it is not about antagonizing tour bus operators. on the other hand, enforcement is a big issue, and a big expense. women go to the pleas to part with any kind of enforcement, they are busy with other things. the final analysis tends to be more important. we want that goal to be met as well. then we have the whole business of police work, transportation, a tour bus work for transportation. we do not want to have that happen for limited resources. but there are some things that we can do -- and i am not the expert on tour buses. in my experience, when those things are design-related, the shape of the streets, places where buses go, we tend to have more success and less need for enforcement. to give you a probably bad example, parks and buses is an issue. staging for a tour bus would be different for a shuttle that comes by the neighborhood. of course, we are serving a different constituency. the shuttle bus is serving the residents who are choosing to live in san francisco and work somewhere else and return to the city as soon as they

motley crue and poison are on tour together. talk about the show that fans have been waiting for ever to see. stay tuned. the morning edition continues in a moment. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have a human haze forming. it will be a warm and humid week. sharon has an accident in west towson and it's tim in for marty at the first warning weather. >>> well, good morning, everyone. today is a day you can dress for the way that you feel. you don't have to worry about how hot you'll get. we're on target for the early june days. we have moderate humidity. we have clear skies and it will be a comfortable night. tomorrow, you'll have to consider how cool it will stay throughout the day. hot and 90 degrees and the temperatures go up from there. we'll have the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> what's going on? here's sharon with traffic control. >> we have an accident to the south on 95. 95 southbound at 216, an accident is past 216. watch for delays in that area. also, south lee high is closed. take south new cook street instead. ne

both are records on the tour. >> i hadn't won anything besides mini tours, so i wanted to make that next step and do it in a big way. i had a good week this week. i knew i was going to be nervous and i said, let's keep making birdies. let's try to get out there as far as i can so i can enjoy the last walk. >> wheatcroft will be one of 112 players attempting to qualify for the u.s. open tomorrow. >>> pga tour now, the memorial steve stricker began with a 3 shot lead. here in the bunker on number 12. check out the touch. it lands just shy of the green and rolls to within a foot to set up the par putt. he maintained his 3 shot lead when play was suspended 2 and a half hours due to the weather. he's on 16, lead cut to 2. he is clutch. he finishes 16 under par. he gets congrats from jack nicklaus. he's number four in the world ranking now. >>> federer and nadal know each other today. today they met for a record 8th time with a grand slam title at stake. history is on nadal's side. fedder ended djokovic's try. first set, even 5-5. one of the points of the match, federer on the run, and nadal p

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

this is the u-2 360 tour.s is the largest rock and roll tour, ever in terms of the amount of money they have raised. since '09 they have been on tour. we have three ladies here who showed up last night to get their spot in line. this is your fifth u-2 tour. you went to school in ireland, the home of u-2 but you never saw them there? >> no, i dnlt. >> reporter: you have seen them how many times? >> 100 times. >> reporter: what keeps you coming back? >> they are positive. they are always looking out for people. they are humanitarians, great people to look up to and aspire to be. they, you know, you can -- they -- you can -- they live by example and they totally present themselves as really, really great people. they walk the talk. >> reporter: you are from ireland and had to come to america to see your home country band for the first time? what gives? >> i was too young to see them. the opportunity turned up and i said i would go. >> reporter: it's a source of pride when you hear about them? >> definitely. >> re

coming up she's making her rounds on her one nation bus tour so could sarah palin's national hopscotching foreshadow a twenty twelve presidential campaign. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. one well. whenever the government says they're for the keep them safe get ready because you know their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear see some of the part of this and realize that everything you saw. are welcome to the big picture. are been coming up in this half hour she hasn't even announced that she'll be running for president the sarah palin is already showing promise at the polls against a republican counterparts so as a race for the two thousand and twelve seated actual possibility for the former vice presidential nominee plus it seems like our nation is breaking away from the very foundation on which it was built laws and principles i'll tell you how america has sunk to a new low and tonight still each day and the fight is on to save california declining

