twins won, 19-1. from offense to defense, the mariners and white sox, mark kotsay, a shot deep to right. ichiro calmly rolled back and then robbed kotsay of an assured homer. second time in less than a week that ichiro has played the role of spoiler. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great day. i'm fred roggin. >>> who's having a baby? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a historic day in congress. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. if you're just waking up, here is the tuesday forecast. umbrellas can be left at home, except arizona. high country, flagstaff, you may need your umbrella for a shower or two. otherwise dry everywhere. hot in medford, salt lake city. we have a nice stretch of hot weather through much of the interior mountain west of as far as tomorrow goes, similar type weather pattern. not a lot of changes on the west coast. what you see is what you get. if you're watching on news channel 3, two brothers originally

into the twin towers. it was truly. explosive device.he united states invaded iraq and afghanistan. the. tactical battlefield weapon. militarily the u.s. invasion of iraq was. just three weeks. three hundred. defeated an army of a half a million seizing a country the size of california. but this stunning victory turn once coalition forces occupied iraqi cities. former u.s. marine colonel thomas hammes served in iraq and is a leading military analyst. what did the car bomb mean for iraq. i think the car bomb changed the basic tactical situation in iraq successful counterinsurgency is based on being among the people close to them when you start bombing and you start to withdraw both government forces the police in iraq and u.s. forces in behind bomb barriers you cut off communication the people the car bomb separated the government from the people and at the same time inflicted casualties so it was the other big piece of an insurgency in other words kaminski american people were losing car bomb can't be stopped time to get out. insurgents

but there was nothing funny about useless plan for the twin towers.he bomb van was deliberately parked near one of the towers key structural supports. his aim was to bring down both towers. as we got a good blow by sunday night two days after the bombing the slurry foundation would have failed it would have allowed some of the hudson river and cause tower one to collapse most likely into tower two causing it to collapse. ramzi yousef was finally captured in pakistan two years later and extradited back to the united states. he was taken by helicopter to the southern district of man at four arraignment and as the helicopter flew by the twin towers one of the agents points at the towers and says they're still standing. rangi also takes a glance it looks back stoically it says more money and more time and they would not be and he was pretty correct. food is why again in one nine hundred twenty. you says truck in one nine hundred ninety three. the car bomb was back on american soil in every major government building was now a target. when i first came to w

twins beat the royals 19-1.anny heron working in arizona is now with the angels, hit by kevin in the 5th. 10-2 on the field before removed from the game. diagnosis bruised forearm. they lose to the red sox 6-3. rams said no to terrell owens. have you seen his show? i got to say, he is -- both of them, they are pleasing on camera. i think may more worried about vh1. terrell owens and the cincinnati bangles are talking about a contract. mark said, can they play together, if they do, ratings go up. >> the reality shows. >> we will see. nothing signed yet. that is the only team left that might be extending an offer. >> all right. have a good night. those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you

if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up between the gap and nobody celebrates it. i looked at him as we were all bundled together and thought, do you not notice all of us here pressed to the edge watching this one gap just to see a breach of light come through the s

considering plans to build a mosque at ground zero the site of the twin towers were once to many asking if this is a fitting spot for a muslim religious center we brought this story a little while but will breach again out its very own big apple resident gauge the mood on the streets. this is the ukrainian city of sevastopol and of course it's the russian navy but this has been its home for as long as the the black sea fleet has existed and the locals here everybody here in the crimea views that black sea fleet as part of its history as integrity to them as anything else concerning their city still thousands of people turn out to watch the navy day parade each year it's a spectacular event this year of course was the first year a first time in for over five years that the ukrainian and the russian navy actually participated in preparing the parade and actually taking part in the parade together so a doubly significant event of course thousands of turning up to watch the display and there was quite a sum of things to see military ships gliding by different artillery displays different di

