that's when two brothers, arthur and henry bell, decided to buy a small olive grove near fresno. they even carried on harvesting and selling olives through the great depression. no one realized it back then, but the brothers were planting the seeds for a multi-million-dollar business lasting at least 4 generations. >> just to give you an example, bell-carter's first canning operation was in berkeley, california in 1930. the company had 12 employees, and i think their annual--annually they canned about 7,000 cases of olives. come up to today's standards. we have over 500 employees canning well over 9 million cases a year. >> at the heart of the business is the fruit, arriving at the processing plant within 24 hours of being picked so the olives can be sized and sorted. although the olives are initially green and bitter, they're soaked for days in these special containers, and mixed with lye and carbon dioxide to turn theinto those familiar california black olives. >> they can tree ripen, but for the nice, firm, black, ripe california olive, we want the greenest, firmest olive we c

this is -- i called it arthur.s missing half of. well, arthur had the other half. [ audience aws ] okay. and so -- >> jimmy: i like this. i like this. >> so this is how it started. >> jimmy: you have a good idea. yeah, this is a great idea. >> she's in the orphanage for girls on the fire escape, and it's really sad, and it's snowing. and she's singing, you know -- ♪ maybe far away >> jimmy: right. >> and i don't have the voice. i'm writing. i'm writing this. but then across the street is the boy's orphanage where arthur lives, right? and he goes -- ♪ or maybe real nearby [ audience aws ] and then we're like -- and then she takes out her locket and he takes out his locket and they're like "we're family." and their parents died, but they gave them each half the locket so they could find each other. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] i want to see this tomorrow. [ applause ] >> i know. >> jimmy: a marquis saying "coming next christmas. 'little orphan artie.'" >> oh, yeah. well, yeah. >

rossia moss, chris sandler, susan, wayne wily, jerry burpire, arthur boone. >> good afternoon. my name is linda, and i live in a very large couldn't minimum complex and we do not have curb ps side recycling. a lot of people do not know that. there are a lot of us in san francisco that do not have it. large complexes such as these as well as large rental complexes are not required to recycle and many don't recycle. this is a major loophole in the recycling laws in san francisco. i am forced to bring recycling to hanc recycling center at least once a week so i can take part in recycling. i'm extremely grateful for the scavengers that collect the recycling from the dumpsters where i live and all over san francisco. they are the environment's garden angels. if you remove the recycling center, i will lose the possibility of recycling. this will harm the environment. over the years i observed the park does no recycling of bottles, gas, cans, plastic and metal. it's all thrown in the garbage. the carve enjers removed the recyclables from the dumpsters throughout the park in order to r

arthur burns was a very honest man. he offered the president a question. he may have been right but he offered the president great as. offered him a chance to dream. offered him a chance to dream greatly. and the president at that moment took that opportunity. the rest of the history is not happy. the bill went through the house easily and ultimately it was defeated in the senate finance committee where ironically pat would someday be the chairman. that is the story. [applause] >> see if you can top that. one of the great memos, thank you, senator, again. [applause] one of the wonderful memos in this book is one that grew out of a trip that pat moynihan took into the heart of the balkans as it was collapsing, with peter. just shows what a great writer he was. peter, tell us about the evolution of senator moynihan on foreign policy issues. he was not the same at the end of his term as he was at the outset. >> thank you. congratulations on bringing this all together. i was just looking at that memo. what an extraordinary piece of writing it is and how visibl

another chilly night on top arthur said. extended forecast looking into the week ended just a minute. >> 49ers new coach welcoming some new faces to the staff. secondary coach for that broncos. at past two seasons with takers and the quarter braddocks for the california panthers, and it coach at the interest is of florida and across the bay. the raiders now have a new coach in two days by the old is interesting al davis. well, what and announced >> them. it had been 60 months since al davis had spoken publicly. everybody in the room is to date kind of looked at davis and physically had done it wearing on it davis. 16 months ago this was al davis. the infamous overhead projector press conference. we have a letter that he detailed his in sobor rationed. he is still seeking money from davis. yesterday it was notes from sheets of paper. you concede and wrestling with a little bit. he is 81 years old but his mind is razor sharp and this time he is going off of on cable. with the be is and embarrassed the organization. >> he knew

arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and that that was the whole reason why it was built that high and had the elevator access immediately from the beginning as part of its features. >> my fear's studio was just down the street steps. we were in a very small apartment and that was our backyard. when they were preparing the site for the coit tower, there was always a lot of harping and griping about how awful progress was and why they would choose this beautiful pristine area to do them in was a big question. as soon as the coit tower was getting finished and someone put in the idea that it should be used for art, then, all of a sudden, he

