has been a break for most whites however doctors are saying that during this time of fires people's unused systems went down very low and that we should expect significant increase in cases of flu and cold and other infections during the autumn during

urban farming is a non-profit organization that plants food of unused land m space and gives it to peoplen need. we started in detroit, michigan, with three gardens. we have 800 across the country now. we are excited to be breaking ground behind us here in san francisco. we are very excited to be partnered with triscuit this year to be planting 50 home farms in 20 cities across the united states. we are encouraging people to get back to the simple goodness of growing your own food at home. in addition to these community- based farms. by started to find out about victory gardens in 2005. in world war ii, 20 million americans grew almost half of our nation's supply. that was before the internet. before all the cameras here. before all the different ways that we can stay connected. they grew 40%, and we are excited at home with this home farming movement. if people start to plant at home, we can recreate that and make it sustainable. we are very excited by that. i would really like to call up astrid to the podium. she is going to have a few things to say about this project. i would like to t

sometimes someone we didn't know would put something under the mattress, making the cot unusable forseveral days. someone would come by and take the hardware away in a shopping bag and that would be it for a week or so. there was often a black photographer who would come to the shop with an empty shopping bag. when he left, he with leave in a zigzag and eventually get on a bus going south. >> i wanted to read a poem that was sent by the poet that i invited to the recent san francisco international poetry festival from iraq i've been in touch with for more than a year and a half. after the united states would not give him his visa, i asked him -- i told him about mutanabbi street and he wrote a poem and he wrote it in english, though he writes in, of course, in arabic. but this one he wrote in english. so i'll read it. one figure in the poem you should know, humbaba, which is an ogre, a monster of immemorial age. that was a special big garden, a forest, where all types of trees and flowers grew. the trees bending down gently flinging branches. our orchard grew like a crown on the sun'

it is called spiking, using unused vacation and adding sick days and car allowances, public employees can inflate their salary and that's what their pension is based on. it is a practice assembly woman marlene wants to see stopped. she is sponsoring a bill that will close loopholes in the state's retirement laws. >> my bill will empower retirement systems to audit a person's salary and determine whether they are eligible for the amount they are claiming. this bill will directly affect folks like the fire department... >> reporter: but chief price says the elected board that overseas the fire district has already made changes. >> they eliminated everything they could from a spiking standpoint. >> reporter: a third-party awe disall retirement -- awe disall retirement contracts so what about those former perks. >> they gave them to me and took them all away and reduced my salary by 38,000 dollars after they took them all away. >> reporter: something else happy about. >> i don't want to be the poster child for abuse, i want to be part of the solution. >> reporter: it will affect current r

the tenderloin certainly has plenty of unused and obis the plenty of problems.ing the level of reporting? police have come up after the fact, and you have not done anything about it, is that the case? >> even if it is across districts, i believe the districts that are heavy with entertainment, it we have a level of detail, and there are requests for us to use tools in our toolbox. i would be surprised and big to differ with anything that is said. we have asked repeatedly to do something. i do not believe that is the case. it has not been for some time. as time and tools allow, -- commissioner meko: i think you are developing a great model. >> just come before the go on, with officer mathias, is it a sit down with sutra and the other, or do you want to sit down with them? >> commissioner meko, i will bring up another thing that we just did this last week. explaining what my actual responsibility czar, we have brought all of our permit officers together. will we also did, i think, moving in this new direction is the others attended this meeting, and i wanted them

they are sa saving about -- they are saving about $500,000 if they had to dismantle or recycle these unused cranes. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, thank you. >>> a suspected drunk driver is in a bay area jail this morning while had following what witnesses -- following what witnesses describe was quite a spree. cainan sheer moments was involved in five accidents yesterday morning along danville and railroad in danville. the spree ended at montare drive. police say cainan schierholtz hit a bicyclist, a pedestrian, a truck, a light pole and an suv. he's the brother of nate schierholtz, of the san francisco giants. witnesses followed the suspect and detained him until police arrived. the bicyclist is hospitalized with cuts and bruises. cane nan schierholtz is -- cainan schierholtz is being held on bail. >>> the media was invited for a tour of the temporary facility this morning that will serve bay area transit facilities until the new facility opens in 2017. this will be the facility for about seven years, with plenty of imprompts over the current facility. >> obviously, it's

