i am here in support of agnes briones ubalde. i first met agnes back in our college days, san francisco state. dare i say 20 years ago. oh, my gosh, we are getting old. i have always admired her focused work ethic, her integrity, and her talent as a great communicator. i have witnessed firsthand her community organizing, in particular the south of market area, and as a proud filipino american, i have always been proud of her achievements with city hall and her overall talent to lead people and make right decisions, so again, i urge you to support her. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> supervisors, my name is

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we need -- agnes is ok. she would be a better candidate than having someone else, some clone, but we need somebody to represent the bayview visitation valley. there is a lot from here, and someone must know about the infrastructure, housing element, and so on and so forth. treasure island, with all the activities of tida that recently came before you all, so we need a candidate that needs to be astute. i love the filipino community, and i have taught for the filipino community, but this is about the housing element. this is about infrastructure. this is about the over $30 billion in the next eight years coming to this community and the experience that a candidate brings. if she is a fast learner, she can catch up, so let her do the right thing for the community, so i support her. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. is there any other member of the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you. i just want to com

it is not wireless facilities, it is confirming appointment, san francisco redevelopment agency-agnes briones ubalde. with that, if i may please ask the applicant to come forward. thank you. welcome to the rules committee. i see that you brought your lovely family with you. >> thank you. good morning, supervisors. my name is agnes briones ubalde, and i am really happy to be here this morning to speak on my background and experience and why i feel like this position on a commission would be ideal. as you may or may not know, i have worked in the past with the city and county of san francisco as a small business director for the small business commission, and i have worked in various departments within the city focusing on various department needs. i believe this commission is critical at this time, and it has always been an important and passionate part of what i believe in in terms of neighborhood transformation and change. i look back at the reasons why i feel like this position is bringing me back home in terms of my interest and passion. i have a background as a community organizer

i am here as a resident of district 6, and certainly, i really think that agnes

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. >> jimmy: agnes crenshaw. [ dience aws ] oh, angus.ightning ] agnes is his wife, and you know what that means. it's -- [ laughter ] - time for -- [ cheers and applause ] -- time for the lightning round. here's how this works, buddy. we're going to put 15 seconds on the clock, then we'll show you a bunch of guys one at a time, answer as quickly as possible. there is no penalty for a wrong answer. you get one guess per guy, so make 'em count. remember, for every right answer, you get $1,0 and a carton of grade-a penguin eggs. [ penguin screeches ] ready? 15 seconds on the clock. "name that guy!" >> jacob webster. [ buzzer ] steve johns. [ buzzer ] mark anthony. [ buzzer ] obama. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] >> god -- [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that was not god. no, that last guy was not god. you missed all of them for a score of zero. we were looking for in order, ffrey ponz, gat baldwin, pat jacks, fred "happy" benson, sandy krandall, and that last one you almost missed, would have been easy if you saw it, danny pumpkin. [ laughte

. >> space shuttle discovery has been delayed agn. it's the latest postponements. mission magers say they' travel tomorrow just after noontime. nasa has certainly n will sunday to launch discovery otherwise the it will remain grounded until december. >> so we are still in the glow of the giants' parade, world series victory. >> we're still in the glow of sunshine and warm weather. take look at this, another warmer than average day where we could s record highs. i do have a twist for the weekend. i have made the forecast a littlerier. i'll have details. >> for the first time ever, a special c.t. scan can save thousands of lives om the nation's top cancer killer. >> the reason that crystal palin had for not voting in this election. >>> a new recall. they ar recalling 23,000 infant car seats for faulty harness clips. they say the harness can break loose and be a choking hazard. they have received three reports of slight injuries. go to our website at www.abc7.com under see it on tv to get information on a free repair kit. >> 200 people have n jobs in san francisco tha

among the stories he has covered are the nuclear accident at three-mile island, hurricanes hugo and agnes, the explosion of the space shuttle challenger, the los angeles riots, and the oakland hills fire storm. tom also has extensive experience covering politics. he reported live from al gore's campaign headquarters in nashville on the infamous election night of 2000 and provided coverage for the bay area from the democratic national convention in 2008 when barack obama made his historic nomination acceptance speech in denver. he has been awarded three regional emmy awards, along with numerous other awards for writing and reporting. tom lives in san francisco with his wife and two children and we are deeply honored to welcome tom. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. thank you, karen. good evening, everybody. this evening, we have 10 candidates for district tensor president. the candidates are going to have only one minute to answer questions because we have a rot of questions we want to move through tonight. you in the audience will submit all of our questions virtually, as well as questi