you have twins. the cutest twins ever.what that means, but yeah. >> jimmy: yes, yes. and how are they? are they enjoying the summer? >> i got some plans for them. >> jimmy: what are the plans for the kids? well, it's in the book, but when they turn 17 -- here's what i want to know. i want to know if my kids are going to be good drunks or bad drunks. i -- i know they're going to be drunks, but i want to know -- i want to know if i got a little david hasselhoff and lindsay lohan on my hands here. there's only one way to find out. when we're 17, we're going to the park with a 12-pack of mickey's big mouth and i'm going to get to the bottom of it. first, i'll liquor up my son. when we're done, i'll ask him, what do you want to do? if he pulls his shirt off, goes, you want some, old man, i'll snap you like kindling. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good point. >> i know we have a bad drunk there. and if my daughter does one of these where he goes, somebody's been working out -- she's going right into rehab. because you don't wan

thing surrounding child care and women, one of my best friends sits on the bench right now and has twinsand i remember her saying i can't believe you can manage it all, and i said you are on the bench and you just had twins. what are you talking about? that is perspective we need to have more, members who understand the issues for men and for women. you know, women -- i won't go there, but i think it is a needed trait, so i am happy and thrilled to see you here and i would likewith this nomination. chairman campos: may we have a motion? supervisor mar, any other comments? let me simply add before we actually act on the motion that i have a special affinity for what happens on the police commission, having served as a member of the commission. and even though from time to time we have disagreed with appointments or nominations that the mayor has made on a number of bodies, i was very pleased and very happy to see this nomination because of the experience and the background that this individual brings. and i do think that she will be a great addition to the commission. we may not end up ag

twins prevail, 5-0. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm bill seward. >>> well, reports say there is a suspect in the case of who leaked the mel gibson tapes. your early morning entertainment headlines, straight ahead. >>> also, a high water mark for american women on the high sea. you're watching "early today." lassiter lasseter >>> no rain in sight. leave the umbrella at home everywhere in the west, seattle, boise, salt lake city to vegas, everyone on the hot side. there are a little bit of early morning showers and clouds in arizona but that shouldn't cause any problems. as we head into saturday, look at the heat building. portland 92, medford 103, interior section of california is going to be a steam bath this weekend also. not a lot changes even into sunday, medford still around 102. 111 in vegas. looks like our late summer heat is here to stay. if you're watching on krnv reno, nevada, learn about the best known modern artist at the 20th century, pablo picasso musical instruments exhibit at the nevada museum of art. >> are you a pi

and i remember him of the twins? i remembered him when he had his long hair. [applause] >> it's my pleasure to introduce our fourth honoree, but i wanted to check and see if shade was here? please join me. roz is a native californian musician and is the co-founder and director of a native youth organization. it's known as s.n.a.g. he leads free weekly workshops with native youth, where he passes his knowledge to the next generation teaching them music, video, writing, photography, magazine layout and design. roz co-hosts a native program on the radio. he is a renowned producer for audio pharmacy. he has returned from palestine and a european tour with his band. he has taken trips to south dakota and new orleans to help with youth and others in times of need. roz has began working with the community as an h.i.v.-aids outreach worker in 2001 and moved to the youth department at the native american health center in oakland in 2004 where he has worked as a youth program coordinator. in 2002, roz begun working as a hip-hop history teacher at street academy high sch

these are some of the first pictures inside the $350 million twin bore project.he work is tedious, dirty and dangerous. everyone who goes in here must complete a safety class and wear emergency equipment, including a life-saving respirator. the tunnel is being dug by this huge multi-tooth excavator that looks like a giant meat grinder, alvin ramirez says that's exactly how it works to tear down the rock. >> you put a lot of pressure, this machine is very heavy, 128 tons, you put that pressure against the rock and this is grinding the rock. >> it is then supported with steal bracing and shock concrete, a type of cement fired at the structure to hold it up. about a thousand feet into the tunnel you can see the work continuing on the rebar, the steam reinforcement that will eventually support the walls of the tunnel. engineers have board in more than 3,000 feet guided by lasers and gps. this is the end of the tunnel wall. they are now within 300 feet of punching through. and hope to achieve that in the next 90 days. >> it's gonna be great. gonna be great. a lot of a

