and this is the volleyball area, a little bit worse. this is where the food carts are, so it is brown. this is the food goes area -- booth area. you can see areas along the past are much browner because of heavy traffic -- path are much browner because of heavy foot traffic. here is an area with heavy foot traffic. again, foot traffic. this is much greener. this is today's after the event -- two days after the of said -- the event. now we are back to july. this is looking over the stage area. this is the volleyball area. this is the stage area, where we do see some impact. they are still working on this area. this is along the path, where it is recovering. the edges look worse than in the beginning the gardiner is continuing to work on it. lots of it looks good. we have moved back to the same spot. back to where we were. overall, there was damage due to the event. $13,000 in extra funding was received again this year. it allows for replace -- replacement of sprinklers. in terms of the event, you have a park that is getting a great infus

there was a volleyball net about five meters high and there were also two professional volleyball players living in the house at the time and managed to not together a team. as a result people from all over moscow came here to play for all it will sometimes they played until. soviet citizens were not allowed to purchase private property in those days only the state provided housing. an official paper authorizing the right to move into the house on the embankment was a very prestigious sign the kind of apartment you got was also important and the end of the war alexander family was moved into a smaller apartment in a different block his father a red army officer had disappeared without a trace. missing soldier seen as enemies of the people my mother was a daughter of an enemy of the people so she was. life was hard and she had to work by night as a dressmaker. all private enterprise was banned it literally was hush hush business . today only the walls of the house and the museum serve as a reminder of times gone by the consumer goods shop the outpatients clinic and the laundry are all gone

the kids want to also play volleyball and the people who work in boston properties offices play volleyball after work over there. so if you do it for one person, that's discrimination. we can't allow that. maxwell, president chiu, supervisor mar. shortly after i left for here i received an email from phil ryan, president of the golden gate tennis association. he to go to physical therapy for his fractured wrist so he couldn't be here. he asked ne to tell i that the -- me to tell you that the golden gate tennis association enthusiastically supports the bocce ball courts. he said the association represents the tenants of the gateway, the largest planned rent controlled facility in the city, 2 did, 1,245 units. he said we fully support construction of bocce ball courts as a sound means to preserve and enhance recreational space in the most population intense neighborhood in the city. we're grateful to the generous gift to the filmly strapped city by union members. our support for this project was approved by the golden gate tenants association and anyone taking a contrary position does not sp

the kids want to also play volleyball and the people who work in boston properties offices play volleyball after work over there. so if you do it for one person, that's discrimination. we can't allow that. maxwell, president chiu, supervisor mar. shortly after i left for here i received an email from phil ryan, president of the golden gate tennis association. he to go to physical therapy for his fractured wrist so he couldn't be here. he asked ne to tell i that the -- me to tell you that the golden gate tennis association

the kids want to also play volleyball and the people who work in boston properties offices play volleyball after work over there. so if you do it for one person, that's discrimination. we can't allow that.

their home. 13-year-old janessa served as student body president and was very active in basketball, volleyball and mexican folk dancing. her mom, 44-year-old jackie, worked at the california puc over 20 years, one of the entities actually investigating this blast. friends and family say they were very active in their church and very active in the community. >> she's so bright. i mean, like she when in the classroom, everyone enjoys having her around. just a really happy person. >> jackie and i worked together at the public utilities commission and our kids have grown up together having attended kindergarten all the way through 8th grade. it's important for us to be here to support the family and have closure to this terrible event. >> the two leave behind jackie's husband and janessa's older sister who attends high school nearby. several agencies including the church, her school, and cpuc have set up funds for the greg fame and you can find more information on that at our website. abc 7 news. >> thank you. rescuers in chile reach a major break through to reach trapped miners. that story coming

their home. 13-year-old janessa served as student body presidt and was very active in basketball, volleyball and mexican folk dancing. her mom 44-year-old jackie, worked at the california puc over 20 years one of the entities actually investigating this blast. friend and family say theyere very active in their church and very active in the community. >> she's so bright. i mean, like she wh in the classroom, eveone enjoys having her around. just a reay happy person. >> jackie and i worke together at the public utilities commission and our kids have grown up together having attended kiergarten all the way through 8th grade. it's important for us to be here to support the famil and have closure to this terrible event. >> the two leave behind jackie's husband and janessa's older sister who attends high school nearby. several agencies including the church, her school, and cpuc have set up funds for the greg fame and you can find more information on that at our websit abc 7 news. >> thank you. rescuers in chile reach a major break through to reach trapped miners that story coming up. >> security i

