in california, one of the most challenging of those adventures came here to yosemite. to the valley of granite domes where mountain were carved by the sculpting hands of giant glaciers. tests of the model-t's reborn spirit of independence. >> coming to yosemite was the same adventure. one of the great things about these cars they were easily fitch. >> reporter: these were duty days of the 20th century. most people were born and died within 50 mile of their place of birth. these times were changing quickly. by 1913, the same year car king 5s were allowed to enter yosemite valley, henry ford seldom 248,000 model-ts, almost half of all the cars sold in america. this automobile was slowly, but surely becoming part of the fabric of american life. but thats with a long time ago. what would you think about someone reaching back in time and pulling the model-t out of distant memory and putting it into the present? david woodworth is trying to do just that. he is offer a vacation tour that includes luxury hotel, fancy food and most important, the chance to drive a model-t over

memorandum of agreement with the united states department of the interior, national park service, in yosemite national park, for an amount not to exceed $30 million in with a duration of five years to provide for watershed protection, collaborative environment and stewardship studies, and security for the yosemite national park watersheds that supply water to the san francisco regional water system. >> there are a couple of things that are different about this agreement. this was reconstructed around the filtration. this time, there are actually more things that we do. it is still absolutely essential. there is also the environmental stewardship component, so it is threefold. when the original agreement was signed, that was about $2.75 million per year, which was about $3.50 billion over the last several years, plus special studies. the security agreement, there was the first one from 2007- 20008. and then we have come to vot-- 5 million has grown to about $5.20 million per year, so the $30 million per year over the next five years, which assumes inflation and growth in those programs over th

. >> environmental activists are spending seven days backpacking across yosemite national park in an effort to restore hetch-hetchy valley. the group wants to restore yosemite's hetch-hetchy valley before the way it was in 1923. >> the restoration of hetch-hetchy would mean a lot to me and my family but again you only have a handful of opportunities to do something like this for the future. >> the marchers will follow a separate 45 mile route across yosemite. they will one verge at the hetch-hetchy dam next saturday. >> what a bp executive says about eating fish caught in the gulf. >> and fallout from last week's leak involving thousands of classified documents. >> and astronauts aboard the international space station are being asked to perform an emergency spacewalk. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser, we had 90s inland and we kept the clouds and 50s at the coast. live shot you can definitely see low clouds and fog moving back in over san francisco. we may see a little warmrmrmrmrm >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> bp's chief operating officer he would ea

. >> and why the activists are setting off for a weekend adventure in yosemite park. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser, we had 50s at the coast and 90s inland. we may see a little bit of warming. >>> the there are many improvements in the gulf of mexico. it's what is not being seen that has a lot of people worried. now a report from the gulf. >> reporter: for days the oil out here has become harder and harder to find but the chairman of a congressional committee investigating the cleanup charges bp used too much chemical dispersant to break up the oil. he accused national incident commander thad allen permitting of thousands of gallons used daily. in a letter to allen he charged bp carpet bombed the ocean with these chemicals and the coastguard allowed them to do it. >> we need guidelines, there is no disagreement regard wagon we want to do with dispersants. >> i think we worked hard to not use any more than we had to. >> despite the reopening of some fishing grounds, gulf fishermen are still wary. you are can see the oil but you can't see the dispersants. >> they want to kill the trouble

. >>> bear encounters are on the rise at yosemite. why rangers say people are to blame. >>> as i mentioned, significant cooling today. no more record heat in the bay area. we go right now to san mateo on the peninsula. lunchtime at 66 degrees. san mateo you make it to 73 degrees. >>> biologists are blaming the summer weather for a rodent boom. not only do the rodents damage people's yards they also carry disease. for some the roaden invasion is a bonanza. john fowler has our report. >> reporter: in this walnut creek field, the squirrel population has increased. >> we have rats in the back. >> reporter: it's a lot of boles and bunny rabbits, a lot of landscape rodents. >> reporter: pendegraph treated this yard for boles. they damage shrubs. at a near by stable, field mice were all over because it's been a wet, mild year. >> there was a ton of food for these guy, so it made it so that they could breed. they are in what we would call wild hog heaven. >> reporter: with damage to your landscape, you may want to use a poison like this. but