you are on tour now? >> i'm getting ready to go on tour. >> jimmy: a tour bus? >> yes. i didn't get the unicorn with the segue on the side. >> jimmy: i thought that was a great idea. i said airbrush, a unicorn riding a segue. you didn't get that? >> no, i didn't get that. it was all black. but this tour, i'm thinking, i'm going to go for that. if could you do some sketches for me maybe. >> jimmy: a unicorn playing ping-pong or something. something like that would be a fun tour bus. "oh, man, there's cosgrove. she's cool. >> there's no words. >> jimmy: "icarly" picks up again. season five now? >> yeah. we're going to start that season next week. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thanks. >> jimmy: you're so great on that show. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: everyone loves the show. so funny. a lot adults are now watching the show, too, which is interesting for nickelodeon. yeah, adults are watching. you have like 2 million viewers for that iomg show. it's amazing. our writers, we have two writers on the show that are obsessed with you and "icarly." and i was thinking, i

one other issue that i would hope that the mta things about is how this intersects with our tour bus industry. from the tourism industry my district in particular -- i received countless complaints from constituents about the relatively unregulated situation that confronts tourism -- tour bus is related to tourism. while but -- while that is also something that we would like to see as it intersects with how shuttle buses work in the city being good, i think that you know that my office has asked the mta to provide a tour bus policy to better proliferate the regulation of these tour buses and figuring out how that intersects with each shuttle buses will be important as well. >> she has a very good plan this year and it is a good way to look at getting off that policy. >supervisor chu: the questions and comments that were made already covered by topics. quickly, the importance that the supervisor made in terms of the additional parking issue is not lost upon us. because of the benefits of the shuttle program we would not want to do something that could harm that cordis incentivize comp

he gave us a tour in the marin headlands. >> thickest area is 25 feet to 30 feet of earth above us. concrete averages about four feet, six feet thick. >> despite all the effort to build the massive batteries the guns were only fired in practice maneuvers. up to hundred soldiers would call this place home. >> when it closed, battery was used as a training ground. since 2005 golden gate parks and many volunteer groups have been working hard to preserve it. >> it was in bad shape when volunteers first started working on its restoration. >> the floor was covered with garbage and debris, groofz every vertical. >> after two and a half years and $150,000, battery townsley opened to the public. park service is working on restoring other battery sites. >> it's part of our national heritage. >> still ahead, a centennial celebration in daly city. woman has a tale of the san francisco suburb, plus.... >> the mosquito, recognize it and shoot it down. >> a mosquito killer, how technology used in video games can help the spread of disease around the world. >>> daly city celebrated its centennial i

touring had to imagine all of the stuff he did not have. he did have typewriters. they could plant a letter on to a piece of paper and touring said imagine if it is not to mention all but one dimensional. it is just a tape so the machine goes back and forth? he invented a computer that you saying just these items, the tape and reading and writing and a mechanism of storage, they could do anything that any other computer could do. anything that could we solved by this machine could we solved by the modern digital computer and vice versa. >> host: was his imaginary machine digital? did he get to the idea of bits? >> by definition because the symbols were discreet. there was nothing analog. it was not by very. it remained for the next generations of mathematicians to work out if you could make touring machines with just two symbols cero and one. >> host: so then there they are working side by side to we have a sense if they suspected what each was working on? [laughter] >> guest: i can only guess but must have suspected. of leased we know the common interest was appar

she has a good sense of what she is doing on this tour and, in fact, the closer that this tour got to. as she began the week, she insisted that this was not in any way a precursor to a campaign or political tour. but coming into new hampshire at the very moment that governor romney was giving his speech is clearly a political act by somebody who made the decision that she was going to get here earlier than anybody had anticipated. so she's all about what she thinks she wants to do to keep herself relevant in this until she does or does not decide whether to become a candidate. >> that's interesting. your take, peter. has it shifted gears a little bit? she seemed to be more engaged in the politics of it and less a family bus tour? >> i think that's absolutely right. in the last day specifically, she's gotten more political. we've asked her about tim pawlenty, the minnesota governor that is planning to run for president. she disagreed with his strategy which was to get in early. she's trying to draw this out. some of her adviserses say that she can wait until october to get into the rac

by toverpbed their six-month -- end of their six-month tour, one of them would be dead after a summer which changed their lives. he was filming the whole six-month tour on what was for many the first taste of battle. >> the town was completely dead. there was no one there. we knew something was about to happen but we didn't know when. >> the base had already seen fighting between the taliban and the british troops. the soldiers knew friday 13 of april would be a tough day. the start to their first major operation against insurgents. >> the taliban. >> where? >> that's the taliban. >> i remember walking down an alley way thinking this is brilliant. this is my first contact. i remember looking at chris gray. what is the first contact going to be like? >> he turned. he looked at me and said i'm hit. then he dropped to my feet. next thing, man down, man down man down. the whole world came down on us. >> two at the front. two at the back. >> come on, men. it is life-or-death. do not walk. let's go. >> he said gentlemen, i'm sorry. chris gray is dead. >> i didn't realize that i had chris gr

