance. i couldn't be prouder. she's happy. she's very happy. >> reporter: work ethic, hard work. sarah palin is clearly working hard right now, working for something. the question is, for what? >> we will now reveal that the couple in third place is -- bristol and mark. >> reporter: she didn't win. jennifer and derek! in the end, bristol palin is not the champion of "dancing with the stars." we didn't get to hear liberal rage that the tea party fix was in. we didn't get to see her hoist the mirror ball trophy. but yet again, we did get to talk about sarah palin. welcome to reality. sarah palin's real

park rangers griffin started our underground tour with a bunker that predates the prison. through a maize of underground hallways we looked for a tunnel that prisoners used to search for. one that was rumored to lead directly to the shore. that's the famous hole down there? >> that's right. and right to the outhouse. this was the hole of the outhouse. >> that guess right into the ocean? >> went right into the owes ocean. >> if anybody ever found this? >> they could have gotten out of there. >> and escaped. >> in 1962 three men clarence and his brother john and frank morris, three tough and daring convicts, disappeared from the prison and were never seen again. did they really get away? darwin coon thinks so. he is a former inmate who says he helped the three escapees. he would have joined them but escape wasn't possible from his cell. >> they are in south america someplace i would imagine. one of these days one of them will get on his beth deathbed and he will holler here i am and everybody will know he actually made it. >> reporter: concrete walls six inches thick at the

it is part of the white house main street tour. the chrysler transmission plant was saved by the federal bailout. it received 4 million in stimulus money. the city received 6,000 in imulus funds to renovate downtown sidewalks. >>> the local woman who once told president obama she was exhausted from defending him so much has now lost her job. >> i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your adminiration, defending the change that i voted for, and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. i have been told that i voted for a man who said he was going to change things in a meaningful way for the middleclass. i'm one of those people and i'm waiting, sir. >> thelma hart was chief financl officer for am vets paved in maryland. the upper marlboro woman was laid off as an effort to cut expenses. she now plans to focus on the positive and look for new opportunity. >> today the nfl quarterback will talk to high school students about dogfighting. he was convicted in 2007 of conspiracy and running a dogfighting ring. he served 18 months

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we ought to write some of the worst areas -- we are touring some of the worst areas. certainly, the projectiles we saw stuck in the sides of buildings, like spears into the sides of these apartment buildings, roofs that were torn off and then deposited further up the hill, the cars that were thrown together as of today or toys -- all of this seems to indicate when we -- we were visited last night or early this morning by a tornado. >> it is simply a matter of whether the damage total estimates meet the criteria for federal funding, which would definitely go a long way in helping those without homeowners insurance or renter's insurance. as for cleanup progress, we are seeing crews, and gr -- come and go with lots of debris. let's go straight up to the sky with sky team 11 capt. roy taylor. pretty amazing photos. >> we can see pretty much right down inside these homes, where the roofs were just lifted off the walls caved in, a lot of damage. only three people hurt from this operation. you have to give bge credit. they did not waste any time getting their crews out here.

the final tour event of the year in lake opinion -- buena vista. love is going to love this shot.ops. bottom of the jar. hole-in-one. finished at 11-under. drains it. takes the lead at 21-under. then on 18, garrigus shoots a final round 64 to claim his first ever pga tour win and a one-year exemption. coming up, we hear from the 49er locker room, and nascar two races left in the chase, and i got a feeling we might not see alex smith the rest of the year. >> alan: i like the presence on the field and in the pocket. thank you, shu. people are still scratching their head over all those creatures that right now, verizon has the new samsung galaxy tab. at just seven inches, it's the only tablet designed for maximum mobility. and it's android-powered and flash-enabled for the best web browsing experience. get yours at verizon. i look great in my wedding dress with the help of your amazing light soups. now we're adding even bigger pieces of white-meat chicken. oh, so when's the big day? oh, we got married years ago. but the point is, i fit in it. well, good for you. [ male announcer ] pr

is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> president obama is in south korea as part of his four nation tour of asia. the president hopes to complete a trade agreement and boost the american economy. and president obama wrapped up his trip to indonesia yesterday with a speech and the president stressed that the americans are at war against violence. >>> and thousands of students take to the streets in london to protest a tuition hike. >> a peaceful real turned cay -- peaceful rally turned chaotic today. organizers are protesting a plan to triple the tuition rate. public colleges and universities are included. >>> a woman is lucky to be alive after a freak accident in little rock. the embedded reflective markers flew through the windshield. the markers are raised edges and the tires can cause them to come free. >> i would cause anyone to be conscious of the surroundings and debris in the roadway. >> the markers were, of course used to delineate the lanes and the woman was shaken up, but not hurt. >>> you're never too hold to have a childhood dream come true. >> the u.s. forest service has mad