check out yosemite, 107. warmer than palm springs at 102. the a's back in town taking on the royals. maybe we can get a good set on these guys. 66 dropping to 60. clouds ons increase. 7:05 first pitch. tonight temperature like this morning low to mid-50s most neighbors with a healthy dose of clouds. drop 2 to 4 degrees tomorrow. another 2 to 4 degrees in the afternoon on wednesday and then by friday, saturday, sunday we should see the 90s inland with upper 70s at the bay but still low 60s at the coast. >> cal tran is clearing the road work northbound 80 in hayward. we have an accident in the area. eastbound 92. a car slammed into the sand barrelses. emergency crews are on the scene. we have a large amount of sand that has spilled into the two left lanes. commuting through livermore, road work to be on the lookout for. eastbound 580, a few lanes blocked between airway build and north livermore avenue. mass transits, no delays. everything operating on normal schedule. a live look at the ride at walnut creek. no delays as taillights make their

yosemite 107. delightful sunny, 78 tahoe. kristen? >> 6:45. the united arab emirates announced its ban on blackberry's foreign visitors as well. block be blackberry messages because of encrypted data cannot be monitored for illegal activity. the ban applies to travellers and the business west airport in dubai. saudi arabia doing the same. >> intel is the stock to watch this morning. >> and some good news for plus size women hoping to pick up nice designer clothes at department stores. >> courtney live at the new york stock exchange where there's a rally going on to tell us more in the "moneyscope" report. >> well, good morning, eric and kristen. new trading week underway and a higher open here on wall street where we're seeing global stock rally all throughout the morning. bank of america one of the gainers. a report on u.s. manufacturing, that's the top of the hour. that may impact trading direction as well. right now the dow, the s & p and nasdaq, all seeing significant gains with the dow up more than 120 points right now. boomberg silicon v

there were about 530 bears roaming yosemite but now many visitors are actually seeing them. we saw this male about 250 pounds in this orchard. it was one of many spotted this week. >> what did it look like? >> a youngster. then about an hour later, mama came by, that was exciting. >> reporter: bears have caused thousands of dollars in losses because campers are not locking up food. >> it has lots of space. >> reporter: some bears are tagged, others have radio callers all for monitoring with a hand held radio monitoring device. >> this is a helpful tool for us because we know where the bears are, we know when they are entering campgrounds or parking lots. we can track them and then go to that area and chase the bear away before it gets any human food. >> reporter: many visitors want to see the bear before it gets chased away. >> we like the outdoor, we're kind of disappointed if i don't see them. >> i don't particularly want to see them in my camp. i prefer to see them out in the meadow or from the road. >> reporter: and drivers do present a problem, 16 bears have been hit by

the group wants to restore yosemite's hetch-hehy valley befo the way it was in 1923. >> the restoration of hetch-hetchy would mean a lot to me and my family but again you only have a handful of opportunities to do something like this for the future. >> the marchers will follow a separate 45 mile route across yosemite. they will one verge at the hetch-hehy dam next saturday. >> what a bp executive says about eating fish caught in the gulf. >> and fallout fr last week's leak involving thousands of classified documents. >> and astronauts aboard the international space station are being asked to perform an emergey spacewalk. >> i'm meteorologt leigh glaser, we had 90s inland and we kept the clouds and 50s at the coast. live shot you can definitely see low clouds and fog moving back in over san francisco. we may see a ♪ ♪ yes! ♪ look, they fit! oh my gosh, are those the jeans from last ar? how'd you do it? sile stuff... eating right...whole grain. whole grn? [ female aouncer ] people who eat more whole grain tend to have hethier body weights. multigrain cheerios has five whole gras and

in yosemite, robert handa. >> reporter: plans to show a documentary about some glass negatives that are the work of ansel adams have been thrown on the floor. the opener of the plates cancelled the screening. rick narcigian bought the plates at a garage sale. this past monday, the ansel adams trust sued narcigian. it is trying to stop him from using the adams name to sell prints. >>> the fire was reported just after 2:00 p.m. near curry drive in cotle road. the fire burned 60 acres and briefly damaged some homes. investigators say day don't know what sparked the fire. >>> meantime a fire burning in the foothills near mown diablo is contained tonight. the curry fire charred 365 acres. crews will stay in the area through saturday to keep the fire from flairing back up. firefighters credit light winds and low humidity in helping them get the high hand. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> and it's cooling off out there, as much as 30 degrees cooler today. we've got fog along the coast, let's take a look at some of the current temperatures out there. mostly in the 50s an