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by the end of the tour, one of them would be dead and many others injured. the summer would change their lives. the sergeant was filming the whole six-month tour of what was for many their first taste of battle. >> the town was completely dead. we knew something was about to happen, but we did not know when. >> the base had already seen fighting between the taliban and british troops. they knew that friday, the 13th of april would be a tough day. the major operation against the insurgents just weeks after arriving in helmund. >> the taliban. >> where? >> remember walking down an alleyway and thinking this is my first contact. i looked at chris and he did the rock-on signal to me. >> we got the upper hand. he turned and looked at me. next thing, man down. man down. >> where? >> where? >> two of the front. two of the back. life-and-death. do not walk. >> he said, "gentlemen, i'm sorry. chris gray is dead." >> i did not realize that i have his blood on my shirt. when i carried his body armor, that is when it really hit me. i just broke down and started crying.

last summer's tour was the farewell tour.very minute of it. we love each other. and we love to hang. when we get on stage, something special happens. that's why we're doing it. >> you're on tour this summer. on tour. >> we're out on tour. yep. >> can we confirm this is not a farewell tour, for sure? you guys are staying together, in parts? >> that's what we know at this moment. >> that's all i needed to know. >> you want to come back. these guys have been very happy. they've been screaming. they want to hear this song. the go-go's and "vacation." thank you, ladies. ♪ can't seem to get my mind off of you ♪ ♪ back here at home there's nothin' to do ♪ ♪ now that i'm away i wish i'd stayed ♪ ♪ tomorrow's a day of mine that you won't be in ♪ ♪ when you looked at me i should've run ♪ ♪ but i thought it was just for fun ♪ ♪ i see i was wrong and i'm not ♪ ♪ that strong i should've known ♪ ♪ all along that time would tell ♪ ♪ a week without you thought i'd forget ♪ ♪ two weeks without you and i ♪ ♪ still haven't gotten over you yet ♪

chairman will tour the area with jackie speier and meet with pg&e officials. n.t.s.b.ooking into what caused the pipeline to explode last september killing eight people and destroying 38 homes. final report is due out later this year. >> kristen: criminals in vallejo have another set of eyes watching them. they are turning to the next generation of crime cameras in hoping to keep a lid on prostitution and violence. remote cameras like this one, is equipped with a telephoto lens and night vision. it's wireless so they can be easily moved. they can stream the video from the station or their patrol cars. >>> i think it's a good thing. it seems to help us downtown to stop some of the crime because the police force is already cut back. we need something. >> kristen: several business owners donated the money. >> eric: walmart cuts the price on the iphone 4. >> big hand california is lend to go arizona firefighters battling a relentless wildfire. >> we hear from a woman that received messages from congressman anthony wiener. >> and why state officials say they won't be openin

they are going to do this for six days, longer than a usual tour. the demand here is high. >> organizers of the dream tour say there really is no reason to camp out on the sidewalk to get into the event. the goal is to see everyone during a six-day run in san jose yet the line started forming 15 hours before the door opened. >> i hope it will be worth it. i got here at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. we'll see what they can do for us. >> how was night? >> not too bad. all the people are in the same boat. >> he owes $370,000, it's appraised at $176,000. the line is full of stories like this. all these people are here for a chance to reconfigure their home loan for free. alex brought his nine-year-old son. >> when you are in a situation that you are in, what can you do >> this is 33rd dream tour that naca has put on. they started these in 2008. >> one i get angry because nobody should have to stay overnight in the cold to get an affordable solution. >> lenders will meet face to face with homeowners and 80 of them will cut their mortgages down by hundreds of doll

