>> my name is bill wilson. you should have in your packet a letter that i wrote to the commission where are in the acquisition of the india basin properties, also known as 900 and its ave. i will not read the entire letter. i hope it will be included in the record and the information that i included with that. i wanted to talk about something -- it expound on one sentence that i said which the department should not be shy about using eminent domain to acquire these properties. i know that is the shock word. i honestly feel the only way that this city is going is through eminent domain. the fact that the property owner was well aware of community support for this city acquisition of this and he chose to give it, and that is why it included the great deeds, so that is not speculation on my point. he gave it to the tenderloin housing clinic. for the tenderloin housing clinic to come around and say we will sell it for $17 million, when they did not pay a penny for it, it seems to me, you would have quite a hard tim

first the members of the art advisory committee, bill wilson and mary [inaudible] and the arts commissionere golden gate music conkers advisory committee. -- concourse advisory committee. the former curator of the deyoung museum. can you imagine? this is fantastic. the academy scientists who work during the early design phase of this installation included [inaudible] carol tang, brian fisher, jack dunn blocker, [inaudible] i also want to acknowledge my predecessor who played such a seminal role in the design of the academy. he is now at the university of colorado. the director of the exhibit development who insured that the installation went off without a hitch just as he ensured that the entire academy moved to howard street and then moved back without one lost fish. of course, the arts commission in the city of san francisco. it is my pleasure to introduce this senior adviser to mayor gabonese som - -gavin newsom. >> i am here representing the mayor. he is anticipating the birth of his child which should come to any minute now. on behalf of the mayor, welcome to this dedication of the scu

>> bill wilson's comments earlier -- with the speed the appropriate time to put something on the agenda regarding that issue? >> not yet, commissioners. i think there is still more work to be done on our acquisition. the public comment about the india base and was well taken and i think should be opportunity prove itself available, there is obviously something that's an important part of our southern open waterfront and open space and a great opportunity in that area, but there is of little bit of work to be done on that particular property and understanding exactly what our acquisition opportunities are. there is no question this will come back to the commission. certainly at the committee stage and full commission meeting, as in all likelihood, there would be an information and discussion. but i don't think it is right just yet. >> is there a time frame that is important? >> there is no looming deadline that i am aware of. i do know the folks at the noe valley town square, i think it was pointed out there were going to have to raise a heck of a lot of money to show they were going to

first the members of the art advisory committee, bill wilson and

bill wilson is president and ceo of the black aids institute. the black aids institute is the only national hiv/aids in the united states, focused exclusively on ending the aids pandemic in the black community by engaging in mobilizing black institution in individuals and effort to confront hiv by interpreting public and private sector policy, conducting training, providing technical assistance and disseminating hiv/aids advocacy. from a uniquely and unapologetic black perspectives. wilson previously served as the coordinator for the city of los angeles and director of policy and planning for project los angeles and cochair of the los angeles health commission and as an appointee for the advisory committee. he has been involved in a myriad of agencies from their inception across the united states. they include the national black and leadership forum, the national task work on a, the chris riley hospice, the aids health care foundation, the national minority aids council, taubensee county color consortium, and mr. wilson has also worked very exte

bill wilson is president and ceo of the black aids institute. the black aids institute is the only national hiv/aids in the united states, focused exclusively on ending the aids pandemic in the black community by engaging in mobilizing black institution in individuals and effort to confront hiv by interpreting public and private sector policy, conducting training, providing technical assistance and disseminating hiv/aids advocacy. from a uniquely and unapologetic black perspectives. wilson previously served as the coordinator for the city of los angeles and director of policy and planning for project los angeles and cochair of the los angeles health commission and as an appointee for the advisory committee. he has been involved in a myriad of agencies from their inception across the united states. they include the national black and leadership forum, the national task work on a, the chris riley hospice, the aids health care foundation, the national minority aids council, taubensee county color consortium, and mr. wilson has also worked very exte