john danks and the sox taking on the twins. bottom of two. bases loaded for joe mauer.s first three rbi game since last august. twins lead 6-4. we move to the top of the fifth. game now tied at 6-6. runner on for a.j. pierzynski. that's a double to the gap in left. brings home a run. white sox up 7-6. bottom eight, bases loaded. two out. orlando hudson facing bobby danks. white sox win their ninth-straight, 8-7. >>> meanwhile, carlos beltran making a season debut as the mets open up a series against the giants. beltran, four for seven. and gets tim lincecum. welcome back. top six, lincecum gets cora looking. wright sproezen. five ks for timmy. top nine, going for the complete game. ike davis, ground to second. check out freddy sanchez. diving play. lincecum picking up his tenth win of the year. giants get the shutout, 2-0. >>> summer league hoopage. john wall and the wiz, playing the mavericks. second quarter, mavericks up five. wall misses the runner. he would have seven rebounds. wall would have ten assists, hooking up jevail mcgee. how about some points? wall, on the

new york is considering plans to build a mosque at ground zero the site where the twin towers once stood but it's left many asking if this is a fitting spot for a muslim religious setter artie's very own big apple resident gauge the mood on the streets. the city of new york is considering a proposal for the construction of an islamic center and mosque at ground zero do you think this is an appropriate site for a mosque this week let's talk about that i think it's a good idea to build a mosque there to buy. the idea sort of. well for the actual why why because a. lot of why there's a big problem when people equate islam with nine eleven when after the oklahoma city bombing happened we don't equate you know christianity with that i think it's over the qur'an teaches peace and nonviolence. if the mosque up holds the traditions of the qur'an i don't have any problem with it i have a problem with anybody blowing up buildings i'm all for it so why do you think some people get so emotional and say it's the wrong thing to do because i think this is frustrated with their ignorance they need someb

joining us are 9-year-old serena, her mother, danielle behan and twins and alice.nk you for being with us. good morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> serena, you and the girls were out selling lemonade, having a good time, enjoying the summer when a group of boys came up to you. can you tell us what happened? >> well, they came up and asked us if they could buy lemonade, and we said it was okay, and that it was only $1, and they gave us the $1 and i put it in the box and one teenager, he looked in the box to see how much we raised, and then he picked up the box and said "thanks for the delivery" and took off running down the road. >> and mom, danielle, i understand as soon as you saw this you made a bee line, took off after the three of them. did you get them? >> yes, i caught two of them. the third suspect got away. we were able to catch the two of them down the street from our house as quickly as the girls screamed, "they stole our money" i was gone. >> what i do understand and what i guess if there's a silver lining here the community has really come forward a

and we were casting-- doing initial casting call for the bush twins, the bush daughters. and he wrote a scene that was pretty over-the-top. it was about them being like lesbians and stuff. it was all implied; it was pretty stupid. but it was never going to be in the show. it was just for casting purposes to get people-- that got leaked to the internet, and then it made, like, page six or something. yeah, hit the papers. some tabloid picked it up, and it just--boom. and it was like, "matt, trey, lesbian bush daughters," and-- so that was never the intent, to-- no, in fact-- and i think that, then, people-- although, that's kind of a funny-- anyone who saw the show saw that it was this outrageous show. but again, at the heart of it, we made george this very lovable, nice guy. absolutely. we made his wife just-- you loved her. and we wanted to do the same with the daught-- we wanted this perfect family. that was the whole joke. and the truth is, you know, two months after, we decided-- and we all got past this when we made the show-- you know, they all started getting busted

the twins won the game, by the way. landon donovan was the enemy at the san jose earthquakes.cing the l.a. galaxy looking for more of the world cup magic finding it late. very late. there is all star bobby cosby. he shoots and scores there is brandon mcdonald. there is a into the 90th minute, donovan, stealing the show. land onpoint blank next to equalizer. there is a u.s. daib yu. red bulls and immediate impact. redirect. frenchman oh, henri. red bulls win this and everybody loves pepe lepew. all right. there is just going to do it on every lie night. there is lance armstrong supposedly hired a defense attorney. stage 17 dur defrance. hanging on to yellow jersey. and there is 108 miles, he wins the stage. and is still leading by a second. we got a new deal with you tube called you report fchl you see kids doing crazy stuff, please, send it to us. again watch this, is worth seeing one more time. there is a pass. and town goits. >> no one was hurt. >> excellent fill being making there. >> and that is all they'll remember tonight. >> no. no. >> i wish. >> that is great. >> oh, d