. >> here we go agn. this morning, though, it's a bit colder. under this clear sky, the washington monument. it is chilly in washington. 40 degrees at national airport. we've got a very light wind this morning thankfully. otherwise, we would be talking windchill. it's down near or below freezing. northern montgomery county, as well as in southern maryland. look at la play ta. 30 degrees right now. charles, calvert, st. mary's, away from the bay near freezing. prince george's, low to mid-30s. farther to the west, though, it's dippednto the upper 20s. farther south and west and the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, 20s. and the mountains, bay, eastern shore. temperatures there in the upper 30s. and the view from space with this large ridge of high pressure that is just locked in place. and it's not going to be budging. it's going to be in place today and into the weekend, giving us a clear sky and some mild temperatures during the afteoon. but chilly mornings. sunrise, 6:47. sunset, 4:57. low 60s before perhaps 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. after

he was appointed to the board of permit appeals under agnes and served as commissioner for four years. he was a humble and wonderful man and worked tirelessly for his community. ralph will be missed by his family and friends, and all the community and all the people who knew him. i would like to extend my deepest sympathy to his family. his funeral service is sunday, november 25 at the mortuary. there will be a funeral mass at 10:00 a.m. at st. paul's of the shipwreck church. >> thank you, supervisor maxwell. we will skip over supervisor alioto-pier and go to -- supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madam clark. i have one in memoriam today for robert baragelata. he was a trial attorney for more than five decades and the brother of a late supervisor. he died after suffering a stroke. he was 85 years old. he devoted most of his career to representing accident becomes who claimed they were mistreated by insurance companies. he retired from the practice of law several years ago. his longtime friend and colleague said that the two of them were discussing an upcoming i

the democrats elected their leader and, agn, they've chosen nancy pelosi, though 43 of her own people, her fellow democrats, voted against her in that chamber. we have new numbers tonight about wh americans think about their new split government, with a democrat in the white house but republicans in control in the house. we're going to start off all of it with our keeper of the numbers, our white house correspondent political director chuck todd. chuck, in the house to start with, the new boss looks a lot like theld boss. >> reporter: in fact, the same four people running congress that did so before the election. reid and mcconnell in the senate, ehner and pelosi in the house, the same four leading things. of course, we have that title change. d in our new poll, we asked people how is the election sitting, how are the results sitting with you two weeks later? 61% still feel positive about the results, which gave, of course, republicans control of the hous that same number, 60% are very happy with divided government. that said, they're pessimistic that it's going to lead to much change

. >> i'm not sure if i'll ever go on a cruise agn. it felt like gilligan's island or something. >> i never seen hot dog salad or greebean sandwiches. >> reporter: michael hall planned thisruise for two years, but never expecd his food to be delivered by the u.s. navy, canned spam. >> we're going home. but the "reagan" was really cool. >> reporter: for ken king, who turned 42 today, the birthday celebration began last night with warm beer. >> yesterday they opened the bar and were giving everybody free alcohol, which made everybody happy. >> reporter: edward, a navy veteran, has been on many ships. he loved every minute. >> i'd go backomorrow. >> reporter: carnival cruise lines says it's refunding all passengers and offering another free cruise. but tonight, brian, passenger reaction to that offer is mixed. >> miguel, thanks for that. >>> overseas tonight, there is big news out of iraq where the u.s. has invested so much blood and treasure a still has so much at stake. after eight months of political deadlock, there appears to be a dea

[cheers] at miss welch -- agnes welsh announced her retirement. her final day will be december 6. >> hundreds converged and demanded jobs. the potential employees are part of a group. they were to give local employment opportunities and is demanding a fair share of jobs. >> the people are organized. they are ready and willing and they are able to work. they will be trained. when this job begins, we want everybody in this community to be able to work at this job site. >> 40% of those have prior construction experience. >> and mutilated body was found in massachusetts monday night. his father reported him missing. his stepsister said she thought tisdale was running away from home. >> definitely. i know that for a fact. a fistfight. that is what happened before he left. >> family members believed to teenager was in a car with two friends headed to boston. a man is recovering after he was shot in west baltimore. this happened yesterday on west north avenue. before that, a man was killed. that increased the homicide rate. no word on a motive or possibl