bills' george wilson recovers, tries to score, but he was ruled down. check out the hustle from rg3, not taking any chances. third drive. hits pierre garcon, that's why we got this guy. first touchdown pass of his career, he finished 4 for, 7 on yards, 1 td, which ain't all that bad. some defense now, bills in the red zone, hand-off to tashard choice, the defense all over him. they hold him to a missed field goal attempt. afterwards, both quarterback and the coach had a few things to say. >> you know, it was a lot 6 fun. i definitely feel like it was a lot easier, but like i said, the first one is always the touchest, but to get it out of the way and have a successful outing, get a touchdown on that drive to cap off our day really set the tone for the year. >> i'll be honest, it's a growing experience every game. you need the reps. the hardest thing for any quarterback is to get put in passing situation. i like the way he's handled himself. you can see the big play capabilities. hopefully we need on getting better. >> yeah, we get our guys back on the o

brock wilson: 1.26.58 "we're just in limbo. people got bills to pastill has to get them. he still needs them"y. my son's goong to get braces in two days and my insurance ends at the end of the month. he -3 the right buyer would be getting a plant with one of tte best blast furnaces in the country... according to the local steelworkers union. coming up next half hour... how they plan to use that to their benefit.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a murder in baltimore county has detectives searching for a killer, this morning. this is what many people in the colgate neighborhood woke up to, monday morning officers say they were called to a home where they found a man stabbed to death in the basement. the suspected killer possibly injured as well. (samantha) 10:56:24 i seen police there (pointing) and there blocking them off and the cones going down the alley :30butt bite(elise) 11:59:50 we brought in some detectives who were fluent in spanish to help us with the investigation which remains extremely active at this time as you can tell. :9 :59 so far police have not m

brock wilson: 1.26.58 "we're just in limbo. people got bills to pay.my son is going tlo get braces in 2 days and my insurance ends the 31st of the month. he still has to get them. he still needs them you know?" according to the local sparrows point... has - one of the best blast furnaces... in the country..../ because of that... / they hired a consulting firm... to market the plant... to... potential buyers. 3 major wildfires in the west coast.why fire officials are blaming mother nature for a blaze in northern california. a pennsylvania man find the ultimate way to ring in his 80th birthday.. and it has to do with his favortie roller coaster. 3 --adblib weather tz-- the... iranians say ... they... noo have... a... more powerful ballistic miisile. missile.it's... called ... the... fata---110.../ they... say... it can travel... more than... 180---miles... / which means... it's capable... of... hitting american or allied targets ... in the persian gulf....///iran's ... president,... mahmoud ahmadinejad ...said iran ... isn't interested in aggression.../

brock wilson: 1.26.58 "we're just in limbo. people got bills to pastill has to get them. he still needs them"y. my son's going to get braces in two days and my insurance he according to the local steelworkers union... sparrows point has one of the best blast furnaces in the countryy because of that... they hired a consulting irm to market the plant to potential buyers. two maryland cities make the top ten ... in money places to ive in america. america.columbia and ellicott city came in at number 8.the magazine says ellicott city's charming downtown.... and thoughtfully planned community add to the charm.the city that topped the list?carmel, indiana. two maryland schools are making the rank of two very different lists... one as a party school... the other as a stone-cold sober school. the university of maryland college park ranked number 16 on the princeton review list of party schools.west virginia university topped that list.on the flip side... the u-s naval academy is annapolis ranks third on the list of stone cold sober schools.brigham young university in utah is numbe

brock wilson: 1.26.58 "we're just in limbo. people got bills to pay. my son's days and my insurance ends at the end of the month. he still has to get them. he still needs them" union president joe rosel says the blast furnace here at sparrows point is one of the top three in the country.that is one of the selling points they and their consulting firm are marketing to potential buyers.live at sparrows point, paul gessler, fox45 news late edition. 3 breaking news in southwest baltimore... police are on the scene of a fatal shooting along walbrook avenue near north ellamont street.a man was found shot in the hhad inside an apartmmnt about 9 o'clock tonight.homicide detectives are interviewing neighbors to figure out what happened.no word on a suspect or motive at this time. within the last 90 minutes... we learned the identity of the prince george's county police officer killed in a crash... while chasing a suspect... suspect...23-year old adrian morris was killed about 1 this afternoon...along interstate 95 near beltsvilleheres a look from above...you ca