athletic director says football, basketball, women's volleyball are safe. >>> taking sides in the battle over same-sex marriage. heavy weights now throwing their support behind prop 8. >> people shouldn't do this, because it just hurts the planet okay. this shouldn't be found in the water. >> how volunteers of all ages cleaned up the coastline, one piece of trash at a time. >> i am meteorologist, lawrence, in the weather center, we have heat around the bay area, it could get hotter. we will talk about that coming up ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they've filed a brief opposing >>> ten states are taking sides in the battle over same-sex marriage in california. they filed a brief opposing gay marriage, they say states, not courts, should get the final say and the constitution does not require marriage to include same sex couples. last month a federal judge ruled prop 8 is unconstitutional the case is currently being appealed among the states that joined the brief, against gay marriage, florida, indiana, michigan, utah. >>> global warming is an important issue but they are divided on a ballot measure that

football, basketball, and women's volleyball all reportedly safe. other sports they be eliminated. >>> california's coastline is a resource worth protecting. a small army of volunteers launched an attack to do just that. >> reporter: that's why we are out here today. to really get this trash before it's out of our control. people showed up all over the bay area to help up with coastal cleanup day. >> we found one hair brush. a chop stick. >> reporter: they didn't have trouble finding what they were looking for. >> a planter, a pencil, and a eyeball. >> reporter: thousands of people are out here trying to clean up the bay. any garbages that reaches the bay there is no practical way to clean it up. the chance is to catch it before it gets into open water. that's why they focus on the creek and san francisco. it acts as a natural figure. >> into our areas that are well protected. some areas neglected. you want to help out. >> reporter: the effort has grown dramatically. organizers are hopeful that being green is about social change and not just a passi

football, basketball and women's volleyball are reportedly safe but other sports may be gone. >>> california's coastline is a resource worth protecting. today a small army of volunteers launched an attack to do just that. john on the enemy they targeted. >> that's why we are out here. to try to get this trash before it's out of hour control. >> reporter: people showed up all over to help out with coastal clean up day. >> we found one hair bush, a chopstick. >> reporter: and they had no trouble finding what they were look for. >> a planter, pencil and a doll's eye ball. >> reporter: thousands of people are out here to try to clean up the bay but the truth is any trash that reaches the bay there is not much to do about it. there is no practicallal way to clean it up. the trick is to catch this trash before it goes into open water. that's why volunteers focused on places like the creek. it's foilage captures and concentrates trash. >> area that are well protected but area that are neglected. that is one of those places we go. we want to -- do our part to help out. >> reporter: the effort has grow

people were prepared, there were soccer, there is a volleyball, and there were balls of all shapes and sizes these two on to bring yours were into the eyes cold lemonade business. for the servers it was a nice change of pace. >> it's great, is just like california, not like washing tenors of it like that. >> i do not like it when people we talk some more but other than that, it's great. >> bottom line it does not give much better than this. they've been grown as kron4 news. >> a wildfire near bourne bigger was contained to date. these pictures are from yesterday. one firefighter was badly hurt, he is in critical but stable condition tonight. the fire briefly threatened homes and one outbuilding into cars were destroyed. it is not clear yet how this fire began. death row inmate albert brown is now asking a federal appeals court to halt his execution. dahlin reports, he is also refusing to choose the method for his lethal injection. >> it is the latest attempt to stop the states from executing this man, albert brown. his lawyers filed court papers sunday with the ninth circuit court of a

students were given the day off to go to the service to remember their friend who played basketball, volleyball and student body president. >> she's so bright. she radiates the classroom. everyone enjoys having her around. >> it's important to be here to support the family to just have closure to this terrible event. >> jackie greg worked for california public utilities commission over 20 years. is it one of the agencies investigating this explosion. and the funeral mass for the 20-year-old jessica morales scheduled for tonight. the public memorial will be held tomorrow night at church of the highlands on monterey drive in san bruno. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. so far there has been no public announcement about services for the 81-year-old elizabeth torres the fourth confirmed victim. >>> today was the second day a school was evacuated in the area near the explosion in san bruno. two teachers at crestmore elementary thought they smelled natural gas in classrooms. pg&e says the teacher turned on the heat and there was a smell of gas before the pilot light kicked on. students were kicked up at parkside i