. >>> the authorities say they arrested two men and seized thousands of marijuana plants in yosemite. both men arrested are undocumented mexican nationals. the rangers ripped out more than 3600 plants and seized several pounds of marijuana. the authorities estimate the drug's value to be almost $15 million. >>> yosemite national park visitors are spotting more bears than in the past. in fact our cameras spotted this brown bear in the park today. the bears caused at least $90,000 in damage, mostly to vehicles so far this year because campers are leaving food inside. park officials tell us that 16 bears have been hit by cars in the park this year and that six of those bears have been killed. as a result the rangers are asking drivers in the park to slow down. >>> wildlife biologist are blaming the bay area's unusual summer weather for a surge in rodents. for others the rodent invasion is a bonanza. >> reporter: in this walnut creek field the ground squirrel population has exploded but homeowners notice more. >> we have mice usually but now along the fences you can see rats, i mean big r

yosemite, of course and the john national historic park. the national monument and the san francisco maritime national historic park down by pier 39. the free weekend does not cover, of course, camping fees and tours and other concessions. but those that want to go it's free. >> i do know this. i don't see any fog around there. so it must be woods. >> so it's not around here. >>> all right, everybody. thanks for being with us. "the nightly news" is coming up next. >>> thanks for joining us. more local news at 6:00. see you then. good nig

, earl capitain -- >> same in san francisco. >> right the idea of receiving the 10 commandments in yosemite valley and marching to san francisco, the new promised city, whole identification with the nature of the west not just sort of being a place where you are going to stay for awhile until you can move on. >> fascinating. we will take a break and return here to mosaic in just a moment. please join us ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] within every pillsbury package is the power to enrich a child's mind. collect pillsbury double box tops for education today. to bring art to the people. i strongly believe that there is art in every single person. sharing art is the highest calling for me. but without my health i wouldn't be able to do anything. [ male announcer ] to keep doing what you love, keep your heart healthy. cheerios can help. the whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. this is what makes me happy, so i'll probably do this until the wheels fall off. [ male announcer ] it's simple, love your heart so you can do what you love. what do you love? see how cheerios can help you do it.

and if you are headed toward the tahoe and yosemite area, they will be seeing thunderstorms there. some showers are expected with these thunderstorms, and there is certainly dry lightning around yosemite and lake tahoe. not only saturday afternoon and evening, but sunday as well. so fire concern around this time of year. the is up side to our -- the upside to our cooler than normal p its, the fire danger will remain low. the green is indicating the low fire danger, and this scene will get repeated again on sunday. that's because temperatures are going to fall a few more degrees on sunday afternoon as the marine layer deepens and the drizzle returns to the forecast. here are your highs for your saturday in the south bay. mid70s, much like today in san jose and santa clara. 81 in saratoga. on the peninsula, once the clouds clear to the coast, we will see the sun. 73 for palo alto. upper 50s near the beaches. so still going to stay chilly at the coast. downtown san francisco, 62 degrees. you really should be in the upper 60s. below normal again. in the north bay, upper 70s around sant

around the state we just looked at 107 yosemite. wow, is it going to be hot there! let's talk about baseball. a's in town taking on the royals. clear skies, clouds roll in. drop from 66 down to 60. accu-weather seven-day forecast. lose a couple degrees off our highs tomorrow. about 4 on wednesday. that will be the coolest afternoon. see temperatures rebound to near 90 over the weekend. inland near 80 around the bay and low 60s at the coast. see if that fog's making it to walnut creek. >> we have a live look at walnut creek. making your way too caldecott tunnel, you see the fog. taillights move southbound. problem-free heading into the san ramon valley. westbound areas of low visibility in between orinda to oakland. drive careful through that area. a live look at interstate 80 heading through the berkeley area. headlights moving westbound. the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze just about 20 minutes and once you do reach the bridge toll plaza, metering lights not on yet. a slight backup to that cal tran parking lot. that's a ten-minute wait heading into

