and here, these are cranes for unloading containers from vessels.nd, you know, we don't see many vessels there unloading. >> not container vessels. >> and the short reason that we don't see container vessels is? >> oakland has the gig. >> why doesn't san francisco do container? and here is what i think and you can tell me if i'm right or wrong. most containers are double stacked on railway cars and we have a tunnel that limits the height of trains coming into san francisco and therefore they cannot double stack the containers, and therefore it's not profitable or reasonable to ship containers in and out of san francisco. is that -- >> actually -- i mean, that's partly true, but the bigger issue is geography. and san francisco being at the end of the peninsula, if you go -- if you're a container ship, you can go to oakland and get it on a rail that immediately can go east to wherever its market street are, or south. if you're in san francisco, you have to either truck all of your boxes, or you can put it on rail, but it has to go down the peninsula,

unloading some of the emotions. >> reporter: she plans to donate some of the money to charity.ing some of her bad memories will turn into good karma for someone else. for "nightline," i'm andrea canning in los angeles. >> fascinating. one question remains, if you break up, should you give the expensive stuff back? let us know what you think. just ahead, the president is in iowa. home base these days for a gaggle of republican politicians who would very much like his job. vegas! now?! [ female announcer ] two hours to vegas. two hours to whiten. ♪ crest whitestrips two hour express. in just two hours you can have a noticeably whiter smile that lasts for months. ♪ hi. hi. where you guys headed? i think we're here. [ female announcer ] whitening without the wait. 3d white two hour express whitestrips...from crest. life opens up when you do. and try 3d white toothpaste and rinse. confnfence. available in color. depend for women is now peach. looks and fits like e derwear. same great protection. depend. good morning. great day. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instructor. if

we come twice a day to unload all the trucks. i need you to go on up there and he will assist you to unloading the mattress and the futons. >> okay. okay. >> sometimes you see it popping out. you have to be very careful. pushing in and down. pull it out. >> you have been here once earlier? >> did you have as much stuff? >> more. >> oh , my god. >> did you survive your day in dpw? >> i did i learned quite a bit. the packing truck. shovelling stuff. the steamer i thought i was a candidate for an industrial accident. >> we have 340 employees. most of the people out there do it every day. >> i'm ready to turn in my vest. >> did a good job today. >> would you pass him on probation. >> yes. see you tomorrow at 6

we come twice a day to unload all the trucks. i need you to go on up there and he will assist you to unloading the mattress and the futons. >> okay. okay. >> sometimes you see it popping out. you have to be

a broken and unloaded b.b. gun. he did this -- >> just like that. >> reporter: it was this sound of the slide drawing back that sent the gunman and the two other suspects running. jesus is just thankful he was trying to fix the b.b. gun right before the attack. >> if it wasn't in, there the guy would probably shoot us. >> reporter: no one was hurt. the men got away with nothing. all thanks to a brave 15-year-old. police are still looking for the three suspects. and while police admit that this boy was very brave, they caution that they don't recommend that anyone confront someone who is armed. this story could have ended much differently. reporting live in mountainview, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> at a time when so many cities are cutting back on fire protection, today's graduates from san francisco's fire training academy feel not just pride but gratitude. >> congratulations to the 113th recruit class. welcome to the san francisco fire department! [ applause ] >> the 35 recruits worked hard

we're talking about for many many months and years these pension accounts are where bankers go to unload toxic securities that's been the story for many many years member robert citroen who is running i misspelled in orange county california when he bought four hundred billion dollars of toxic securities and blew up that county because of pension fund managers and calgary's i know from personal experience that people who run calcareous are literally almost on the verge of being brain damaged that they're so incapable and incompetent in what they do they would buy anything these pension fund manager calipers is one of the worst i mean they're there they're like a little you know just a little puppy max they're my next headline so let's move on to show you just how bad cal pers were in particular this is a flashback to june first two thousand and seven banks sell toxic waste c.d.o. to cowper's texas teachers' funds and remember the importance of this story is barack obama has now and the new york fed have forced eric schneiderman off this foreclosure settlement case because they don't want

a 15-year-old mountain view boy was able to fend off armed attackers with an unloaded bb gun.nly see on nbc bay area news. marion fabro has more on this brave teenager. >> we heard a loud boom. three black males were assaulting my father. trying to take his money. >> reporter: 15-year-old victor is still shaken after a gunman and two other men attacked and tried to rob his father on the doorstep of their mountain view apartment. >> took out a gun at us and pointed at me and my friend. >> reporter: with a gun pointed at his head, victor had one thought. >> i'm dead. >> reporter: fortunately, his quick-thinking friend, jesus romero, had his back. he grabbed this. a broken unloaded bb gun and did this. >> just like that. >> reporter: that single sound was enough to scare the suspects. >> they all just left running. they just ran away. >> reporter: police are still trying to track them down. victor says his brave friend saved his family. >> i thank my friend already for doing that. or else if they would have stayed here longer they would have harmed us. >> reporter:victor shares a