>> ah, womeell, that passed. >> jimmy: when you break up with twins, do you do it together? to say good-bye, good-bye. >> jimmy: individually? you bring them in -- >> say, good-bye, good-bye. yeah. >> jimmy: and, okay. but there's no way you can keep one of them. that's unacceptable. >> well, that would be breaking up the set. >> jimmy: you're -- you've been tweeting lately. >> i used to be a jitterbug when i was in school and now i'm a twitter bug. >> jimmy:ddiaddicted. do you go on the computer -- >> i have an ipad. i got hooked on twittering. >> jimmy: i read that you -- you said, i found monday's "bachelorette" surreal. she took two to bed and upset when the third went home to a girlfriend. really? >> i thought that was curious. >> jimmy: she was really upset but laying in bed with other guys. >> well, i thought she had a right to be doing that, but why was she upset about the fact that the third guy went home? >> jimmy: i have an idea. would you consider being "the bachelor" for abc? you could be the greatest bachelor of all time. not that you -- i like to see what goes

. >> 87 in the twin cit 86 i 88 in omaha. mostly upper 80s in the ast. 90s from new orleans to atlanta. 101 in dal phoenix 106. salt lake city 99. >>> they say everything is bigger in texas. and one restaurant has the burgers to prove it. >> kenny's burger joint in chlsco issued a gigan who could eat one of their gigantic 7,000-calorie burgers in less than an hou the burgers each weigh seven pounds. as you can see, several brave souls thought they were up for that enormous task. >> man. the winner here managed to devour everything except the bread within the one-hour time frame. there's no way in the world. >> i have covered stories like this. i did one when i was in denver. the reality behind these burgers, in addition to probably five pounds of meat, you're talking about one cup of mayo, a whole onion. i mean, it's impossible to eat one of these things. >> man. >> we'll be right back. >> the winner's recuperating nicely. >> look at that, looks like a snke. .. medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the gr

out the power overnight in parts of san francisco. 6800 homes and businesses near the castro and in twin peaks lost power just before midnight. pg&e says the power was back on for just about everybody about 2:00 this morning. >> 6:11. up next we will tell you about a new safety concern involving a mcdonald's happy meal toy. >> plus the bay area's largest city has an important job opening to fill after a big retirement announcement. >> reporter: i am scott mcfarlane in washington. huge changes at bp is not stopping one local congressional leader for making a big play at the oil company. details coming up. >>> welcome back to the morning news. bp ceo tony hayward is out and will be replaced by an american. today the oil company will seth aside $three billion for damages caused by the gulf oil disaster and that is apparently just the beginning to major changes for the oil company. scott mcfarlane joins us now from our washington, d.c. newsroom with the very latest from capitol hill. good morning, scott. >> reporter: good morning to you, bp's new ceo takes over october 1st but if that was su

twin peeks down the hill backed to the mission. see realized that we are relying too much on the city's storm water system. if you open up -- there is no reason to have the concrete and shoving the water in the storm water system if you open up the concrete the water drains naturally and you have gardens and get people not parking on the sidewalks. it's beautiful. all you have to leave is 48 inches for clearance for pedestrians and wheel chairs much the rest of the space was crying out for a touch of the neighborhood to make it theirs. >> is that it? >> thank you. liz lerma. sfgov. org there is a phone book where you type the last name and you can find their phone number it's called the street parks program much the sfpt. org has a link on their web page about street parks and what kinds of possible and what some of the resources are. it's quite a rebust set of possibilities. >> thanks very much. one last question? which school? monroe. uh-huh. >> no. yeah. it has to be a physical improvement we expect you to figure out to get some

twin peeks down the hill backed to the mission. see realized that we are relying too much on the city's storm water system. if you open up -- there is no reason to have the concrete and shoving the water in the storm water system i