, you can do horseback tours, you can do atv tours. the zip lines have been the biggest product we've expanded into. we now have two zip line courses. >> reporter: with all the new activities and a bunch of new accommodations, the adventures on the gorge was turned into a true all-inclusive destination. >> the future was a resort. the future was, you know, more lodging, restaurants, and a variety of scenarios. >> sometimes radical change needs to happen. it has made us much more profitable, it has made us a much stronger company. we've been able to reinvest in things. >> after three years, paul says he's incredibly proud of what they've been able to accomplish in merging cultures and building out the company. he says they're nowhere near done yet. one day, he hopes that these three companies will truly be one. >> as time goes on it will take more prominence and you'll see it being on top of the main brands and as time goes on, you'll see the flip-flop go on and some day, it's our goal that adventures on the gorge will be primary brand

. >> basically i just saw it online and called shawn and took a tour, and then once i took the tour i saw the families and what they are going through and got inspired and decide that's what i wanted to do, to help the families and shawn out. >> tim what do you see in -- what did you see in tim? >> he contacted me in march of last year, and had an idea he wanted to help with the eagle scout project but didn't maybe know where he could take it. he came down to the believe in tomorrow children's house of johns hopkins and we did a tour and i i showed him the wish list with items we need through the house. so, originally i am expecting maybe he is going to fill his mom's trunk up with items and bring it in. but we are course responding over the summer and into the fall and he is using words like truckloads and so,. >> all right. tell me what we are seeing here, tim. >> basically, this is last saturday we went to the house and we unloaded the trucks of what we had and then we basically made a meal for the families staying there just to kind of show our appreciation for what believe in tom

world tour finals in london awaits vera. while the glimmer of hope in about as we know bruce remains last sixteen chances popped into boss alone not real well and she i'm sure i'll go through in the champions league. backing down under the former england captain shows his diplomatic side as he arrived in australia for an off season tool. to start with tennis where roger federer has maintained his one hundred percent record this year's a.t.p. world tour finals in london and secured a semi final spot with a straight sets win over rome in so doing while the two made sure he qualified for the round robin stage without relying on complicated tony taishan this and beat the swede seven six six three to go top of being. a separate exam tomorrow will join him in the last four if he takes a set of average fare in thursday's late match. and as rafael nadal put himself on the brink of a semifinal place classing novak djokovic and straight sets watched by football legend donna you're dollops a more consistent player throughout the early

world tour finals were number one on the dollar making his passage to the title fights after raging andy murray in three sets the ultra competitive match take you being set seven six but the sellout crowd then watched murray rally puck an impressive fashion taking the second set i sponsored though dominating the big points converting when it mattered more the closer to seven six three six seven games to six when i. defend express meanwhile is drooling comfortably along as he saw all the talk of h. in straight sets the twenty nine year old one win away from a fifth world tour finals title the following serb seemingly nervous jittery at the start federer taking advantage to win the opener six one to thaw in the mid champion joke which attempted comeback of sorts after being shot down six one in the first but his opponent was having none of it wrenching intro of the match to end it six one six four so it's federer versus nadal take twenty two russia house want to talk to double of their previous debate. moving on where the southern hemisphere dominance of the rugby world shows no sign of ha

i graduated from west point, then i did a tour of duty in iraq.transitioning from active duty, i went to a military officer hiring conference. it was kind of like speed dating. there were 12 companies that i was pre-matched with, but walmart turned out to be the best for me. sam walton was in the military, and he understood the importance of developing your people. it's an honor to be in a position of leadership at walmart. i'm captain tracey lloyd, and i work at walmart. ♪ it certainly will. i think this could be a win-win. maybe. this is going to be a win-win. win-win. a what ? a win-win. you should say win-win... use a hyphen. you know what this is ? a win-win ? a home run. ah, that was my next guess. win-win. win-win. drink. man, this trip was great. i mean... i'm just... ah... pumped. we know why you fly. we're american airlines. >>> welcome back to "first look," i'm lynn berry. in sports, the miami heat were supposed to be invincible this season. the problem is, that has every team they play motivated to beat them. here's fred roggin. >> rep