there is a problem down in the yosemite area. this will be able to address the challenges this will share the burden by pushing the water out. this approach we are talking about today it's a storm water management. that is a lot different. having a real time information there will be other capital programs in the future. this is where we want it to be, currently. commission crowley: i think that is an issue we need to continue to follow. and there are other conditions elements as we go and check things off. this is still done without what we want to do with rates. and how do we address the question that was put to us? and are there measures that do make sense that do not cause trouble? >> thank you. >> oh that is a combination of actions we need to do >> can we pick and go to item number nine? providing benefits to communities. if we can go to 9, karen? >> i thought you're going to item 9. thank you. >> we were confused about going to item nine on the agenda. >> so, commissioner mioran, transitioning to climate change. now we are

what rangers have discovered in yosemite. >>> and reports on who can play on 49ers charters. why they say they are playing favorites. that story is coming up. >>> and stores are pulling millions of the eggs from store shelves. droiiiid. what this droid does will change how you do web connections. this creates a mobile 3g hotspot, powerful enough to fuel multiple devices at will. putting you at the center of your own world wide web. introducing the new droid x. the next generation of does. >>> a lot of people want to fly to some of these trips. these are some of the premier trips. >> traveling with the san francisco 49ers for example, but now some flight attenat that attendants are up in arms about who gets to be up on the air in certain assignments. they are assignments that take workers to fun destinations. now a flight attendant union is pointing at united at only picking certain flight attendants. >> reporter: what united is doing is against a recent arbitration ruling and just plain unfair. at issue are charter flights booked by the san francisco 49ers and other clients.

this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in alameda. city halls all over california in a variety of styles. this one is at burbank. it hasn't been touched. fire stations all over the place. and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped for funds. so the wpa gave it to them. children got health care. we were headed for a national

more than 500 bears live in yosemite national park. this summer there has been an increase in bear sightings and close encounters. park rangers say humans are to blame. they say campers who leave food in their vehicles or their coolers are asking for trouble. this year bears have already caused almost $90,000 damage in property, mostly to vehicles, because people leave food inside. >> one reason that bears can't open it, they can't figure out how. it has lots of space. >> the drivers also oppose a problem to the bears. sixteen bears have been hit so far this year, and six of them have died. so with the big crowds expected over labor day, the rangers have this reminder for you: properly store your food, drive slow, and keep your distance if you spot a bear. >>> up next, the bay area company that says it plans to go on a hiring spree. >> and a great event this weekend that involves those miniature horses and the kids that need help out of a crisis. be >>> trying to find a man earlier this week. the suspect, you see him in this photo, has

basin or the central valley, 90s around fresno, yosemite. lake tahoe, you see the temperatures around sacramento in the 90s for tomorrow. bay area temperatures, 50s tonight with patchy low clouds. then as we go into tomorrow a quick check of your temperatures. we are in august but have the same forecast. mid 80s around los gatos. fremont, perfect weather, east bay temperatures ranging from the 60s around oakland, for the north bay highs in the 70s. more of the same. the seven-day forecast not much change going on there. first few days of august temperatures climbing a little bit toward next weekend. no spare the air days and no 90-degree days for the month of july in san jose. that is unusual. >> if you are friends on facebook or follow, you don't just get weather news. rob has great insight into sports and movies. >> pop culture facts, too. >> it is worth your while. >> rob, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, what is the hottest newest attraction in las vegas? believe it or not, it is a pawnshop. coming up, we go behind the hit reality s

mid to upper 90s to 91 in chico. 73 tahoe, 94 yosemite and palm springs. kristen, eric. >> thanks a lot. 5:47. >> a look at the stories we're following. a quantas had to make an emergency landing after one of its engines caught fire over the pacific. 200 people were order board. no one was hurt. the passengers were booked into nearby hotels and will be leaving on a flight sometime later today. dutch police are questioning two men after u.s. authorities found suspicious items in their checked luggage in chicago. the white house says the pair are not on any terror watch list. authorities found a cellphone taped to a pet tow -- pepto miss mol battle. >> attacks in hayward, a window broken the past two since. police are investigating the incidents as vandalism. there's no evidence so far of a hate crime. the latest coming up at 6:00. >> storm watchers are keeping a close watch on hurricane earl. it's a category 4 as it swipes past puerto rico. it's to brush the east coast late thursday. emily schmidt reports. >> looks to be a labor day weekend traveller, a cat