>> will they're hoping this will be good for the city and the tv arthur of the option of sans that are worried about making their hometown heroes into a national joke. >> i don't want any giant to become the new snow cave. >> coming up a week after the tragedy in tucson, we looked at how political enemies might be sitting side by side. plus the america's cup race for the economy, but bad for local businesses. we'll also show you golden moments from tonight scolding local boards.tonight's golden globe awards. congress and gabbrthe presidentd states. >> could we do something different this month when president barack obama delivers his state of the union address. in a symbolic effort to promote non discord, the republicans and democrats said they would sit together at the speech. >> i do think that we have as leaders have the right to try to tell us down. >> this comes one week after congresswoman gifford was shot ahead at a public forum and that she was holding her to sob sister, she is in critical condition six others were killed in the rampage. about the shooter is in custody, and hav

he is creating using japanese arthur liquor and the bare monte hotel tea. >> i let it steep like it would in hot water. instead of the heat, the alcohol extract it is stew's flavors. by then the liquor has absorb ed the flavor. >> it has given him a repation as one of the most creative minds on the cocktail scene. >> it could be a bit stronger. it needs a fuller quality. and you can use cream to do that. >> mixing cocktails is a lengthy process. he takes his time with the taste testing to find ideal flavor. >> it's a catastrophe. you don't need put any cream in this drink. that was a big mistake. >> back to the drawing board. no cream this time. instead of that, he uses cognac. it mimics the soft scent of the as a whole mar hotel. >> the bartender is satisfied. but what do the guests think? >> it tastes good. it's not bad. when you think about drinking perfume, you are a bit sceptical. given that it should be really similar, i think it's a good match. >> it's something new, like the perfume. >> the men seem to like a cocktail inspired by the women's perfume. but the ladies? >> it's a bit

. >> just he'll brand takes on a remake of arthur. >> your highness finds laughs in a fantasy world.yllenhaal stars in source code. he's a soldier thrown into a body of another man. >> stream 4 reunites the original cast and throws in some n newbies. >> in may, johnny depp returns in priorities prioriti"pirates stranger tides." joined by penelope cruz. >> an upcoming wedding has the bride and groom's family at odds. >> in tho, another comic book hero hits the big screen and the hangover part 2 sends the guys on another adventure. in the priest paul bettany takes on vam tires. >> back in the 1950s, brad pitt plays a father raising three sons in the tree of life. >> i always wanted you to be strong, be your own man. >> in june, ryan reynolds takes off in green lantern. second time around the track for cars but more is at stake than a race. >> july has "transformers dark of the moon" taking the monstrous machinery to a new world. zoo keeper has kevin james en r entering a whole new world. "harry potter and the deathly hallows" is the last chapter in that world. and captain america, the

during the depression, arthur brown jr. designed a new federal building in san francisco. he went out of his way to make this a complementary feature of the nearly-completed pacific center area. the civic center is a scene of events of great importance, including the founding of the united nations and the peace treaties with world war ii. this shows as a poll reform moving to the united states. the architecture and plans are regarded as some of the finest and most complete manifestations of the beautiful movement. there is a scholar of classical architecture that says that this is the greatest ensembles of architecture in america. in 1899, the mayor was considering concepts the proposed establishing the grand civic center for san francisco. and leon know what had happened. after the earthquake and devastating fire, there could be a new city hall to replace the one that was destroyed. over the next 17 years, there were new parts added to the civic center. promises of the federal building began in 1933, completing in 1936. this brought the civic center to completion. and of

among his many leadership roles at stanford law school are director of the arthur and tony rock center for corporate governance, associate dean for executive education and special programs, co-director of the director college and if that wasn't enough, he is also co-founder of the open source corporate governance reporting system project. he is an overachiever. the professor is a frequent commentator on the long-term impact of immigration policy and reform and he has provided expert testimony to the u.s. senate and the house of representatives. prior to joining stanford law, he was founding executive director of the immigration outreach center in phoenix, arizona. in his former life, he also launched and led several businesses including law logic group which is considered today to be an industry leader in technology and data security. so it's my pleasure to introduce the professor. [applause] >> wow, i am going to have my mom send my bio to you more often. very good. the panelists are in so many ways much more detailed and oriented and qualified than i am to speak to the specifics of i

