like so many, he labored under extremely difficult conditions, unsung, but absolutely critical to our winning the war. it is my pleasure to host this and to have this forum here on pennsylvania avenue on

heros ferl -- of some of our unsung wars like in pakistan and yemen, right?e drone pilots going to be taking over domestic flights as well? i'm in the sure if i want to hear someone this is your captain speaking bleep, blorp. do i have that to fear? >> most commercial jets can fly on their own right now. >> stephen: they can? >> planes take off every day with a pilot never touching the stick in today's world. >> stephen: i am going to buy some train tickets. [laughter] there could be semi auto ton muss planes out there? >> they will are. the pilot is sitting there watching and the making sure everything goes okay. this happens more in europe than it does in the united states. we actually have a cultural issue. we're not as open to it as potentially people in other countries. >> stephen: we've been warned by document ricks like 2001-a space odd i did that the robots will rise up against us. how do i know this robot is r2d2 and in the the how 9000. because it has american flags on it. >> stephen: you are speaking my language. if you'd like to go, go ahead. say

lot of other people who come here and work and put in various parts of the garden, especially the unsung heroes of the volunteers in the neighborhood. working together and staying focused, this neighborhood has reached out and made partnerships with the city. we have worked together. we get more done that way. it is a real synergy. these gardens to them exist five years ago. they were all neglected, blighted, like a cross the street where you still see areas that can be in crude -- improved. we just need a vision. the public gardens connect us to natural beauty. they give us a sense of community pride. they provide habitats for bees, butterflies, and birds. they represent what is best in us as a community. the bench represents a window on the past. it was once a curb in downtown san francisco. we've simply connected it to the future. another purpose for the garden is that it provides a place for people just sit and reflect and pause on their journey. it provides a kind of common duty that we all share. it allows us to stop and reflect on the shining city beyond which continues to reinven

all our staff who does the hon unsung hero work of making sure that we're on track, focused and ready to hit the ground running so that we can deliberate with substance. and of course the mayor's staff and the city attorney, and of course the legion of stakeholders who are required to bird dog all the said make sure that it is the kind of desired outcome we would like. with pleasure, i would vote for this budget. >> supervisor chi>> supervisor many nightmares. where i bought two cars and could not return it. and had to do with the budget. -- it had to do with the budget. we did think a number of people but i want to reiterate that, the mayor's office and the budget office, harvey rose, the comptroller, and they did a terrific job. to the many community organizations and members who participated, department heads and their finance staff. of course to my colleagues, each one of the supervisors, supervisor campos, farrell, cohen, a supervisor wiener, supervisor chu, and my colleagues on the committee. we need to thank our neighbor partners. they had played a tremendous role in making sur

. >> the volunteers to meet are the unsung heroes in this field that take the animals to hope and nurse them to get strong enough to come down and rehome. without volunteers, i would have to be honest to say this wouldn't be much more than a pound. we thank god that we have the number of committed people coming down and helping us out, it makes all the difference in the world. >> when you want to come in and volunteer, you go through a general orientation, about two hours. there is a lot of flexibility. and the various programs available, are baseline dog walking. you can work with the cats. you can work with tony's kitty rescue, with the small animals and guinea pigs and birds and chickens. >> you always have an appreciative audience. >> do you feel that what you have learned here helped you with your own dogs? >> the training they don't have? yes. and it's things that you learn, we usually outlive our dogs and every time you get a new one, you have skills to teach them. >> one of the programs is training program and it's staffed by a member of the community and one of the programs she

. >> the idea of unsung hero to the unsung hero came from the nurse in the photo.she died four months later but they are vision lives on with a national spirit of 45 days. it will be on the road in the bay area state. they are leaving for the veterans home and then for peer 45 in san francisco and eventually ending up in san jose on august 14th for the spirit of 45-day. the spirit will be in history park. abc7 news. >>> five new penguin chicks will take part in the annual par of the penguins at the san francisco zoo this morning. this video showed the last year's march. it's when the youngest ever mature enough to swim to penguin island and rejoin their group. this year four males and four females will join the colony. last year they hand-fed them and taught them how to fish and swim. now they are ready to join the others, making penguin island home to 49 of them. the largest group in america. 49 of them so you can call them the 49ers if you like. >>> coming up next, the debt crisis stalemate. what happens if congress can't reach a deal this weekend and where some

and to the andwhadvocates who ae unsung, steadfast in their commitment, oil in their love for san franciscof,, to the causes that will motivate them to be here with us when they really should not have to. so, once again, san francisco shows how we get it done no matter what hour of the night. i want to say, well done. i'm sure there will be clean up will have to do. but the fact is, it is nice to keep that perhaps this might be a harbinger of better things to come for the city, and perhaps this nation, and perhaps this state. the status also now just signed its budget -- this state has now signed its budget appear this is the first time the state has done it before we have in a few years. that iconcord also indicates perhaps there might be a convergence of better things to come. so, madam chair, well-done. >> thank you, supervisor chiu. >> thank you, colleagues. i agree with supervisor mirkarimi's analogies, but i won't repeat them. i want to thank our chairman. carmen, you did a great job this year. q and your staff ran a smooth process. i think we all really appreciate that. i also want t

lot of other people who come here and work and put in various parts of the garden, especially the unsung heroes of the volunteers in the neighborhood. working together and staying focused, this neighborhood has reached out and made partnerships with the city. we have worked together. we get more done that way. it is a real synergy. these gardens to them exist five years ago. they were all neglected, blighted, like a cross the street where you still see areas that can be in crude --

recently, we visited the kennedy space center to talk to some of the unsung heroes of the program-- suchin the elevator shop who have a lot of pride in their very own claim to fame. >> we deliver the astronauts first 19195 feet into... 195 feet into space. >> reporter: 195 feet, that's you? >> that's right. >> reporter: it's brian jones who gets the astronauts off the ground. he operate what is may be the world's most famous elevator, delivering the crew to the shuttle hatch 20 stories up. what happens after the last shuttle goes? >> we've all received layoff notices for july 22 and so we're all currently looking for jobs. >> pelley: jeff cunningham, charles flake and jose chang also work in the elevator shop for united space alliance, the private company that manages the shuttle program for nasa. >> it has been fun. the sad part is not lose mig job but the saddest part is leaving the space program. >> pelley: tell me why this wasn't just an elevator repair man job for you. >> it's an awesome experience working that close to something that takes seven people into space and a payload alon

the last unsung hero of a great friend of writers. look. a hero. with the conclusion, i did not write a book without everybody else's help and let's all work together and when we do that, everybody benefits and most of all those in the history we believe is so important. thank you. >> nice place to rapid up where you could ask them to come up to the microphone to the point* where everybody has a chance. >> dividend valley herb said wyatt earp was robbing stage is instead of keeping law and order? and who killed john a. lingo? [laughter] >> who planted this will meant? [laughter] >> to answer the first one, there is a question if valley said many things that frank waters reported that she said. i think there were some tensions certainly and did he probably exaggerate? i think that is a fact. because i frankly don't trust what watchers wrote come i cannot rely on that. who killed the jon lingo? somebody. maybe yibin john lingo himself little mystery in history is okay. >> on the subject of josephine i was intrigued by referring to wider bad as her hu