rolf barchi worked here for 32 years and now the president in charge of the ford program. the 31st aircraft carrier that the company built in its history. rolf thank you very much for joining us. >> great to be here. >> talk to us a little bit. what are some of the lessons you've learned on -- learned on the ford program that are going to shape how you guys build kennedy and enterprise especially when it -- >> cost is paramount today. budgets are constrained so you have to deliver more value with everything you build so what we've done when we initially designed the ford was to put enhancements in the build process in that design. 3d product model was created. that allows us to visualize and show our craftsmen how to bring things together, whether it's a space you're outfitting or a piece of steel and forming the shape of the hull. all that did deliver good results to us, a lot more to go. some of the things we are doing, every piece of ford hull that came together or the compartment outfitting plant we have kept track. how did we do and what we we do different. we rolled

carl larsen park and james rolf park was given renovations, the money came after the giants won the 2012 services. the work included new grass and dirt and repairs to backstops and dugouts. >> without rbi, without mlb, without chevrolet, this field a few months ago, in the outfield, it was full of gophers. the infield had a lig lip where even -- a big lip where even crawford would have had a tough time fielding a ball at short stop. >> the rec and parks department selected these fields because they needed the most work to keep them safer to play on. >>> coming up at 5:00, we'll continue to monitor the developments in the philippines where a deadly typhoon is slamming in the country. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always here for you at ktvu.com, twitter and facebook. for tori campbell and everyone, i'm mike mibach. have a great afternoon. [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up, you gotta reel it up now,buddy. reel it up. [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a

rolf, come on. guys, it wn't my choice! i would've hired all of you!bor. - wel my day'sshot. - yeah, it's that weird hour where it's too late to start a slow roast and too early for a swanson's. - i got it. paintball. - oh, that sounds awesome. can we wait till i get off work? - [yells] and what are we supposed to do until then? - okay. - let's just go, you guys. - yeah. no limit on weapons class, right? - all right. i think that went well. so, uh, if you just take a look at this, and then that'll print out-- hey. meet your new desk mate. - what's up, good-lookin'? - oh, cool. hey, clark. - trust me, this is the least of all evils. it took me all day to pull this off, so you should behrilled, considering. - i kinda liked my old desk mate. - okay. i'm really sorry i told the guys i'd be there for the board meeting. - of course. - i'll call you when i get there. - all right. bye. - all right. take care of my wife. i will be back. [computer chimes] - hey, pam, i'm going to the kitchen. you want anything? - i'm good. - oh, hey, i'll take a coffee. - oh, i'

. >> b rolf video of, for instance, a train going through the mountains.n for seven hours or more. >> norway. what does the fox say? >> okay. they also had video of a woman knitting. >> for seven hours. >> lots of people knitting. >> goes on and on. hours of knitting. >> just hours. >> goes on and on with the knitting. >> 1.3 million tuned in to watch the knitting broadcast. >> yeah. >> oh, my god. >> a lot of people knit. >> it is soothing. >> i would like to watch people fish. that would be fun. >> i like watching fishing. i really do. do you? >> if i'm fishing and my kid catches -- >> if i walk by and someone is fishing, i stop by, like in new orleans. i want to see. >> how do you have time when you're so busy following bieber on his twitter account? the beeb biebster. >> i follow bieber on twitter and instagram. >> do you know why? she likes his abs. she wants to see pictures of his abs. >> i just want to cover because we have to keep track of these people on our show. >> what happened on "the voice"? >>> we brought them on our show. elvis did your lan

. >> miami dolphins own are stephen rolf said he was appalled with the hazing scandal hanging over his team and he plans to get to the bottom of the allegation that jonathan martin was being bullied by his teammates. he said he will meet with martin wednesday in los angeles. >>> novak djokovic maintained his title over rafael nadal in london. gives him his third career title at the season-ending event. >>> and just 17 years after it opened at the time summer olympics the atlanta braves are ready to leave turner field. a new stadium about ten miles from downtown in suburb awn cobb county. we'll hear more from the doll vins owner coming up a little bit later in the show. >> all right, michael thank you. >>> an al jazeera reporter found herself in a very dangerous situation fighting for her life. >>> and on this veterans day how america's newest vettes are getting a chance to succeed with the post-9/11 gu g.i. bill. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. here's a look at the headlines. secretary of state john kerry defending the u.s. strategy in iran. he