lots of sunshine toward yosemite. we have a brief break. this low brought in the clouds and fog. that will kick east. high pressure behind that. that should warm temperature up one day, then back to cool weather. look what's off the coastline. that will slide toward the coast. that will deepen the marine layer. tomorrow morning starts out we have a lot of low crowds and fog. it will burn off earlier. temperature as a result will be warmer. especially as you head inland. numbers in the bay. 60s and 70s. probably 80s toward morgan i hill. toward the coastline we'll try to bring you sunshine. you will see patchy fog too and temperature in the 50s and 60s. east bay numbers, close the 90 in spots. not far away, mid-80's toured dublin. the north bay starting with patchy fog. here comes the sunshine. we'll warm up in the 70s and 80s by the afternoon. 50s and 60s toward the coastline. in the next couple days we have a cooling trend starting on tuesday. don't get used to warm up. the temperature start to drop off. by thursday and friday a lot of clouds around the bay area. temperature wil

from yosemite, as we come in tighter, that is some heavy rain. we have a flash flood warning in place until 7:00 this evening. rainfall rates about an inch, one inch per half-hour. already reports of flooding around the tahoe y. once again, a flash flood warning in place for this area until 7:00 this evening. back here in the bay area, no rainfall but plenty of low clouds and fog surging back into the bay. even for san francisco, in that misty drizzle in place, kind of felt like a light rain earlier this morning. you can see still a solid deck of overcast near the immediate shoreline. as far as current temperatures, you can see san francisco a chilly 59 degrees, hayward 68, san jose in the mid 70s at 75. for this evening, partly cloudy, fog concentrated coast side, also right around the bay. that will gradually spread inland. as far as for tomorrow, concord you can see clearing skies, but no 90s, no 80s, the forecast high in the upper 70s. we do have warmer temperatures in the forecast. >>> muni light rail service is back to normal after being sh

look at the base of yosemite. 108. even thunderstorms possible around palm springs and 101. but sunshine around sacramento. cloudy along of the coast. 69 big sur. sunshine and 84. san diego the same at 73. kristen. >> mike, thanks. it's 5:45. let's take a look at stories we're following. burlingame police shot and killed aid 20-year-old man last night. police say he came at them with a knife on myrtle road on howard avenue. officers tried to stop him by using a taser but had to shoot him in self-defense. the man died at a local hospital. san francisco police are looking at surveillance video as they investigate a stabbing that took place on a muni bus. he was stabbed several times while riding the 29 sunset bus near the san francisco zoo. the suspect and his female companion got away. california same sex marriage ban has been extended indefinitely. a federal appeals court ruled yesterday to keep a stay in place until a december 6th hearing. county clerks were going to begin issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples tomorrow, but that has been put on hold now. the very la

taking a look around the state, talking how hot in palm springs at 104 and yosemite today about 96 degrees. bring it home. san diego, the padres are in town with two and a half games back of the first play al west leader. 7:15 first pitch at at&t park. clear early at 65. clouds and 59 by the end of the game. 2 to 4 degrees cooler tomorrow and then sunday, a lot like today. monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday low to mid-60s at the coast. near 80 around the bay and mid-90s inland. have to use the air conditioning for the first time in a long time. hi, frances. >> westbound 580 through livermore. we're talking hour-long delays. just before airway, an overturned big rig has been blocking the two left lanes since 4:30 this morning. look how traffic is jammed out of the altamont pass. in fact, the brake lights now begin at north flynn. it's backed up all the way through that area for miles. we just got new information from the chp. apparently they can at least tell us they do expect lanes to be reopened but not until 8:45 this morning. for the next three hours we can expect this backup to gr