reid wilson, editor in chief of the hot line. bill plante, white house correspondent for cbs news. bill has been covering the white house since 1981. we'll see how much he knows about congress. >> welcome. i am reid wilson from "the hot line." democrats need it 25 seats to take back the house. do you think they will get those seats? >> it will be a long night. we will move to the center part of the country and we will win some more seats. these are pickups. california will deliver a continuation of john boehner solidifying republican control all across this country. we will win with our freshman first. we'll go back home and make the case well that what we're doing in washington helps this country to go on a better track and a better track is job creation. it is investing in america and american jobs that we will reveal -- we will repeal obamacare. the congressional budget office said if congress does not act, which means our members will have to -- we could lose up to 1.2 million american jobs. if we do what the democrats want to do and to stick it to the employers, we will lose s

." >> bill: we have a busy hour coming up next with reid wilson from "politico" in tampa.mpaign also will be with us. and of course your calls at 866-55-press. president obama out appealing to young workers young democrats, young activists these couple of days in aims iowa yesterday, and then fort collins, colorado where he spent the night. today he will be leaving on air force one for colorado mid-morning, and then going to charlottesville, virginia where at 3:30 afternoon a big grassroots event at charlottesville, and then back here to washington, d.c. jay carney will be meeting with reports on air force one. so no briefing at the white house today. president obama announcing another trip, by the way, to iowa, colorado, and i think -- i think back to virginia again next week. this man is on the road. he is taking nothing for granted. we'll be back with hour number 3. [♪ theme music ♪] >> bill: hey good morning, everybody. it is wednesday, august 29th. great to see you today, and welcome to the "full court press" here on current tv, where we tackle the big stories of the

bills. carol maloney is up near buffalo now at ralph wilson stadium where anticipation is building. is that fair to say, carol? >> that is so fair to say. this could be the moment that begins to change everything for the washington redskins or this could be the moment where we learn that rg3 is human. most likely, it will probably be both. rg3 may wear superman socks, fly around the football field but he's still a rookie. and the number one goal for him tonight in buffalo is that he comes out of this game healthy. 12 to 20 snaps for him. griffin in warm-ups looked focused and ready to go. earlier in the week he joked a couple of 70-yard touchdown passes and a win, well, that wouldn't be bad either. no matter how he performs, though, there's sure to be plenty of overreacting. we do know that for certain. later in sports, we are going to hear griffin on how he is handling the attention and how the coaches are going to try to make it a bit easier on their rookie tonight. we'll see in just a few minute rg3 can kick off his career on the right foot. live from ralph wilson stadium, carol

brock wilson: 1.26.58 "we're &pjuss in limbo. people got bills to pastill has to get them.ll needs them"y. my son'ssgoing to get braces in two days and my insurance ends at the end of the month. he the right buyer would be getting a plant with one of the best blast furnaces in the country... according to thh coming up next half hour... how they plan to use that to their benefit.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a murder in baltimore county has detectives searching for a killer, this morning. morning.this is what many people in the colgate neighborhood woke up to monday morning. officers say they were called to a home where they found a man inhis early 20's stabbed to death in the &pbasement. the suspected killer possibly injured as well ... as police followed a blood trail four blocks from the home. (samantha) 10:56:24 i seen police there (pointing) and there blocking them off and the cones going down the alley :30butt bite(elise) 11:59:50 we brought in some detectives who were fluent in spanish to help us with the investigation which remains extremely active at this

reid wilson, editor in chief of the hot line. bill plante, white house correspondent for cbs news.l has been covering the white house since 1981. we'll see how much he knows about congress. >> welcome. i am reid wilson from "the hot line." democrats need it 25 seats to take back the house. do you think they will get those seats? >> it will be a long night. we will move to the center part of the country and we will win some more seats. these are pickups. california will deliver a continuation of john boehner solidifying republican control all across this country. we will win with our freshman first. we'll go back home and make the case well that what we're doing in washington helps this country to go on a better track and a better track is job creation. it is investing in america and american jobs that we will reveal -- we will repeal obamacare. the congressional budget office said if congress does not act, which means our members will have to -- we could lose up to 1.2 million american jobs. if we do what the democrats want to do and to stick it to the employers, we will lose some