the water has rendered most of the thousands of shelters here unusable at a time when they are desperately needed. the flood caused widespread devastation in the valley korean houses have been ripped apart from their foundations. -- in the valley. houses have been ripped apart from their foundations. some have been linked to islamic extremist groups. they are setting up relief camps across the region, giving basic aid to the needy. >> so far, we have given a tour around 5000 families in the region, things like food, tents, and everything they need to survive from day to day -- we have given aid to around 5000 families. >> volunteers have been disturbing vouchers for relief supplies. people here are grateful to receive any help at all. >> they have always helped us in times of need. we have not seen any help from the government. that is why we put our trust in that group. >> islam organizations are winning sympathy among the flood victims as tens of thousands wait for government aid to arrive. >> so in light of this situation, what are the greatest dangers facing the flood victims at this t

by selling back several years of unused vacation and adding car allowances, bonuses or sick days public employees can inflate their last year's salary and that's what their pension is based on. >> it's a practice assembly woman wants to see stopped. the current retirement system is not sustainable. she's sponsoring a bill to close the loopholes. >> my bill will empower retirement systems be able to audit a person's salary, history and be able to determine if they are elegible for the amount that they are claiming. >> this bill will affect folks like the san ramon fire department. >> chief price says the elected board has made changes. >> they did eliminate everything they could from a spiking standpoint. >> reporter: price says it's transparent now. a third party audits the retirement contract. what about the former perks? >> they hired me and gave them all to me and took them away. if you read that. they are deuced my salary by $30,000 after they hired me. i don't want to be the poster child for retirement abuse or need for reform or anything like that. i want to be part of solution. >

the two place refrigerator white dish unused. valley one thousand five hundred roubles while taking an inventory beginning his subordinates continue putting psychological pressure on the debtor the t.v. set cost seven thousand rubles but they appraise it it only seven hundred seven unders too little to make it at least seven hundred fifty i'm sorry i can't help it i want to need t.v. this will be my third. include the goldfish. just for lunch. another t.v. . works ok make it five hundred roubles. a little off and doing my job. i guess humor is my way of protecting myself against the stress. if you take everything you see to heart. all of considered games bailiff's or female each of them has experienced what they call a professional transformation they've learned to show no pity whatsoever to the debtor but these outwardly tough and sarcastic women have human feelings like anybody else . unfortunately i'm not wearing a tie right now. as. they often come to my office sit down next to me and start crying before you know it my time.

but she says with 1987 in place, rizzo would have added cashouts from unused vacation amounting to $323,880. that would have pushed his final compensation up to to over a million dollars. calculating that amount gives him an extra $230,000 a year. >> it's calling it an antispiking bill. part of it closes a few loopholes. but then she is adding loopholes. it's not a good bill. >> reporter: ma insists ab-1987 addresses abuses by the state's top earners like rizzo but fritz is worried it will create opportunities for other staffers to pump up final pay. contra costa county supervisor john joya agrees. >> it doesn't solve the problem that it's claiming to solve. >> reporter: joya sits on the county's pension board. he says ma's legislation ties allstate agencies to a judge's ruling originally meant for only a few. >> this bill would lock all of us into a court decision and a settlement of that court decision from many years ago that would result in employees being able to use unused vacation in their final year to increase their pensions and then that can change only if the employer and the uni

expensive and innovative and they are uh-huhs all over the city where people have alleys that are unused space in san francisco that attract crime. they want a creative stewardship in a city that will not be building more parks. perhaps overwhelming you kind of see, i hope or hear from his presentation that there really was an a huh that happened in the neighborhood. this idea that supporting ideas came from unsuspected places that's what we see in this grant program. these activate communities. a lot of people are grateful for that. a lot are waiting for the right thing to get them involved. that's a powerful thing to have in your neighborhood. the focus of this workshop not the workshop the summit today is tow repeatedly hit us over the head with hurricane katrina when the compliment to that which is an earthquake the stronger neighborhoods will survive and the ones that are capable will dealing with a variety of issues and used to talking to one another a buddy system of a variety of levels. because i heard alarming things about the new orleans neighborhoods that in neighborhoods in n