graffiti removal, putting out flower baskets angetting extra security. >>> in the neighborhood near twins one family's plan to install a windmill is causing quite a stir. the family, who lives on the 400 block of tear a sit a boulevard are hopeing a 35 foot high three blade turbine will help power their two story home. neighbors though fear it's will set a negative precedent. the mayor's administration recently streamlined the permit process to wind turbines to promote wind energy. >> the highway patrol is asking angry drivers to cool off before they get behind the wheel after two incidents of road rage on highway 101 in sonoma county this past week. the chp says in one case a man pursued another driver for some reason then went after that driver with a baseball bat. in the second incident a driver is accused of using his car to try to knock off another car off the road, both those aping redrivers had clean driving records. >> hum -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- sal, hopefully everyone is behaving at this hour. >> you know, road rage cases usually don't happen in this time.

is it pulls sideways or in any other direction because it has twin propellers that could go 3670 degrees has much more punch, much more power and it's much more maneuverable. >> it's a fascinating to have this much power and usually the people around tugboats are interesting people, great guys, just a lot of fun. >> reporter: this captain put the tractor through some of the paces. tractor tug can do a wheelie, turning within its own length in either direction. brantner's father has been behind the wheel since he was 17. >> you could really damage a ship or dock or something. you have to know what you are doing. it takings years' of experience to get there. >> reporter: you wouldn't trade this for anything? >> never. i will always be out here on the tugboats. >>> when we come back on "a second look," paul mccartney talks about the beatle's decision 44 years ago to make san francisco their last life concert as we look at his performance at at&t park this month. . >>> if you noticed more people than using humming beatles songs in the last week it might be because of paul mccartney owes conc

that's in the park neighborhood near twin peeks. a number of nearby residents oppose the plan arguing the plan is not designed for the neighborhood. there's one private windmill in the area already. the city council will take a vote at the public hearing in the next few weeks. >>> what might be a boom to whale watchers might be a warning. boaters are warned to be aware of large whales swimming in the coast. >> this video was taken saturday from a science vet sell. the water was so thick with humpback whales the boat had to stop along with the research. >> they're certainly concentrated. in fact, a few days ago, one of the researchers from the conservation science saw 62 animals pretty much at the same time. >> reporter: mary jane with the association says it's natural for the humpbacks to feed off the islands this time of year. the whales have hit the jackpot with incredible amounts of create, a favorite amount the marine animals. >> it's a tiny shrimp crustation. >> reporter: while humpbacks are a delight to whale watchers and scie

his three-year-old twins are joining us. how are you doing emotionally, physically? are you okay?sically i'm okay. emotionally, it's been a tough ride for me. i was in haiti five and a half years. a lot of time away from my family. it was almost made permanent. now i'm back with my family. it's been great to be with my family. what happened there is, of course, still with me in my heart. >> i know that you were in miami with the twins, you had a conversation with your husband right before the earthquake struck. how long before you knew he was okay? >> you know, that was the time of uncertainty. it was probably about 38 hours that he was trapped and i got word maybe within 26 hours or something, that he was okay. he was trapped but they could hear him. >> when you look back now, does it feel like you had a miracle? is that how you feel about -- >> it's definitely a miracle for our family. it's -- we are so thankful, so grateful. but at the same time, i carry haiti with me in my heart. it's the place where my husband and i met. i work there, and visited there with my children. some

these are some of the first pictures inside the $350 million twin bore project. the work is tedious, dirty and dangerous. everyone who goes in here must complete a safety class and wear emergency equipment including a life-saving respirator. the tunnel is being dug by this huge multi-tooth excavator. it looks like a giant meat grinder. this engineer says that's exactly how it works to tear down the rock. >> you put a lot of pressure, this machine is very heavy, so that pressure against the rock and these little turn around and grinds the rock. >> reporter: the tunnel is then supported with steel bracing and shot-crete, a type of cement that's fired at the structure to hold it up. 1,000 feet into the tunnel you can see where construction is continuing on the rebar. this is the steel reinforcement that will eventually support the walls of the tunnel. engineers have bored in more than 3,000 feet guided by lasers and gps. this is the end of the tunnel wall. they are now within 300 feet of punching through and hope to achieve that in the next 90 days. >> that will be