wilson stadium. rg3 just came out of the field not too long ago with a nice round of applause. not just from redskins fans, but bill'sans as well. a lot of people are anxious to see the heisman winner make his debut tonight here in new york. and now, they will not give us the complete analysis because he is only playing a couple of series, but it will still give us an idea on how he has progressed since being drafted. and he just doesn't want to make those rookie mistake. >> you need to be hard on yourself to make sure that you don't do those types of things. i know everybody on out here on this time wants to -- team wants to be successful. so i don't want to be the one to go on out there to make rookie mystics. >> the past two weeks at camp have been brutal. the skins, they are just happy to hit other playerser other than their own. >> you really get to kind of run through some guys, get physical, kind of be united on the field as far as against an opponent and just get after them. obviously you're excited about the pre-season game getting started because you know you are closer to the regular season. >> but again f

wilson recovered trying to score, but he was ruled down. check out the hustle from rg3, though. not going to take any chances. a turnover would lead to a bill's third drive, grif wgriffin woul turn it around. first touchdown pass of rg3's career. he finished 4 for 6, 70 yards, one td. and with more on griffin's debut, let's go off to ralph wilson stadium. >> reporter: rg3 showed poise under center and in the shotgun. bouncing back from 2, 3 unannounced and driving his team into the end zone. it's a start that ended with a bang. >> that first first down is always the toughest one to get. once you get that, you can start getting in a flow. offensive line got confident on that third drive and scored a touchdown. >> we needed it. we feed to go out there and put the drive together and show you what we're capable of. >> i thought he did an excellent job. he managed the game well. got us in and out of the huddle. formations. his reads, his progressions, i thought he played well. he did a good job. >> the pre-season isn't about proving a player's worth, it's about assessing progress. and on this night, in 14 plays, rg3 proved he is well on his way. n

career move for bill burton whose priorities usa super pac will be now flooded by millions of dollars from contributors who don't want to be bothered with facts? it happens on the right, joe wilson says shut up to the president or "you lie" to the president, he makes lots of money, michele bachmann says crazy things and gets millions of dollars. is this a case where bill burton will be rewarded for peddling something that's blatantly false. >> it might go the other way, though. hats off to our friends at cnn, wolf blitzer and his colleagues who welcomed bill burton into "the situation room" and give him an extended nothinging over two seg -- flogging over two segments. it was great. the biggest worry on the democratic side to the top of the white house, is the republican super pacs and they want their super pac to be raising lots of money. it's possible this flap will cause some more people to give. i think it's equally likely a lot of rich democrats will say, this isn't the kind of ad we want our money to go towards and it could hurt their fund-raising. particularly because leaving aside the factual problems because most of the ads right now have factual problems, associating m

bill odair, i like both those guys. you have to say the facts as you believe them to be. i remember when joe wilsonled president obama a liar and i condemned him for it. you have to be very careful in calling paul ryan, who said the truth, his speech is accurate all the way down the line. calling him a liar really degrades the political -- >> i think it is going to get there because of the fact of the enumeration of these. i'm not going to be the one to call him that. why a guy with a clean record go out before a national convention introducing himself with our, let's put it this way, hard to argue statements. talk about deceptive language. he sends the debt plan in his district closed on obama's watch. that was a clear implication of that charge he made at the convention and now, it turns out that it closed on george w. bush's watch. now, i don't know how you can say that's just how he sees it. >> by the way, not only did it close on george bush's watch, it was on a list to be closed in june of 2008, then closed before president obama took office. >> let's get the the facts. >> that's what we're d

bill odair, i like both those guys. you have to say the facts as you believe them to be. i will say that i remember joe wilsonremember when joe wilson called president obama a liar. and i condemned him for it. i think you have to be careful in calling paul ryan who said the truth. his speech is accurate all the way down the line. he said the truth. calling him a liar degrades -- >> i think it's going to get there because of the fact that there's the enumeration of this. i'm not going to be the one to call him it. but why would a guy with a clean record going out introducing himself with our -- let's put it this way hard to argue statements like this one. talk about deceptive language. he says that that gm plant in his district closed on obama's watch. that was the clear implication of that charge he made at the convention. now it turns out that it closed on george w. bush's watch. now, i don't know how you can say that's just how he sees pit. >> by the way, not only did it close on george bush's watch, paul ryan knew that. in fact, it was on a list to be closed in june of 2008 before president obama even visi