. >> arthur was charged with felony animal cruelty. he told investigators he rescued the animals. he has a prior animal cruelty conviction from 1993. with the dog's rescue comes the next part of their journey, finding new homes. >> these aren't bad dogs, these are dogs who absolutely deserve another chance. >> reporter: many of the dogs were sent to shelters in oakland and around the state. three ended up at oakland's spca, which also took in dprogz mi dogs from michael vick's dogfighting ring. >> we believe having the animals here shows the resilience of animals who have been in deplorable conditions. a month ago that little dog was stuffed in a cage, and now she's getting her 15 minutes and running around, it's beautiful. >> reporter: joe risotto, jr., nbc bay area news. >>> pg&e crews just capped a gas leak in downtown san jose. construction crews servered an underground pipe just before 3:00, prompting an evacuation ordinary for 7th and taylor streets. the evacuation order was lifted a short time ago and no one was injured. >>> ross police search san francisco's golden gate pa

kevin star the popular arthur in california, described the archdiocese as a wonderful idea of its time. what do you thing he was talking about? why did the archdiocese of san francisco, when it came into being, why was it a good idea? >> at the time all you had in california was the 21 mission that is went up and down the coast but when the united states took over from mexico in 1848, we had to create an american church that was difficult to do. the thing that connects what he was talking about basically we are an immigrant church then we continue to be an immigrant church today. we are cosmopolitan, multicultural and multiethnic and face those issues today. >> i want to get the ideas that connect the issues of the archdiocese life in northern california and immigrants as one when by sop wall may any came to california he found an eclectic group of people to be here the gold rush days. >> everybody throughout the world came for the gold rush and allameny was an immigrant himself he spoke five languages. my favorite story there were a lot of chinese in the bay area came over for the gol

arthur and a very kind caring person he was of the placement they were married close to three years her friends tell me that he dragged around by her hair so any bruises on her head you know would not be visible and the body bruise would not be visible one morning about five thirty six thirty in the morning got a phone call and we were in said bonnie is no longer with us. and we thought. what there's been a car accident he said there's there's some sort of problem here bonnie shot herself as far as we now she had a bag packed that was in her bedroom she had another bag packed that was in her car our assumption is she told him that she was leaving him he shot her and then wiped the fingerprints off the gun obviously money did not choose. who and did in camera called nine one one said that his wife each other's. voices in the back or. she was not. and she was calling from want to help and as far as a losing a child that's devastating but to even more so was to see my parents. lose a granddaughter. that. i watched the most. every day that he had been arrested he was subsequently released.

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. >> 68-year-old arthur yancey is under arrest charged with animal cruelty. he told police he rescued the animals but he has a prior animal conviction back in 1993. several of the dogs were in such bad condition they had to be put down. others were sent to shelters around oakland. some were sent out of state. >>> east bay lawmakers want to know how budget cuts are affecting the developmentally disabled. cuts have already eliminated jobs of small and midsized businesses. further cuts proposed by the governor could affect 30,000 more people with disabilities here locally. a town meeting will be held today at the state building auditorium in oakland on clay street from 9:30 to noon. >>> you may hear the roar of military jets sweeping over oakland. two marine f-18 hornets will land at oakland international at 9:00 this morning. the jets will takeoff from the airport two hours later at 11:00. it is part of a training program. >>> a special honor this weekend for an east bay japanese american who refused to go to an internment camp during the second world war. sund

pay big popular movements lose out at the cost a real human rights change around the world in port arthur washington d.c. . check out some other international stories this hour and we're still has her ring the victims of severe flooding that has left more than five hundred people dead these to the country rescue workers say that the death toll is likely to rise as they're still struggling to reach remote areas cut off by mudslides thousands of been left homeless what has become the country's worst disaster in decades. to. dissolve the country's government and called for fresh elections in the next six months police have fired tear gas on thousands of angry protesters who gathered outside the interior ministry demolishing the leader step down the president has already an els that he will not run for reelection in twenty fourteen of the a quarter of a century in office clashes over food and fuel inflation and high unemployment have left more than twenty dead rights groups say sixty have been killed. and i haven't had time to climb as i was to live back on the most recent space been to retur