two twin props. nice steel construction. >> look at that. just the sound of it, bob, is cool. >> reporter: the man who is behind the controls right now is steve hiller of the hiller aviation museum. he owns the aircraft. and he was telling me, you know, they built it so durable and it was probably -- it's a lot heavier than you would -- the planes you would be building today, but in spite of that it can take off and land in such a short amount of distance and you saw right now, it didn't even use the entire runway at the hayward executive airport. and as you see, you they are banking toward the south. they have to this go to albuquerque, to wichita, to oshkosh. they're not going directly east to the right. so, it gives you an idea of the range of the airplanes. they say it's only seven hours, and they are not going at jet airliner speed, so it ha those do a few hops to get to its final destination. a piece of history, probably 100 if not less of air worthy dc-3s still in existence, only two in the bay area. there she goes. >> off into the di

my uncle -- my father's twin is buried. i believe we can get this right under your leadership. >> the sfeks teement this might result in different levels of maintenance and management, et cetera. we have created through the position of single authority. the primary operations will be to oversee at arlington. we have in any of cemeteries rating systems. it is our intention to put out command directives in terms of what we he'd as they go forward. i can't tell you gg ga clearly the form. >> thank you. to be quick, appreciate the efforts certainly. your efforts in getting to the bottom of this and going forward in a positive way only show respect. it is appreciated. we know you care and are going to get it right. yield back. >> thank you. as we go about restructuring, what efforts are made to preach out in include them. there is a regular way to communicate and make sure concerns are being addressed. >> family members, as they have expressed concerns, we are reaching back to them. some are generic. some do relate to specific l

happened there is, of course, still with me in my heart. >> i know that you were in miami with the twinsersation with your husband right before the earthquake struck. how long before you knew he was okay? >> you know, that was the time of uncertainty. it was probably about 38 hours that he was trapped and i got word maybe within 26 hours or something, that he was okay. he was trapped but they could hear him. >> when you look back now, does it feel like you had a miracle? is that how you feel about -- >> it's definitely a miracle for our family. it's -- we are so thankful, so grateful. but at the same time, i carry haiti with me in my heart. it's the place where my husband and i met. i work there, and visited there with my children. some of our most precious memories were there. it's been a tough journey for us moving forward. we continue to support and pray and remember haiti. >> maria bellow is with me in new york. i know you feel like you had a miracle as well. the orphanage you support. people survived? >> that's right. so many people survived, and for us right now, it's all about rec

. >>> twins and white sox, chicago with runners on the corners. alex burnett with a pitch -- or not. he did everything right except let go of the ball. that's a balk in anybody's book. in came the tying run. when a.j. pierzynski finally got a pitch across the plate, he ripped a go-ahead double rbi. the white sox win it, 8-7. >>> and, finally, who says cycling's not a physical sport. mark renshaw became the first person to be kicked out of the tour de france for headbutting another rider. yep, he headbutted someone. renshaw tried to make a path for his teammate, mark cavendish, and took it a step too far. funny thing, it worked. cavendish won the stage, but renshaw's tour is over. talk about a bonehead move. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, which proven box office star isn't expected to do well this weekend? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, they're some of the greatest baseball players we've never seen getting some much deserved recognition. y

this cartoon humorously depicts the friendship of mofu and the twin girls. the creator lives in osaka, winner japan. she uses flash software, which allows her to create the series at home. making the characters move is easy. all she has to do is draw a line. the character then moves along the path of the line. for gestures, she sets the start and end point and the speed. she even does the voices herself. she used to work as a children's clothing designer. a year and a half ago, she started making a living with her animation and left the company. >> translator: i didn't expect this to happen. it started out early as a hobby. >> reporter: they showcase flash animation like oshima's. sales have increased to more than $3 million a year. the firm seeks out promising animators. so far, it helped nearly 100 people make their professional debuts. >> translator: people who watch anime are creating them. we're trying to help as many amateurs as possible become professional. >> reporter: the web firm is now looking to expand. a major publishing firm was also impressed