. >> taylor wilson looks like a young steve jobs almost. >> or bill gates. >> nuclear physicist, andellow as well, joins us live from reno, nevada. great to see you. >> hey, guys. >> i have some interest. i wondered how you'd go from nuclear fusion to cancer, but you're talking about using radio isotopes in some way to cure cancer so you're not a molecular biologist, you're looking at a way of doing it almost in a conventional way with some type of radiation? >> yeah, well i mean that's one of my many projects but basically the idea is that nuclear radiation is an incredibly powerful thing, and it's very targeted, and so if you can take a very specialized form of this nuclear radiation and basically attach it to an ant b antibody, like the missile, i have the warhead and smashes cancer and selectively and doesn't kill the surrounding tissue. >> which antigen to use to make the antibody because you don't know what's going to knock out cancer and stay knocked out. >> yes, so there's a class of molecular biologists that have found these antibodies and i provide them with this radioisoto

bill martin is standing by with your five- day forecast. x >>> a san francisco man who prosecutors say engrace united himself to power brokers in the city, was booked for a real estate scam. keith wilsonvicted of taking $350,000 from seven people, saying he would invest the money no foreclosed homes. the district attorney says one of the seven victims was an elderly man who took out a $100,000 line of credit on his home. prosecutors say wilson never invested the money, and instead, spent it to support a lavish lifestyle. >> basically, he thought he could use people's money and make it into his own personal piggy bank. >> prosecutors believe there may be other victims associated with wilson, and they're urging those people to contact the d.a.'s office. >>> it was the first day of school for many youngsters throughout the bay area today. david stevenson tells us why one district saw far fewer students this year. >> sophomores, right? >> seniors! >> just checking. >> reporter: only on the job for five years, he's already gotten an education in math. >> over the last five to seven years, we've lost approximately 40 to 45% of the funding that we could have had, or should have had. >> repor

bill and i'll get it to you. [ laughter ] i'll put you on the list of my creditors. >> there you go. >>> on the roads right now tucker lanes are open reach way at the wilson bridge. this morning accident occurred between 3:30 and 4:00 here at duke street. this is southbound 395. the right lane and main line remains closed off here at the scene and the exit ramp from southbound 395 to duke street has been closed. this looks like the investigation will be here some time and again southbound 395 the ramp to duke street is closed and the right lane and main line are closed. no problems to shirlington. southbound 270 still good shape. naprons to report leaving 109 headedout to the truck scales. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> all right, thank you very much. they lined up by the hundreds with documents proving they grew up in the u.s.. the lines were longn langley park, maryland, yesterday was the first day to submit applications for work permits under the obama administration's deferred work program. they can receive a temporary visa valid for two years without the threat of being deported. they are encouraging young people to turn out and get their

. >> bill: it would sort of be bringing the tea party on board, making it easier for them to like romney. reid wilsone is editor and chief of the national journal hot line. you can follow reid on twitter at hot line reid r-e-i-d. how do you think this is going to roll out, some veep rollouts have worked well and some haven't. some have fallen on their face. >> there you go. and the reason we go through all of the veep vetting process, is of course, you know, back when -- when -- what is his name -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> was the pick and just a few days later they found out he has undergone electric shock therapy, and four years later jimmy carter paid a lot more at attention to which candidate he would select. so now the veep process is a long drawn-out affair and ends in people handing over a whole bunch of tax returns which is an irony. so i expect it to be a barn storming tour, with them declaring themselves the comeback kids or the comeback team, something like that focused on what they can do for the american economy. >> bill: finally, there are three new polls out this week, all three of