. >> 68-year-old arthur yancey has been represented and charged with federal cruelty. he told the police that he rescued the animals but a prior animal conviction from 1993. self of the dogs were in such bad condition they had to be euthanized. them? shelters some of them even out of state. >>> a muni never seems to get a break tonight. a muni melee. on the public transit. and now the race is on to fix the problem for the morning commute. in the city riders say it took an hour to get out of downtown on the t-line going south to the bay view. their train could not cross the third street bridge because it was broken. so passengers had to gotay bus that could cross the bridge but when they were abruptly dropped off on the other side of the tracks in mission bay, far from their destination. that's when the riders started to act out. >> and i got a lot of respect for muni and their upper brass but for 340,000 and i'm not a professional and 340,000 you can't say, make sure these drivers get these people all the way home or make sure there's announcements going over the line

arthur will return to you shortly but let me just a go to lindsay. and lindsay tell us what's going on where you are the moment you're outside of the hospitals and what's being done to help those injured in the blast. well out of the one hundred ten people taken to the hospital as a result of this blast thirty nine are seriously injured and four are reported critical now in the hospital behind you we've got eleven people one is from g.g. and one of those eleven people is in extremely serious serious critical condition and there have been seven surgeries so far a lot of shrapnel wounds the doctors are telling us shrapnel head to toe very very grave injuries they're looking at at this point now there are eight international. so far reported to have been injured. and those are coming from italy france england. and serbia prime minister putin had met with the ministry of health on this yesterday asking her to please bring deputies to the different moscow hospitals that absorb these one hundred ten injured and inspect facilities make sure that there is mo

pay big popular movements lose out at the cost a real human rights change around the world in port arthur c. washington d.c. . ok let's check on some other international stories this hour now and brazil. being the victims of severe flooding that has left more than five hundred people dead in the southeast of the country rescue workers say that the death toll is likely to rise as they're still struggling to reach remote areas. thousands have been left homeless in what has become the country's worst natural disaster in decades. internews you security forces have fired tear gas on. protesters gathered outside tyria ministry demanding the country's leader step down president ben ali has already announced he'll not run for reelection in twenty fourteen after a quarter of a century of power plant choose between protesters and police over food and fuel inflation and high unemployment have left at least twenty three people dead white screen say sixty have been killed thousands of tourists are being evacuated due to the unrest. now having had time to a climatized life on earth the most recent spac

big popular movement lose out at the cost of a real human rights change around the world in port arthur washington d.c. . and look at some other stories from around the world and rescuers are being joined by victims relatives in the mass search for survivors in remote areas of southeastern brazil ravaged by floods and landslides mountain villages have been badly hit by heavy rains which have already claimed over five hundred lives thousands have been left homeless in the disaster which is the worst ever experienced by the country officials say the number of dead is a. ekta to rise. the un says a number of its goals been attacked in the ivory coast main city of abidjan by supporters of the country's incumbent president laurent gbagbo is refusing to cede power to his rival following november's disputed elections despite international condemnation last month he instructed all foreign peacekeepers to leave the country nor the order saying he doesn't have the authority to make such decisions. antony's just opposition has welcomed president ben ali's decision to step down when he's term ends

pay big popular movements lose out at the cost a real human rights change around the world in port arthur washington d.c. . ok let's go see your now and spade has put forward a proposal to change the use these the regime which could make it easier for russians to travel in and around europe it would mean a single of these that he would stop mccain should it to be a multiple entry visa on the second and the five year visa on the all this would come under the shingle and visa regime which covers much of continental europe in return moscow says it's ready to widen the list of specialist you could enter the country without a visa the russian foreign minister expressed hope that progress will be made to ease the visa regime during a television interview. some members are keen on making it easier for russian tourists to visit. us and world news in brief this hour and thousands of government wrote down that in this encounter the reason is demanding the president step down immediately it comes a day after president ben ali announced he would give up power when his term ends in twenty three quarte

