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coming to a close for them they have a lot of work ahead of them of course to wrap this up in the next couple of hours. live in santa clara, susie steimle, kpix 5. you can see them cleaning behind you. it s funny to watch people actually ride their bikes through the foam. any idea when this will all be cleaned up? and how are they doing it? are they using, like, a vacuum? reporter: it s windy which made for an interesting day with the foam flying around all day, the winds picking up quite a bit now. most of it dispaid on its own which is what it is supposed to do, most of it dissipated on its own but they are ushering it into the sewer system. so the expectation is that this street will be reopened in a couple of hours. but cleaning out the sewer system to making sure this doesn t get into the waterway will take well into tomorrow morning. i just saw live pictures. it s wild to see the wind whip it up into the air. it really looks like a blizzard. reporter: it s ....
to stay off the stage. armstrong couldn t do it. [band playing the saints go marching in] narrator: in july of 1970, george wein staged a celebration at newport for armstrong s 70th birthday. many of the musicians with whom he had played over the years had come back to be with him. wein: he was ill for a couple of years, and. and he was quite frail. the doctor didn t want him to play, but he allowed him to come to newport. it s this.re-energizing when the opportunity for him to do what he wanted to do and to know that he was out there reaching people. and he put everything he had into that evening. narrator: wein wanted to save armstrong s strength, and suggested he simply walk onstage unannounced, rather than sing his theme song. armstrong, weak as he was, wouldn t hear of it. giddins: it was very important for an entertainer to have a theme song, because only the really great ones had songs that instantly meant them. so louis armstrong had a sentimental southern tune ....
and asked me to hold onto it, and i did. ed: most emotional of all was the mother of the victim. sorry. ed: she recalled getting a call from one of the construction granddaughter. it was like i heard it, but i did not hear it. ed: her husband asked if melissa with ok, and she realized she did not know. she redial to the number. the phone call that no parent ever wants to get. emotional testimony has wrapped up here today. steve, tee shot tisha. ed, thank you. steve: fire investigators are trying to figure out what spspked a house fire, and there was smoke pouring out of this house this afternoon. the good news, there was no one inside at the time. about 30 firefighters knocked down those flames. tonight, durham police say a crack down on violent crime is producing results. the mayor, interim police chief, and the sheriff announcing that the violent crime initiative was last month, and violent shootings were cut nearly in half. they have also arrested eight of th ....
we ll be reporting in the cover story. and then a salute to a queen. a seagoing queen with a rich history, and place in many grateful heart as tracey submit of show us. reporter: it was the biggest thing out of scotland, and! j(ñ on the day the queen m was launched, people stood in awe. 80 years later, they still do. today you say queen mary and people think tourist attraction. why does it matter? she s hallowed ground. later on sunday morning, more than just a ship. charles: who would have thought they heard the names lady gaga and tony bennett in the same sentence, much less singing together? but you will hear that later this morning in a story by anthony mason. the first thing i said is let s do an album together and she said okay that quick. reporter: the album brought together tony bennett and lady gaga at a moment when her career was in crisis. i crashed. you crashed? i didn t want to make music anymore. but what happened in the studio chang ....
cover story. and then a salute to a queen. a seagoing queen with a rich history, and place in many grateful heart as tracey submit of show us. reporter: it was the biggest thing out of scotland, and! j(ñ on the day the queen m was launched, people stood in awe. 80 years later, they still do. today you say queen mary and people think tourist attraction. why does it matter? she s hallowed ground. later on sunday morning, more than just a ship. charles: who would have thought they heard the names lady gaga and tony bennett in the same sentence, much less singing together? but you will hear that later this morning in a story by anthony mason. the first thing i said is let s do an album together and she said okay that quick. reporter: the album brought together tony bennett and lady gaga at a moment when her career was in crisis. i crashed. you crashed? i didn t want to make music anymore. but what happened in the studio changed all of that. gaga and ....