about 40 parents concerned about radiation from the tours picketed. verizon says the towers will comply with all guidelines. >>> in 1988 someone pulled 9-year-old girl into a car. she would now be 31 years old. her family is still hoping for a miracle. >> about 30 people that have woe case where 9-year-old was kidnapped 22 years ago today. they tied ribbons to a tree, and talked and cried. >> every year november gets clos a little bit colder. >> trying to sit through over 10 people is like taking a sip from a fire hose. >> police say they have crossed the country working with the fbi following lead's. >> she represents anyone's 10 -year-old girl and goeg to a market close by our house how venerable our children are. >> she says she has general thrs ups and downs. her hopes were rassed when a girl was found 18 years after. >> when your hopes aren't fulfilled is one of the hardest things in the world to do. tlrn times in this last year that i honestly -- there were times in this last year that i honestly felt i couldn't take more steps. >> she does carr

. >>> better keep that book tour domestic, mr. bush. boris johnson, mayor of london writes the former president is at engine wen risk of being arrested for war crimes even in wales. the next moment, click, some embarrassed member of the welsh could walk on stage, place some handcuffs on the former leader of the free world and take him away to be charged. >>> here, counterterrorism authorities are too busy arresting a florida step dance team. dressed in camo oor, hoofing it through the lincoln tunnel because their van was stuck in traffic and they were late for a tv show! thank god they didn't try to fly. all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >>> good evening from new york. this is friday, november 19th. 718 days until the 2012 presidential elections. yes, mrs. palin, there is a government death panel. it is in jan brewer's arizona. government action which will actually condemn some low-income americans to death was passed this march by republican state legislature and signed into law by a republican governor. it took effect th

i know you've been on a book tour since, what, september, you've been touring? think i'm going to 58 cities. >> jimmy: that's a lot of cities. you travel by airplane? >> i go by airplane. sometimes i'm in a car. usually i'm in the airplane. >> jimmy: have you had a number of -- like a lot of people are upset or i can't really tell if people are really upset about the airports now or if cnn is upset about the airports? >> i think it was cnn. >> jimmy: you think so? >> because i -- i went to one of those things one time, those full body scanners. i think if you're extraordinary, like, if you -- if you are this big or this big, then people might notice. but anything in the middle i think they've seen. >> jimmy: you're going to go right through and you'll be all right? >> have seen so many times. so you don't -- but i wonder about people with fake things. you know, like somebody gave me a fake bottom one time because i don't have one. like a padded butt, like -- fantastic, right. but that might be a problem, if you had something like that on or -- >> jimmy: yeah. >>

world tour finals in london. backing down on the former england captain shares his dick alongside as he arrives in australia for an off season tool. under start with basketball where tesco moscow have sacked their coach disco rule yorkshire bitch after a poor such results in the year a league the coach resigned following his side's defeat to milan i left them rooted to the bottom of the day having won i won their six matches so far this season in one of the italians thanks to their second win of the campaign against the army men on wednesday with a seventy one sixty five the tree anonymous record is now runs through losses as they rise to meet table walter scott will now need a major turnaround to make it into the top sixteen and assistant coach the chiefs jacqueline will be the head coach for the time being i me wanting to play for a common security a seventy one sixty seven win over the russians like he's here in poland to claim their first win of the competition and break their five game losing streak right th

i give a lot of tours through the park. during those tours, a lot of the folks in the group will think of the park as very scary. it has a lot of hills, there's a lot of dense groves. once you get towards the center of the park you really lose your orientation. you are very much in a remote area. there are a lot of trees that shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city life. john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their property had to be bought up. so it took from 1928 to 1957 to buy up all the parcels of land that ended up in this 317 acres. the park, as a general rule, is heavily used in the mornings and the evenings. one of the favorite p

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