they connected the dots we decide we would create twinning relationships almost neighborhood sister neighborhood as opposed to sister city relationship with broodmoore and see if we could help. we do all the relationships with citied around the world but we don't help our neighbors down the road. it's really been a remarkable experience for guys like ed lee our cao, for daniel and others who have gone to broodmoore and felt the remarkable connection. and have felt a great sense of responsibility to help out. in the spirit of that, we ask latoya cantrell to come here and talk about her struggle, her challenges and her resolve. because i think what she represents is the best of what so many of you represent. and for the grace of god every one of us could be put in the same position as latoya but how many would have the courage to become latoya? and actually step up and not give up. and so that's why we thought we couldn't get a better speaker today for a neighborhood empowerment necessary work initiative than someone who is empowered her neighborhood and networked her community across now this cou

>> that from the afghan capital. 20 people have been killed at least, and more than 100 wounded in twin suicide bombings in southeast iran. one group is reporting responsibility by a sunni moslem group. a facebook page dedicated to a british killer has been removed by the woman who created it, but not before 36,000 people signed up for the site. britain's prime minister is among those who criticize the tributes and the flowers laid in his memory. two men have been questioned in connection with helping him evade capture for a week. suspicion of accepting bribes in taiwan. it is alleged that this was to reverse a 19-year jail term. it is the first investigation of its kind in the history of taiwan's's the high court. trying to fend off allegations is complacent about child abuse, the vatican is launching a new initiative against peter filed priests. -- pedophile priests. they will no longer describe women priests as "a grave crime ." >> the new vatican rules will speed up procedures defrocking priests found guilty of sexually abusing children and will extend the statute of limitations for

twin suicide bombings in northwest pakistan killed at least 62 people. more than 110 others were wounded. oil spill workers in the gulf of mexico prepared to install a new tighter containment cap over the weekend. officials said it could stop any leaking entirely. the newshour's always on-line, of course. hari sreenivasan in our news room previews what's there. >> reporter: there is more from mark shields and david brooks on the rundown. ahead of the world cup final between the netherlands and spain on sunday we look at the matches by the numbers. and on newshour extra watch video reports are filed by south african institutes. on artbeat jeffrey brown talks to amir bar-lev of a new documentary about pat tillman the nfl player whot whops death in afghanistan gi prendly fire led his family to look for further investigation. >> you can check out our live video feed on b.p.'s well in the gulf. >> lehrer: and again too our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the iraq and afghanistan conflicts. we add them as their deaths are made official and p

twin peek. diamond heights, glen park and the san jose gererro area. because it's such a large area we can only scratch the surface in our half-hour program. we will will introduce you to the beautiful attractions, vexing issues and unique plans for the future that make district 8 a special place to live, work and visit. >> i view district 8 as being a little like maybury in the castro it's gaybury. our neighborhoodses are tightly woven. there is a lot of connection of people and awareness of what's going on in the world and the state and locally. >> there are so many things about it. its beautiful. got great views. of the 3 places i have lived 2 had spectacular vistas of san francisco which we appreciate. >> initially when i came here it felt very warm and friendly and welcoming to all kinds of people. >> close to transportation. >> not just the castro. the most of the district is not the castro. >> the neighborhood goes up to the hill the. fancy houses in the hills down to delores park and the mission. >> noe valley is where the kids and families are

the right place is on the beach between twin peek and it is incident. unless the incident was at the beach. here's the i incident you want to be here. up wind, uphill . anybody ever put a fire out before by yourself. small fire. >> that's the good kind you want to stop it when it's small. george and i and the fire department will take care of the big fires but think if everybody in the room had a fire extinguishers how many fires you could put out. this is a big fire we will get these. it's hard for us to get around in a disaster from the streetcars and trolley buses stop, no electricity. we have the above groundwater system. it was invented years ago by our fire chiefs this is what saved the marina the boat pumping the water out put the fires out in the marina. you want to stop, look, listen and think. you size up the situation this is what we do in the fire department. you look at it. is it a little fire. a candle burning. do i get the fire extinguisher. is it a big fire can i put it out. >> it would cover the area the size of a table. anything bigger