the athletic director says football, basketball and women's volleyball are safe. >>> prescription drugs are the fastest growing drug problem in the united states especially among young people. one reason, they are easy to find. chances are there are some in your medicine cabinet now. julie watts shows us today the dea took an unusual step to fight back. no questions asked. >> he went to sleep and just never woke up. >> reporter: april is just one of many who've lost a child to prescription drugs. >> they need to be treated as loaded weapons. they are. >> reporter: the dea agrees. much like the popular gun buy back program they are sponsoring this one day prescription drug take back program at police precincts across the country. a relief for many like candace in oakland who has been trying for some time to safely dispose of this bag full of drugs. >> how do you get rid of them? household hazardous waste told me to grind them up and mix them with kitty litter in the trash. it doesn't seem like a great option. >> reporter: grinding up those unused drugs is one of the best options for keep

i only hope we will have facilities that people could play soccer and volleyball, which we desperately need. we do not have the most recreation on the embarcadero, for the young people and the working people. i see that with requests for my part which we cannot accommodate. anyway, it is a beautiful project. congratulations, peter, on your efforts. i hope it goes through quickly and that we remain successful. the ones that went before us will not work. this one is right. i have to say when i endorse something they usually goes through. so thank you very much. make sure it has all these aspects. thank you. president fong: bernard meyerson? >> yes, thank you. i'm also a member of the maritime commerce advisory committee. i just want to make two points that maybe would not be made by others. point number one is that although we all recognize that the cruise industry is critical to san francisco in many ways, i want to stress also that we have an obligation to the thousands upon thousands of cruise passengers that look to make a port of call in san francisco because it has an international

she played basketball and volleyball and was the student body president. >> she was so bright. she radiated the classroom. everyone enjoys having her around. >> it is important for us to be here to support the family and to have closure to this terrible event. >> jackie greg worked for the california public utilities commission for 20 years which is one of the agencies investigating the explosion. >>> other news, a u.s. airways 757 on its way from phoenix to maui made an emergency landing at sfo. it happened after the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit. the airport manager said the smoke cleared by the time the plane landed. 175 passengers were on board this plane. no one was injured. >>> coming up, turns out the weird weather was even weirder than we knew on the east coast. and panic over a pint-sized highway hazard. and -- >> she said they treated her like a child. >> a freed american hiker reveals the constant back and forth fight she had with her iranian captors. those stories and more when we continue. and then late other "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. dan, coming up, t

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i have had my hands full with people asking me for volleyball, for soccer, a couple of kids in my apartmentouse that are crying to play soccer. go over there and play. there's no signs that says you can't. and others. this is not an exclusive place for bachi. i told the bachi people when they were playing on 203, play over there. away from the people so that the other people can enjoy. this park was proposed to be a passive park. and that's what i fought for. and so to make a -- an accommodation, i said play on the other side. which is what i want to do is to make everybody happy. this is not the exclusive place for one party. the park is an open park for everyone. and we all resent the fact that they're going to rip up the grass and put shells and whatever the gentleman said in there, no. no way. you keep it grassy. that's what we made the park for. not for ripping it up. i mean, we like the grassy area. so please, keep that in mind. it's supposed to be shared with others. you can have a schedule for game time. have one -- one go one day and another another day and so forth and make everyb

there's a crying need for soccer, for volleyball. now that we have a chance to have that for multiuse you're going to just rubberstamp this thing through because somebody's giving you a gift of money? that's a lovely gesture but not for this place. not for this location. that's highly discriminatory and it's not right to do that. as i said before, they played on the grass, let them play on it again. why not? and it's going to be messed up by other people, i guarantee it, because i know that area. i chased skateboarders, all kinds of people ripping up the other part of the park and i'm glad to see they're going to sense off the park pretty soon after peter pan leaves so i'll have six months of peace in that regard. but i guarantee you they're going to come there and ruin that park because president just up for grabs for people like that. and the homeless are going to stay there in the afternoon. who's going to police them? there is no such thing. so i urge you to let public comment on this for the neighborhood groups, phil ryan, who's