they are going to do this for six days, longer than a usual tour. the demand here is high. >> organizers of the dream tour say there really is no reason to camp out on the sidewalk to get into the event. the goal is to see everyone during a six-day run in san jose yet the line started forming 15 hours before the door opened. >> i hope it will be worth it. i got here at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. we'll see what they can do for us. >> how was night? >> not too bad. all the people are in the same boat. >> he owes $370,000, it's appraised at $176,000. the line is full of stories like this. all these people are here for a chance to reconfigure their home loan for free. alex brought his nine-year-old son. >> when you are in a situation that you are in, what can you do >> this is 33rd dream tour that naca has put on. they started these in 2008. >> one i get angry because nobody should have to stay overnight in the cold to get an affordable solution. >> lenders will meet face to face with homeowners and 80 of them will cut their mortgages down by hundreds of doll

tonight, we want to take you on a tour of our district. our tour guides include some of our neighborhood leaders, including young people, parents, from my staff, community organizations. we are all represented by many of the collaboration's in our district, including the omi community collaborative, communities united for help and justice. a first thought on our tore his desperation. -- stop on our tour is desperation. we know that low income communities are hit first and worse when economic problems it. our families are experiencing troubles from the immigration and customs enforcement, and are having trouble finding jobs. but we are resilient spirit and that leads us to the next up on our tour. the people in our district are doing amazing things every day, working hard, raising families, helping neighbors, a volunteer at school, celebrating culture, and there are doing it and develop, spanish, chinese, and over 70 other languages in the district. we are coming together to organize for solutions. we have a strong tradition for neighborhoo

ym >> what's up with her bus tour? >> sarah palin keeps everybody guessing on her national tour. >> just what is sarah palin up to? >> stephen: that's the power of sarah palin. no matter what she does america starts asking "why is this happening?" [laughter] besides her website explains that she has rented a bus "to promote the fundamental restoration of america." [laughter] after stopping at mount vernon palin wrote: even piper was able to grasp the significance of being in the presence of our first president who had such diverse interests - when she told me later "how hard he must have worked to keep that farm going!" [laughter] true. i can't imagine how hard he worked with no help other than his african volunteers. so, folks -- [cheers and applause] so go to sarah palin's website where you can help restore america. and also restore sarah palin's bank account. because the first thing that pops up is this donate button. won't you help sarah palin learn basic facts about u.s. history for just pennies a day? [laughter]

meanwhile the bus tour rolls on. john oliver has this report. >> reporter: last week sarah palin's non-seeking americana vacation tour hit the most historic sights on the east coast. but the media missed the biggest story of all. the bus itself. this 46-feet flag dipped liberty coach took our greatest treasures and put them in a space normally reserved for our fighters. those who saw it were humbled by its power. >> i will never forget it. the bus was just gorgeous. beautiful. >> has the constitution ever looked better than splashed on the side of a bus? >> if it has, i haven't seen it. >> because the bus drives into your memory and parks and then never leaves. >> right. i'll see that bus forever. >> sarah palin's bus was a feast for the senses. you just want to get on her and ride her for hours and hours and hours. >> stay on her forever. >> right. >> yep. absolutely. >> what are we talking about now? >> the bus. >> that's right. the bus. the bus. >> yeah. >> she's spacious once you get inside her. >> just looking a

it's not a heat-seeking tour. >> jon: i get it. you're in stealth mode. how do you get around when you are seeking publicity? [screaming] that's odd. why are we playing cat and mouse game? can't you tell the reporters where you are going so we can go back to our lives. >> i don't think i owe anything to the mainstream media. i think that it would be a mistake for me to become some kind of conventional politician. no, i want them to have to do a little bit of work on a tour like this. >> so this whole thing is just a (bleep) you for asking which newspapers you read? [laughter] you may have noticed that sarah palin gave those remarks about avoiding the press into what looked like a camera which was apparently allowed on to the bus. there's a simple explanation for that. she was giving an interview to greta van susteren who later explained on her blog that palin works for fox just as any employee or someone on contract with another network she's obliged not to speak with others. her answer should be i'm an unconventional maverick who doesn't play by the rule

denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! . >>> california's dream act took another step towards becoming law today. they passed a bill that would allow certain illegal immigration students to apply for college aid. a companion persian already passed. >>> the pride flag is flying right now in honor of this weekend's pride celebration. the flag was raised over an hour ago. mayor edlie and other officials were on hand for the raising. the pride celebration kicks off saturday with the big parade on sunday. >>> on sunday night ktvu channel 2 news take as closer look at the history of the parade. a second look after the news. >>> bottom of the list when it comes to bad road. sonoma and rio vista is listed as having streets in poor condition. one of the most improved cities is elsurete