commissioner moore: do they unload with the motor is running for the motors off? >> i believe with the motors of f. obviously, that is an annoyance, as well. we have tried to do that in such a way that they have agreed to minimize the amount of time they are backing up. but i believe they do turn the engines of. i will clarify, but i believe that is true. sense we will be in -- since we will be in right after this meeting, i want to give you a heads up that in the packet you will have a memo from housing on housing information, updating the commission where we are, meeting the various categories of housing, the various affordable categories, as well as market rates. you will see that in this packet. bottom line is we are doing a little better on meeting the low in come -- low income goals. president olague: low to middle income? >> that is right. it is low and middle. there are four categories of low market rate. two categories are doing better than others. we are slightly ahead of the market rate, but i was surprised it is not more than 113% above bowl. finally,

it ends in a way, cody ross unloads, tenth homer ties it at one.he nine, man at first crushed by prado, have no fear! wow is right. they delayed the nblg. prado gets another shot in the 11th. base hit. scores brooks conrad. game over. drive home safely. 2-1 braves. -- they fall three back in the west. they are going through a meat grind where injuries. carlos beltran placed on disabled list because of a bad wrist. sergio romo, inflamed elbow. nate may have broken his right foot last night. he didn't play in tonight's game and then there is jeff keplinger having an mri after the collision and aaron rowen is ailing with a sprain in the ribs. he was able to pinch hit tonight alleged insult the d'backs refused to lose. in philly they scored two runs on roy halliday. here is the game winner right here. leading after eight innings, safe and arizona wins their seventh straight game. how about the a's? and orioles. oakland, coco crisp and hideki matsui on trade rumors. this makes it -- 4-1 game. you want to trade me brother? and 6-3 a's. hideki matsui you

at this time monday morning you can see a lot of passengers people pulling up to the curb unloading their bags and the first rule has to do with luggage. if your luggage does not show up on the carousel starting tomorrow they must refund you those baggage fees. and they will have to compensate you more double the price of your ticket previously the limit for compensation was hundred dollars. some of the airlines are pushing back, a trade group of 230 airlines say it will lead to extra costs for them and for passengers but some of the passengers we spoke to this morning think the new rules are fair. >> especially if -- especially if your bags are lost even if they deliver it to you later at least you have been compensated for it. >> a lot of people depend on their bags and because of the laws they have put in place you depend on that bag to be there when you get out. >> you are supposed to pay a fine per passenger to the u.s. dent of transportation and that rule has been in place since april but starting tomorrow that tarmac delay rule will apply to international flights and for airlines b

very amazing. >> reporter: the food unloaded will help the food bank feed 200,000 san franciscans who struggle to feed themselves and their family. you can help joe montana feed the hungry. every time somebody hits like on the kraft page, kraft will make a donation to fight hunger in america. >>> and a mental patient faces a judge. the sentence was to serve his time in prison instead of a psychiatric ward. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> manhattan's district attorney tries to calm fears as a magnitude 5.8 earthquake rattles the east coast. the shaking was felt as far away as new york, philadelphia and vi

they unloaded to red sox tonight. tim wakefields with the knuckleballer to bump.ng for his 200th career win, didn't get it. >> scott sizemore sizes this up. one of his two blasts for the evening. josh willingham got into the act. >> he golfed 2 home runs. >> a's win it 15-5. a's scores runs tallying big time on the road trip. the nfl the raiders broke training camp and look who arrived terrell pryor, after signing his contract. rusty at times but it was his first nfl practice and he jumped it. in on 17 snaps. 17! >> the problem is that i'm 17, 18 days, practices behind, i'm catching upright now. some of the stuff is getting there, and i'm starting to get familiar with the stuff, within one day, give me a couple days and i should be feel more comfortable. >> big nfl weekend tomorrow, the 49ers will host the houston texans, on sunday the raiders will host the saints. >>> grand prix racing at infineon on sunday. look at danica patrick's car, this will be the last open wheel race here for her as she's making the switch from indy to nascar. going to run a full nascar-