don't need to remember these therapies, but he underwent e.s.t., gestalt therapy, bioenergetics, rolfing, massage, jogging, health foods, tai chi, and eselen. trust your feelings, luke, was the advice given the a the climactic moments of the 1977 "star wars" and young sky walker obediently shut his eyes and put his faith in the force. trust your feelings as journalist david fromme expressed the spirit of the age. i'm sure you still feel this force right during mid terms and you want it with you. but anyway -- [ laughter ] >> coinciding with a sense of self, however, were demands extending group rights and liberation for women. racial miracial mine ti s /* /- minorities and homosexuals. conventional culture, established institutions and cut tomorrowa customary roles for women came under attack. in the midst of turning inward and the extension of group rights, american politics shifted to the right, culminating in the election of ronald reagan an avowed conservative in 1980. how as a historian, how are we to explain this paradox in which a culture which appeared to reject traditional value

underwent -- and you don't need to remember these therapies -- est, ga stolt therapy, bioenergetics, rolfing, massage, jogging, health foods, thai chi. trust your feelings, luke, was the advice given at the climactic moment of the 1977 "star wars." and young skywalker obediently shut his eyes and put his faith in the force. trust your feelings expressed the spirit of the age. i'm sure you still feel this force right during midterms and you want it with you. but, anyway, coinciding with the sense of self, however, were demands extending group rights and liberation for women. racial minorities and homosexuals. these demands often culminated in social protests, sometimes quite violent. and in the drive for equality, conventional culture, established institutions, and customary social roles for women came under attack. yet in the midst of turning inward and the extension of group rights, american politics shifted to the right. culminating in the election of ronald reagan. an avowed conservative in 1980. how is a historian to explain this paradox in which a culture which appeared to reject tradit

moreover, says initiative supporter david rolf of the service workers union: >> it's the right thingdo. right now, we have corporations making record profits but paying their employees minimum wage or not much more. the impact of impoverishing these workers who used to make $16 an hour in the 1970s and '80s has been the decimation of the economic base of this community. >> reporter: you mean, they used to make $16 or $18 an hour, adjusted for inflation? >> no. they made $16 or $18 an hour in 1977 dollars in 1977. >> reporter: but if you can't live on washington state's minimum wage of $9.19, highest in the nation, how do you survive? >> you end up receiving medicaid, receiving food stamps, perhaps a housing voucher, perhaps transportation assistance. one of our state senators asked the state legislative staff to calculate how much the public spends for every low wage job at seatac, and it's about $20,000 a year. >> reporter: in seatac, private benefactors also help, supplying free food at a local methodist church, for example. what brought the living wage issue home to reverend jan b

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renovations just wrapped up at two diamonds in the city, karl larson park and james rolf park in thee parks was given a $40,000 makeover thanks to the chevrolet diamonds and dreams program. the money came to san francisco after the giants won the 2012 world series and then the giants helped select the fields that would benefit from the program. >> really nice way to give back to the community. >>> let's check in with sal. what's happening in the south bay. things are improving. we've had a couple of crashes there. northbound 280 had a couple of fender-benders. we had the serious crash much earlier. let's take a look at the maps. the slowest traffic is on 101 from 280 to sunnyvale and you can kind of see it's going to be slow under the speed limit for all of the way until you get to the highway 237 area, that area there in sunnyvale. as we look at the santa cruz mountains. it's been a nice commute. prawrt is on time. let's go to live pictures. westbound 24. what a nice picture. clear weather. no traffic trouble. when up get to the toll plaza, a little foggy but the fog is lifted. stil

rolf stores, a discount. >> walmart and doug mcmillon taking over reins as ceo, 47, replacing mike dukeary 1. that's big news for the nation's largest retailer. questions why now, right ahead of black friday, why would you make a move like that? >> it's not disruptive for a company. it's a transition. we played a clip of him talking when they said they put him into international, he was worried about going and the ceo said you're a company man, you do what we say, we plot out your career. inside, i'm sure it's not. >> a lot of discussion is when the board meets. timing to when mike duke named to the job five years ago. investors paying attention. jcp, big winner but exit. >> for those who have trailed the broader market, there are few and far between one of the best years in terms of the scope of the rally in a couple of decades but what happens now with the jcp? do people look for bargains, harvest the losses. >> and the deflation driving through the sector, why everybody is in difficulty. that's a figure effect. >> if you're just joining us, here's what you missed earlier on. >> welco