the save the dream tour runs through wednesday -- >>> the sue? state budget and paychecks are in limbo. voters passed prop 25 in november. it says lawmakers forfeit their paychecks every day that the state budget is late. well, lawmakers approved the budget in time, and they say they should get paid. but the governor then vetoed that plan, and an anti-tax group says the law is clear and state leaders should not get paid. >> we're going to force the issue, quite frankly, and see if the controller of perform his constitutional duties of withholding pay and also the travel and living reimbursement. >> prop 25 does not say that the budget has to be balanced or that it has to be signed into law by the governor. there is no word yet on what the state controller plans to do. >>> an east bay arsonist has struck not once, not twice, but five times in the city of antioch since just last week. leaving an entire neighborhood on edge. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us where investigators are desperate to find this firebug. so far no one's been hurt, righ

i cannot do the tour. -- i do one night shows, but not the tour.annot do the tour. >> i am glad you brought your piano, because it allows me to step aside and do what you do so well and what you have done so well for many years. i am honored. i have never had a conversation with somebody at their piano, so i am glad to have you here. >> i am glad to be here. minutesit is called "15 of fame." up next, a song by barry manilow. enjoy, and keep the faith. he comes home, and he is so excited because he got the job and cannot wait to tell her, and he goes to the bed and whispers -- sleep, loseies yesterday possible loose -- yeterday's blues ♪ harbor, ours in the streets is turning gold ♪ ♪ what ever you are dreaming, it is no longer on hold ♪ ♪ dream, baby, the dream, while you were asleep, i had mountains to climb and a promise to keep ♪ hunter and holden the prius, i am waiting to tell you when you open your eyes ♪ bring on tomorrow for me and for euyou ♪ hours, donn for dark is overdue ♪ ♪ bring on tomorrow and show me the sun ♪ ♪ we will live in it t

and in cycling a spokesman has confirmed alberto contador will take a stab at claiming his fourth tour de france title next month but it's britain's bradley wiggins who is the in-form rider in the mountains after winning the criterium didoes in a this race also in france is considered the key warm up event ahead of the top producer ride out the rodriguez was fastest in this final right over almost one hundred twenty kilometers a spaniard broke away with a loss along with her came his second stage victory in a row but it didn't stop worrying triumphing over all the thirty one year old grabbed the lead after stage three on choose day and never looked back to win by one minute and twenty six seconds from australia's good elegance. and elsewhere former champion fabien country lara has conceded the yellow jersey is home and the two switzerland kwan solo of colombia is the new man in the lead after winning stage two of the mountainous race between them young and canadian a second across the finishing line twelve seconds behind and trail so that by sixteen seconds in the overall standings the

he finished the tournament at 29 under parr picking up the first nationwide tour in impressive style with a score of 255 and wins by 12 strokes, both are records on the tour. >> i hadn't won anything in many tours so i wanted to make that next step and do it in a big way and i had a good week this week and that's why i got -- i knew i would be nervous and i said let's keep making birdies and the only thing i can do is get a lead so i can enjoy the last walk. >>> nats fans, more wins may be on the win. zimmerman going 2 for 2 with a triple and double for single a hagerstown, heading ahead of bryce harper and left the game for precautionary reasons. we'll have more on that tonight. >>> jim rigleman's squad looking for offense after two straight shutouts by the diamondbacks. top of the 2nd, nats have bases loaded. and marquee is hit by the punch but the umpire ruled that marquee swung so he is out and the inning is over. the arguments to no avail. we remain scoreless. but the nationals end a 20 inning scoreless drought in the 3rd on a sack fly by jason werth. and in the 5th he chased do