in 2008, port arthur was in the midst of an economic downturn. then hurricane ike strike, turning many homes and commercial buildings and vacant lots and abandoned structures. mayor delores bobby prince, using an idea from the company, to use the property tax code to acquire abandoned and dilapidated properties, and that division to revitalize port arthur. the mayor and mr. mayfield created an incubator area for redevelopment by a dignifying properties to purchase subject to tax sales. today, using a neighborhood stabilization plan grant 2grant54 properties that -- 254 properties have been purchased. eight homes are now under construction, and other lots are being marketed for residential and commercial development. port arthur is poised for a much brighter future with a sense of hope and opportunity for the first time in several years. accepting the award is mayor dolores bobby prince and clayton mayfield, a managing director at linebarger, gogan, and blair. [applause] >> our next when there's are nehimiah corporation of america and the city of

i got this from a 2009 paper that he did with arthur evans. and so i think you had suggested it, we need a multi-prong approach where stigma is alive and well and where folks are comfortable with that, we need to hold them accountable. but we need to do some education as well, within the field as well as outside the field. and then i think we need to look at establishing new contexts and reaching out to non-traditional groups if you will, the recovering community. i believe that we could do more in reaching out to them. and i think that is, that is i tell you, i have been through national alcohol and drug addiction recovery month and its events and the testimonials that we see from individuals in recovery. and it's almost painful to see what daphne was saying in terms of a shamed-based approach to, to their recovery. and it, it really, i think it's, it's an area where folks in recovery are going to have to work with other folks in recovery to, to bring them along to a comfort level where individuals can then be free of that self-perception, in

arthur as you mentioned earlier russian airports have imposed enhanced security measures after the blast but water is being done today. will hear it on the date of a you can see increased increased security when you enter the pool they've got a security check now where you. have to pick your luggage three metal detectors of course what people are saying is that this is a question that's being raised they had these measures that would us when they implemented and it could have prevented the explosion from happening so a lot of questions being asked we've also heard president with it saying that the antiterrorism laws in the country need to now be looked at again we know that they were strengthened after the attack on the net its best and the most came at a bombing last year and the much at most a much greater building happening less than a year ago and so you know really these laws need to be scrutinized to find out whether weaknesses i will can be done to prevent this happening further we've also heard from the most gave us the case of yunnan today you know he visited the scene after the

i'm arthur brooks president of the american institute. and it's how to have american prosperity and it's glenn hubbard and a distinguished panel. the three enterprise movement or the culture of free enterprise has been under relatively sustained attack for some time. most people would agree and the proponents of free enterprise have taken on the challenge of this over the past couple of years with great vigor. the free enterprise movement have made remarkable gains in making the principled gains. to win the future, free enterprise advocates need to have a full set of policies, however. they need to say what we need to do as opposed to what we need to stop doing. we need to address the threats, the realistic threats in a fair and honest way facing our nation. and set america free as a nation of entrepreneurs. but we have to find a practical way to this. well, glenn hubbard who was our featured speaker today and his co-author, peter navarro have the policy sets for america and they detail them in a brand-new book that some of you have seen

as for the suspect arthur more charges could be filed against him if it's determined any of the dogs were used for fighting. >>> later this morning workers at napa state hospital will stage a rally outside of the gates of the hospital. they will be demanding new safety rules and more protection after violent attacks by inmates. one hospital staffer was killed. another was a victim of a serious assault. the mental hospital has sense increased the security but employees still argue much more needs to be done. >>> a bay area pizza chain could find out today whether a controversial paint job on the newest location can stay. tara moriarty joins us now at the restaurant with the details. tara. >> reporter: well, dave, pam, you can tell this building behind me is yellow. it's so yellow a lot of people republic complaining about it. if you take a look down the street you can see why. a lot of the buildings are historic and brick and they say this new paint job does not fit in. the owner of this brand new pizza parlor said he wanted the paint to match the color of his brazilian soccer jersey.