unloading on this jordan zimmerman offering. first home run of the year gives arizona a 2-0 lead.till that same score in the eighth inning. >>> how about as vis's visiting yankees. there it is. a huge home run. taking this pitch way out of here. that's top deck status and a's have a 1-0 lead. bottom of the fifth, a's up 2-0. brandon mccarthy freezing for the strikeout there. 6-4, a's late in the contest. >> this week's preseason game against the texans will be a typical third preseason game where the starters play. >> reporter: maybe a typical third preseason game but atypical situation for 49ers in that many starters are yet to be determined. even the most proven veterans from recent pro bowlers to last year's starters are unsure where they fit in on the depth chart. >> you know, it's coming along pretty good, well, you know, i feel a lot more confident in the line than i did maybe a week and a half ago. any time it's good to get out there and get more experience and get comfortable on offense to me is key. >> for me those are things i can't control, you know, how they feel about

. >> reporter: one final note, the last shipment of parts is being unloaded as we speak. all of this to be together by the fall of 2013. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> cisco is buying a san francisco software start up company. it's aquering them for an undisclosed sum. >>> zinga is pushing back its plans for a public offering to october or november. the company is the leading publisher of games on facebook. it filed in july for an ipo worth up to $1 billion. >>> storm clouds parted today on wall street. stocks sored. investors were encouraged by a boost in consumer spending. the dow jones industrial average rose 254.71 points to close at 11,539.25. the nasdaq composite index rose 82.26 to 2,562.11. >>> latin american governments in san francisco want female workers to know about their rights. five consulates are teaming up with american governmentsal agencies and unions to educate immigrant workers on issues. they kicked off the labor rights week that mexico consulate in san francisco today. >> we have to make sure women are protected. >> an official

>> i think some of the people that were panicked about stocks saw this as an opportunity to maybe unload some positions or lighten them up. but this is a momentum driven market. >> the move by the feds keeps inflation at bay. letting investors make long term plan autos the craziness won't help california money trouble. new numbers suggest we can be facing another crunch by the end of the year. and we have the report from sacramento oo. just one month into the fiscal year, and tax receipts missed a mark by more than 10%. california collected $539 million less than projected for july. income tax up, sales and taxes were down. and the sales tax rate dropped july 1. >> we wanted to be on the upside above estimates. let's keep a careful watch on the economy. >>oer numbers are worry smchl the governor signed in june relies on a $4 billion wind fall f that doesn't materialize, cuts are triggered in january. and less than $2 billion in revenue means schools will be in session seven fewer days. dropping school year from 180 days just three years ago to 168 days. kids from other industry streel co

frequency of use and specific time frames together with specific requirements which is loading, unloading, all complete infrastructure, which at this moment does not exist in some of those locations. i was very much struck by the uniform expression of the consensus that there is a complete absence of impact analysis on existing public recreation, and i completely agree with that. the only acknowledgment of impact is actually the wear and tear on the facility. i found that somewhat amusing. particularly as we listen to very detailed testimony from the dolphin and south end rowing club. in the middle of the south end rowing club and the dolphin club there is also a public pier, referred to as a municipal pier. for many that is a food resource. they have the right to fish and get their lunch or dinner there at any time of the day or any time of the year. nogs that there is a maritime museum and nobody from the maritime museum spoke today. it goes on to speak about public recreation the marina green and others, alcatraz, fort baker and the waterfront. what is not analyzed is the impact on oth

unloads. a three-run bomb to the second deck. jibeds up 3-1. stan didn't make it out of the second. moto not much better. martinez, two-rung single. giants tie it up on a fontenot sac fly in the fourth. looked leak they had the game-winner but martinez guns down nate sheer -- sheer holesser at the plate. then panda steps up. with the diamondbacks loss they come home for their longest home stand of the year a game and a half houston in the national league west. >> a's hoping chewbacca will lead them to a win. perez was perfect through five, but weeks loaded the bases in the sixth. perez works out of it. coco crisp, hits into the 6-4-3 double play to end the inning. and on the other side, guillermo pitched eight terrific innings. bautista, his major-league leading 36 home runs. a's hit the road and face the yankees on tuesday. >> the stanford football team is looking forward to their season opener in two weeks as they host san jose state. the cardinal, who are ranked sixth and seventh in preseason polls are led by andrew luck. the quarterback was the runner up last year but all about