given the day off to remember their friend, a natural leader who loved to play basketball, and volleyball. >> everyone enjoys having her around. just a happy person. >> jackie and i worked together at the public utilities commission. so, our kids have grown up together, having attended kindergarten through 8th grade. it's important to be here to support the family. >> and jackie greg worked for california public utilities commission more than 20 years, one of the agencies investigating the explosion. this funeral mass from another victim, a 20-year-old jessica morales is this evening. a public memorial will be held tomorrow night. so far there has been no public announcement about services for 8-year-old elizabeth torres. we'll let you know when that happens. she's the fourth confirmed san bruno victim. >> tonight the california patrol says drunk driving played a role in the deadly crash in novato involving a car full of teen boys. the car spun out of control in front of an oncoming big rig hauling cattle. and we're told the driver has been charged with drunk driving or driving under the

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students given the day off to remember their friend and school mate who played basketball, volleyball and was student body president. >> she's so bright. i mean, like she radiates the classroom. everyone enjoys having her around. >> it's important to be here to support the family just to have closure to this terrible event. >> jackie greg worked for the california public utilities commission over 20 years, which is one of the agencies investigating this explosion. >>> so far there has been no public announcement for 81-year-old elizabeth torres, the fourth confirmed victim. pg&e agreed to release information just about everyone has been demanding since the pipeline blast. the utility mapped it's 100 most-hazardous natural gas pipelines but keeping that information secret. two federal agencies and state public utilities commission have been laying on the pressure z as david louie reports, it's working. >> reporter: the state public utilities commission asking for its list of 100 most-hazardous gas pipelines and locations. that agency along with pg&e have been under pressure for a week

. >> she served as student body president and was active in basketball, volleyball and mexican folk dancingjackie was a public utilities commission analyst. both were active in their community and church. they're survived by jackie's husband and her other daughter gabriela. the funeral mass set for 11:00 this morning. kristen. >> thank you. a funeral mass will be held tonight for another san bruno victim. 20-year-old jessica morales, a memorial service will be held for her tomorrow night. we don't have information for services for 81-year-old elizabeth torres, the fourth confirmed san bruno victim. >> it is 5:33 now. contra costa county sheriffs deputies and say there is no connection of a sexual assault of a woman and victims over the summer. she was assaulted last night at the park regency apartments on oak road in unincorporated walnut creek. they arrested two in august. one has been charged with the rape of one woman and attacks on two others. he remains in jail. >> state legislative leaders in both parties set to the resume budget negotiations with governor schwarzenegger at 11:30 this

students were given the day off to remember their school mate to played basketball and volleyball and was a student body president. >> everyone enjoyed having her around. >> very important for us to be here to support the family and just have closure to this terrible event. >> jackie greg worked for the california public utilities commission over 20 years which is one of the agencies investigating the explosion. so far there has been no public announcement for services for the fourth confirmed san bruno victim. pg&e has agreed to release the information just about everyone has been demanding since last week's san bruno pipeline blast. the utility has mapped its 100 most hazardous natural gas pipelines but has been keeping that information secret. two federal agencies and the state public utilities commission has laid on the pressure and it's working. >> the state public utilities commission sent this letter to pg&e specifically asking for its list of 100 most hazardous gas pipelines and their specific locations. that agency along with pg&e have been under pressure for a week by state

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the volleyball team won unprecedented third straight ncaa national championship. and won a record of 109 matches in a row. the lions were a perfect 38-0 for the second executive season and seventh big 10 title in a row. the fifth national title on march 28 and second executive ncaa championship. these teams carry the mantle to the white house and i could not be prouder of my alma matter. and i commend the president to recognize the championship teams and individual student athletes for their contributions to the community and to their schools. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason the gentleman from minnesota rise? mr. paulsen: address the house for one minute. i rise to congratulate greenwood elementary school in plymouth, minnesota being the national 2010 blue ribbon school. they won this distinction under the direction of jenny clark. the blue ribbon schools program acknowledges private and public, middle and high school where students have made great progress academically. they are promoting strong leadership and teaching practices. it is the dedicated stud