around the state, yosemite at 107, l.a. sunshine closer to a average and 82 degrees. coming in tonight, clouds will quickly return, royals are taking on the a's, dropping down to 66 degrees. >> south mid to upper 50s for the restf us. take a look ac-weather seven-day forecast, temperatures will drop two to four degrees tomorrow. another ur degree drop away from the coast on wednesday putting temperatures inland in the low to mid-80s. low 70s around the bay and mid to upper 50s around the coast. warming trend starts to hit and by friday, we'r closer to average with near 90 and 80 around the bay and 60 at the coast. >> but sll below average. >> thanks, mike. >> it was a great day to fly a kite in the east bay. ureport powered by youtube, this is caesar chavez park. if you do have video, send it to us. >> the port of oakland has two low profile cranes on a barge and shipping them to boston. they are about 12 stories tall are nolonger need. they we used when the alameda air station was in service because it didn't get in the way of flights. massachusetts port authority wa

. >> more than 500 bears live in yosemite national bear but this area there have been an increase in bear and tourist encounters and tourists are to blame. they have caused damage to property, mostly vehicles because people left food inside. to track the bears some are tagged, others have radio collars so scientists can monitor their movements. >> this is a helpful tool for us because we know where the bears are. we know when they are entering campgrounds or parking lots. we can track them and then go to that area and chase the bear away before it gets any human food. >> now having bears so close to humans presents another problem. drivers, 16 bears have been hit by vehicles so far this year, section of them have died. so with big crowds expected over labor day the rainers have a reminder, properly restore your food, drive slowly and keep your distance if you happen to see a bear. >> in addition to bears it tours out yosemite apparently has marijuana and now two men are under arrest for running a large growing operation in the popular national park. park rangers seized thousands of p

. >>> starting in december it will be a lot easier to get to yosemite. united airlines is starting nonstop service between sfo and mammoth yosemite regional airport. daily flights on united express. round trip tickets on sale for $200. >>> and toyota is going to add a new safety feature to its prius that it sold in japan. it will offer a $148 speaker system that will broadcast a humming sound so pedestrians can hear approaching cars. now a recent u.s. government study found hybrids are twice as likely as other vehicles to be involved in low speed crashes with pedestrians. researchers blame the lack of noise for the difference. toyota says at least for now it has no plans to offer the system on cars sold here in the u.s. >>> all right. our time now 5:50. he is heading for courted to blamed for a horrifying and deadly crash. the police car chase suspect is blamed for the death of a young mother and severe injuries to her child. but the family's anger and blame doesn't stop there. we have the details. >>> plus the continuing amazing story from chile on how

secondly, i had the amendments dealing with the bridge over yosemite sleuths, focusing attention on a bridge that was half the size originally proposed, and third, i had amendments regarding the need to ensure health-care access for residents and the southeast part of the city, and in particular, articulating a plan to move forward with expanding the health center. fourthly, i had some amendments with regard to work force development, to ensure that not just those residents but the employable, low-income residents from throughout the city would be able to benefit from what we are doing here. during the hearing, two weeks ago, i believe, on june 13, there were a number of issues raised by a number of our colleagues, but chetry supervisor mirkarimi and supervisor campos, and i wanted to address those issues with the proposed amendments i have made, so, colleagues, i have circulated the language, first of all with the amendments i made for parcel pit e2. there was a discussion about whether to ask them to not expect profit 8 vote or the was a distinction koran language that supervisor ca

yosemite sunshine and near 100. seven-day forecast, tomorrow 2 to 4 degrees cooler than today and sunday a lot like today temperaturewise. you can see the big jump monday mid-90s inland for the warmest weather. >> former first lady rosalynn carter is in town to talk about the need for better menta healthcare and getting rid of the stigma surrounding menta illness. i caught up wh at the fairmont. mrs. carter has a new book called within our reach, ending the mental health crisis. she has been on this issue for decades ever since r husband ran for governor in georgia. >> we know what to do and we don't do it. we know people, they can recover and live full liv in the communities, work, going to school and so forth. and we treat them like second class citize. to me it's a tragedy. >> one of her coauthors was there to show off her new grand baby and mrs. carter has a new grand baby on the way. daughter amy who grew up in the white house is excting a baby this month. the 83 sold mrs. carter is traveling with her husband.