. >> sarah palin's bus tour hits the big apple. seeing the sights. and sharing a slice with the donald. but is she stealing the spotlight from serious candidates? >>> and fighter jets scramble over washington, d.c., after a fistfight breaks out over a transatlantic flight. >>> and a rare overnight touchdown, as nasa turns its focus to the f mission. >>> good morning. if it's wednesday, then it must be new york city. >> that can be what's in sarah palin's thoughts this morning, following her pow wow last night with donald trump. with presidential politics on everyone's lips, the pair praised each other and had a little pizza. >> it's so weird to see them there. it is the littlest stop on a bus tour that's getting plenty of palin attention. john hendren joins us now this morning with more. a couple of slices and maybe candidates we're looking at. who knows? >> that's right. good morning, daniel and peggy. the 2012 field is filling out. but sarah palin will not say whether or not she's in it. despite the high-profile, low-cost deal. call it the pizza su

criterium to dos the day this race also in france is considered the key warmup event ahead of the tour but you sure i got lucky rodriguez was fastest in this final right over almost one hundred twenty kilometers spiny broke away with last longer in his second stage victory in a row but it didn't stop being spun triumphing over rule thirty one year old grabbed the lead after stage three on tuesday and never looked back to win by one minute and twenty six seconds from this. areas that elegance. and elsewhere form a campaign fabby and country laura has conceded the yellow jersey is home and the two switzerland. solo of colombia is the new man in the lead after winning stage two it's a mountainous race it is very young and can they go second the quickest the finishing line twelve seconds behind and trail so that by sixteen seconds in the overall standings a country. almost eighteen minutes behind particularly for the swiss run the time trial of prologue on saturday. now it's been a long way in the gulf but robert rock has held onto his maiden title on the european tour after winning the it

i believe she was on her "one nation" tour in boston and toured the north church, toured bunker hill,use, and then answered that taking little snippets of history. there were two different events, one april 8th, 1775. paul revere's ride out of boston, where he warned the american patriots, not the british, in particular sam adams and john hancock, that the british troops were marching to lexington to arrest them. and revere was trying to mobilize the countryside. i think she got mixed up that later he was arrested and told the british, you know, that the americans had guns and that they were going to defend themselves after revere got arrested. so i think in her guided tours, and this was all done very quickly in boston, she kind of took little bits and put them into her own sarah palin version of history. and it's not good history. it's convoluted. >> i mean, again, we didn't cover this initially because you know, we just thought look, she misspoke. but then to double down and insist she is getting it right, this is why we're now even talking about it. part of her explanation yesterd

but english golfer robert rock has held on for his maiden title on the european tour after winning the italian open in turin roc enjoyed a two stroke lead going into the final round and this was cut to just one shot on sunday after what stays on a charge by day twelve who also rocked carded a five under par sixty seven to finish top of the leaderboard at twenty one under and it was just enough to give him his first ever trophy on the tour after the thirty four year old man was in over two hundred twenty minutes over eight years. of tennis and andy murray will have to wait for a day in his bid to reclaim the queen's club title his reign hit the final against joe wilfried tsonga was called off until monday the decider was washed out for only the third time in the tournament history as well as darkness living play was finally abandoned murray won here two years ago while song aims for first title in twenty months event now goes into a second monday for the first time since boris becker jimmy connors in one nine hundred eighty seven. well elsewhere danish women's world number one caroline

we are here doing our building san francisco tour. we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit the machinery where all the behind- the-scenes gears control these incredible machines. we are very fortunate today to have an expert with those who is going to walk us are around elevators in san francisco. can you tell us about the history of elevators in san francisco? the measure -- >> sure. the history of elevator technology evolves with the city. first elevators were installed for moving materials in the 1860's. in the 1870's, the first passenger elevator was installed, and that allowed building heights to go up to about seven floors. starting in the 18 eighties, 1890's, the first e

and elsewhere former champion fabien country laura has conceded the yellow jersey is home and the tour switzerland quantock modest solo of colombia is the new man in the lead after winning stage two of the mountainous race it is a canadian second across the finishing line twelve seconds behind and trail so that by sixteen seconds in the overall standings the country for almost eighteen minutes behind quite a blow for the swiss who won the time trial prologue on saturday. now it's been a long wait english golfer robert rock has held on to his maiden title on the european tour after winning the italian i've been in cheer in iraq enjoyed a two stroke lead going into the final round this was cut to just one shot on sunday after what held off a charge a day talking also in the uk a five under par sixty seven to finish top of the leaderboard at twenty one under and is just enough to give him his first ever trophy on the tour the thirty four year old had gone when less in over two hundred twenty minutes over eight barren years. removed. that it was a. real. i'm going to assume it was no it's