. >> there were train tracks that unloaded in front of us development site. -- in front of this development site. >> these three houses, can you see them? they are still there. people were optimistic. they would buy three lots and say, we will build three two- story houses here and eventually it will fill in. it did, but it was three decades. this is sunset boulevard being put in. there were putting in this big boulevard. it is pointing out a goalie in the middle of the sand. -- a gully in the middle of the sand. >> woody was just given this time. >> i have been wanting one of these for years. i know they were at 5300. >> the building is still there. >> they were not the most enlightened company. they were strict about not showing homes to minorities. they got in trouble for that. willie brown actually made his name by going and trying to see one of the homes. it was a very political thing. he would walk up with a whole bunch of people in the person showing the home would sneak away. >> even in the teens, there were a lot of neighborhoods that had restrictions against certain groups of peop

joe montana arrived about an hour and a half ago and he helped deliver and unload 5,000 pounds of kraft food in a program that's designed to helping feed america. >> got a little tour. i was shocked. they do 45 million pounds of food a year and half of that is fresh. amazing. pretty amazing. so fun to be apart of it. >> reporter: you can join montana in the huddle by clicking "like" on the kraft hunger page. for every "like" kraft will deliver one free meal to america. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the man accused of strangling a napa state hospital worker now knows his punishment. 38-year-old jess massey pleaded no contest for the murder of 54- year-old donna gross of concord last october. this morning he was sentenced to 25 years to life. in exchange for his plea, robbery and kidnapping charges were dropped. gross's brother says the family is pleased with the sentence. >> pleased with the sentence. 25 years to life, no possibility of parole after 25 years. he's a thug. he's not gonna survive in prison. >> since the murder, the hospital says it has

but the chief and event organizers argue the weapons were unload and seeing them helps the community better understand the mission and work of law enforcement. >>> at least two zil liberties group are backing away from threat to sue bart over the decision to shut down cell phone service to prevent a protest. the aclu members met with the bart chief of police yesterday as hundreds of protesters descend on several san francisco bart station, shutting them down. the demonstrators were angry that bart shut down the cell phone service at the civic center station to help prevent a planned protest last week. yesterday they managed to shut down four stations for several hours. police say it inconvenienced riders it was peaceful and no arrest was made. it's looking into the decision to shut off cell phone service. >>> workers in san leandro will rebegin replacing stolen copper wire today so the city can turn some of the street lights back on. they stole 10,000 feet of underground wire more than a week ago. it carried power to street lights on macarthur boulevard. the city's public work direct

as the trucks are quickly unloaded, an assembly line forms. 14,000 pounds of food given away 900 people.reeours to nearly many of f em, the long-term poor. but now a new group of people using their services. people who were doing well before. >> former construction workers. former real estate people. >> reporter: people who had jobs? >> oh, yeah. people supported those industries. >> reporter: it's people like don orange who, back on that june day, when they were almost out of food, swallowed his pride and went to his first food pantry. what was that feeling like? >> like a lower class that i didn't -- wasn't able to keep up to standards of everybody else. especially living in thi neighborhood. >> reporter: how do you explain to your kids why you're going to a food pantry? >> well, i explain to them right now that daddy's out of work and it's tough. when they ask for stuff that they want, tell them that dad doesn't have any money right now. when dad gets back to work and is able to get money, i'll buy it. >> reporter: this week, right now is especially bad for don. his electricity could be

. >> and union pacific says the fire began as crews started to unload shipments yesterday in a distribution lot. the cause of the fire is still under investigation but it appears accidental. one employee was hospitalized and treat forward burns. authorities tomorrow thop get the situation under control within 24-48 hours. and this if this weren't done, the situation could remain volatile for three week autos thank you very much. and water is flowing in pescadero. a new pump began running this morning. waits install afd a pump failed on monday, forcing businesses to close and residents to turn to backyard wells and bottled water, greg with the advisory council says the naump failed had been failing for a week. >> the warning system was disconnected or disabled about 0 years ago from what i understand. it was giving false warnings. rather than, they should have fixed it. whoever they are, they should have fixed it but they didn't. >> residents being told they should still boil water for the next 24 hours until officials determine it's safe enough. >> bart board of directors heard from the pub

there is an urgency about unloading. already though, there are a growing number of these water points, helping reduce the risk of disease. >> they have to stay up for many hours to get water. >> and so, the refugees keep coming at the rate of 1500 a day. now it seems that what ever aid is getting into somalia at itself, is having little impact of the flow of people into kenya. the british government is among those donating rations year, including special products to combat malnutrition among the children. and the donkey cart that brought them to their place of refuge then takes this aid on the final leg of its journey. bbc news, kenya. >> well, just days after an earthquake hits virginia, inhabitants of that the east coast of the u.s. are bracing for hurricane irene. it has already battered the bahamas destroying homes and downing power lines. the storm is expected to hits new york and boston and residents of north carolina have been told to evacuate. >> introducing irene. 150 miles an hour of menace in to the bahamas. a