has spent on reconstruction in iraq, has gone to waste on unused or unfinished building projects.he man in charge of the reconstruction program in iraq, led by the army corps of engineers acknowledged mistakes but says success ultimately lies in the hands of the iraqi citizens. >>> in chile, 33 trapped miners got reassurance from the voices of loved ones for the first time in nearly a month. each miner was allowed one minute to sfoe a family member over a radio connection yesterday. the miners have been trapped underground since august 5th. >>> some 12,000 north sumatran residents have been evacuated after a long dormant volcano erupted in indonesia yesterday. for two day, ash filled clouds of gray smoke have been billowing out of the volcano. >>> and officials from the expedition titanic have returned some spectacular new images from their high tech mapping project of the sunken ship. however, for now, hurricane danielle has forced the team of scientists back to shore until calmer seas can return. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will be kicking off the day. th

one thousand rouble note it has a value of around thirty dollars and it's one of the most popular unused banknotes long gone is the face of lenin from any russian built so instead various historical sites. like this one here. this monument was unveiled in one thousand nine hundred seven was built on the local civilians led by million. went all the way from moscow to free the capital from polish with the waning invaders in sixteen twelve and of the monuments celebrate the success sits on red square at the same brussels cathedral you can't come without taking a look inside the spiritual and cultural heart of the city. which translates as savior transfiguration founded in the. so to tourists. in the united states. but it's more visible in moscow and. here we feel like we're returning. and it is absolutely spectacular to see that we're in a place that boring back to. the onion so we're very fortunate that we've spent three days here it's something that i think a lot of americans don't know about. an opportunity part of the world. every . time today we can hear the sounds of. dozens of men. t

the unused portion always store it in the refrigerator. remember, it's watermelon 90% water. if you leave them on the counter for too long, you will have juice all over the kitchen. dolcinea melons for one or two, i say for one. i cut one in half and scoop it out and i'm enjoying it! i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> one would need a hot day around here to enjoy that, tony. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, ring, check. marriage application, check. we are going to meet a guy who has been hagging out at city hall just ready for the judge to lift -- hanging out at city hall just ready for the judge to lift the ban. we'll have that at 5:00. >>> the next move for levi johnston. a run for political office? the 20-year-old father of sarah palin's grandson serious about running for city council or mayor in wasilla, alaska, where sarah palin got her start. council election in october, next mayoral election 2011 part of a reality tv show. [ laughter ] >> are you shocked? >> no. ,,,, our real national pastime? saving money. and lik

there was 9,000 schools destroyed or rendered unusable. 1/2 million kids displaced out of school. in earthquake, they call it the coy mot that means this apocalypse. at first there was a very heroic effort. infer natio international community helped. after katrina red cross got 2,000,000 for help and for this earthquake red cross received 6 million dollars. the united states sent in helicopters that conductd the greatest air lift in the history of mankind. moved about 20 thousand on thes in the mountains to keep 1/2 million people a hive during the wintertime. it was very heroic and people were grateful. aid has dropped 70 percent after a year in the wake of that void many jihad and people labeled terrorists have set up camps. this is one here. in pakistan. and in that camp, there are many kids that are previously were going to school and now they have no school and the cost to help them go would be about one month per month per child. fifth grader 20 bucks a year. first grader five bucks a year. they get their food in the back on the mess tenth and then on the left is an extreme

has been a break for most whites however doctors are saying that during this time of fires people's unused systems went down very low and that we should expect significant increase in cases of flu and cold and other infections during the autumn during this autumn moskos or jesus saying that the death rate in the city has doubled from feed hundred sixty three hundred eighty people at the eighty seven hundred people many countries to suggesting there is citizens not to be during this time which you can hardly blame them for of course because the area around moscow of two hundred hectares is still caught up and blazes where we are right now is a park on the outskirts of mosco deeper into the park we're not allowed in because one hundred two hundred metres away from me there is still blazes inside the park so it does look like the blazes are slowly crawling into the city as well the russian authorities are saying that the number of fires is decreasing throughout the country however there are still about six hundred of them and they cover an area ninety thousand hectares more than fifty people

but this is because of course by the extreme weather that we've seen recently i was russia's not unused to hot weather in summer this is the worst drought that it's seen a decade and it's left the land extremely dry and extremely susceptible to these toys that we've ravaged some of the areas that have righted she really has.

what about the un going posters of privatizing the bank will still be unused. russia's finance minister. has been saying it is time for some shares in state companies to be allocated for privatization while the markets are behaving favorably and he also meant spear banks should be included when he said this we're not talking about a controlling stake here rather about the eight to nine percent that is in the hands of russia's central bank in excess of the controlling stake of fifty plus one share we see why the private ownership is a positive step it would increase the volume of shares in circulation on the market if this decision is made to go ahead we would support it but. time to check out the markets now here in moscow the r.t.s. unlicensed fish wednesday session in the red on low or in the metal prices by meter goth i s deal fell two and a half percent well then they lose out on the ottawa chatting more than one day. two of the country's most notable tycoons ago head to head for control of noelle's nickel all the paths for talent both own twenty five perce

roads and buildings some nine hundred homes remain without power and several railway lines are still unusable hundreds of soldiers have been sent to the affected areas to help with the cleanup effort. two people are still missing after the collapse of a building in the argentinian capital buenos aires that left one person dead rescue workers appalled at least eight people to safety the city's mayor is blaming negligence at a nearby construction site for the accident in the past fifteen months at least six buildings have come down in the capital. a tourist has been shot dead in san francisco after being caught in the crossfire between two rival teenage gangs the german woman was walking with her husband in the popular union square part of the city when she was killed two other people were also wounded an eighteen year old has been arrested on suspicion of the murder five others were also detained. following months of political turmoil kyrgyzstan's interim government has set a date for the parliamentary election the vote will take place on october tenth in april a popular uprising ousted the co

at least $5 billion of them went unused. all i can think about is we could do a lot of shopping with that left over $5 billion. >> i know, we could. and i have to get a gift card for a friend today. that's good news. ashley morrison here in new york. >>> just ahead -- a hijacking threat grounds an american airline passenger jet. >>> plus, the rocket crashes after being indicted in a baseball steroids case. you're watching the "cbs morning news." hey, smart, we could stay here for the conference. i'm a member of this hotel's loyalty program. well, how far away is it? okay, we take a train 40 miles to a dude ranch where we pick up a couple of horses that we ride to a nearby river. then we canoe upstream to a helicopter that takes us to the conference. or we could book with hotels.com and stay closer. see, with welcomerewards, no matter where you accumulate 10 nights, you get a free one. huh. smarter. [ male announcer ] accumulate 10 nights and get a night free. welcomerewards from hotels.com. smart. so smart. that can take so

that we've seen recently and was russia is not unused to hot weather in summer this is the worst drought that it's seen a decade and it's left the land extremely dry and extremely susceptible to these toys that we've ravaged some of the areas i have read she really has done a huge amount of damage to towns and villages and left thousands and thousands of people homeless. the region where you are now has been devastated by fires as you've been saying so how are people there doing with it on the ground. well here in the city they got to the refuge centers where people are able to gayety say that the people who have been left homeless staying there the moment they've had a huge amount of volunteers come forward bringing clothes and food and offering assistance to these people but we've been speaking to some of the locals who witnessed the fires burning their homes they described the shock of the situation and how fierce and quickly the fires told through these towns there really wasn't much chance for the emergency services to reach there and see anything about it now russia's finance minis

roads and buildings some nine hundred homes remain without power and several railway lines are still unusable hundreds of soldiers have been sent to the affected areas to help with the cleanup effort. and to portugal where the forces of nature of causing problems there to the military has been deployed to help firefighters who are struggling to contain fires raging in the north of the country the war far started on friday with the civil defense service registering a record number for this year and that is the services are trying to avoid a repeat of the deadly blazes that devastated the country in two thousand and three killing nine. a tourist has been shot down in france san francisco after being caught in crossfire between two rival teenage gangs the german woman was walking with her husband in the popular union square part of the city when she was killed two other people were also wounded and eighteen year old has been arrested on suspicion of murder five others were also detained. well following months of political turmoil interim government has set a date for the parliamentary elections

this is a forest and she is also still raging across the lawn which areas of central russia with unused pool she eight thousand hundreds of homes destroyed the acrid smoke it's blown a hole small schools and that's intense today have to change residence the second day it's. a group of almost cia and military officials they claim israel is set to launch is the point that some call a round of small the experts believe the jewish state is making to make it impossible for washington to refuse giving its full minute. i don't see us magazines in english deejay's of finding an unlikely haven the middle east jordan's younger muslims say they're looking west of estonia new goodby a more open culture and a belief that learning english was a kid. afghanistan's a drugs at trade shows little sign of letting go and it's russia this trying to hold back the tide of heroin that's destroying millions of lives. now his son the man in charge of making that happen. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. eh.