after serving the ninth district for seven terms, agnes welch has decided to retire. her last day of the year will be on monday praised what a stable and she has been. congratulations. well-deserved retirement. 47 degrees on tv hill. coming up, how oprah is giving a boost to the volkswagen beetle. >> some dangers whether touches down in the midwest. >> one of the most popular movie rental companies is changing the way it does business. with the changes will mean to customers. >> some showers are expected in western maryland. >> hitting at a town, now would be a good time. lots of lotions promised healing. this one actually does it. [ female announcer ] gold bond ultimate healing lotion. nothing feels like it, smells like it, heals like it. gold bond. this stuff really works. >> it is 52 degrees. we will see kind of a limited amount of sunshine today. the clouds will be thickening. let's check that out. some strong and gusty showers affecting western maryland. will not cross our area until later toy. a little light rain is possible. about a 40% chance you will get wet.

we'll begin with our live team coverage with pat collins once agn who is outside the d.c. superior court. >> reporter: after deliberating the days and two hours, a jure found ingmar guandique guilty of the murder of the chandra levy. as the verdict me down, guandique closed his eyes. and when the jury left the urtroom, guandue tossed aside his head phones before he was led back to his cell. ingmar guandique. guilty of two counts of first-degree murder in the death of chandra levy. the skeletal remains of chandra levy found in 2002. the 24-year-old intern had been missing for a year. for more than nine years, susan levy, chandra's mother, has conducted a crusade to find her daughter's killer. susan lev in the courtroom today when the verdict was announced. >> this verdict today give you a sense of peace? >> i don't know. the is always going to be a feeling of sadness. you know, i like the word that you used, a sense of peace. i've never heard too many people say that. i'm glad to be here and follow up on what happened to my daughter no matter how hard it has been for me per

over the next several years, agnes and i prayed for his release.reports that the vietcong were marching him from village to village for propaganda purposes, but our worst fears were realized when we learned he had been executed on september 26, 1965. i think i always knew it would and the way for rocky. when we learned of his captor, i told my wife, "i fear we will never see rocky again." rocky has a spirit that does not compromise. he will not bend, nor will he break. there will just have to kill him. later, we heard stories from the man he had been with in captivity, about rocky and his courage, his optimism and his -- the inability of the vietcong to break him. he was the commanding officer, or the ranking officer. and he was the man that was subject to a lot of the torture and mistreatment to try to break him in front of his men. the last time he was put into solitary confinement, finally put in this bamboo cage slightly bigger than himself and left away from his man, never to see him again. when the were walking out, being moved to another loc

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during hurricane agnes we were taken ashore in lifeboats while repairs were made and an extra day was all we got. and ann says it was an accident no one set out to derail the trip. they have a great story to tell. so if you want to weigh in, we want to know what you think. your two cents on today's hot topic. head to our wmar facebook fan page and leave your comment and we will share some of the comments throughout the morning's show. jamie. >>> all right. oh, danny boy dan he groh grew up two blocks from here. danny calvert hall and all of a sudden you become -- you are an army airborne. >> i was. >> ranger and then he becomes the past president of the friendly sons director of fund raising for the police emerald society. and president of the irish charity of maryland and that's what brings you in today. and we have a big irish festival going on. >> we do. 25,000 people are coming i believe. >> oh. >> a lot of music and great music all weekend. >> and starts where and when? >> 6 p.m. friday. >> yeah. >> at the palace in timonium. >> what kind of vendors. >> irish vennors with sweater

but if you want to get california moving agn, i'm ready. are you?> this is most amazing fivling ever had. you know. except for the birth of my 2 kids, this is, i can't even believe what just happened. >> first championship for this organization. the since they moved west in 1958. pirjs giants win the world series. the team and the fans go crazy. both in texas about and in san francisco. they beat the texas rangers 3-1 in the series taking it 4 games -- taking the series 4-1. they last won the championship in 1954 then moved west to san francisco in 1958. it has been just a fun night for the bay area. for baseball fans. even if you don't care about baseball it's terrific. we have more on the big win tonight a little later on in sports but let's press forward with other news. legal battle over arizona controversial immigration law made its way to san francisco today. key portion of that law were blocked by federal judge now arizona is asking the 9 circuit court of appeals here to reverse the ruling. we were in court and explains what happened. >> repo

worried about guys, here's the plan, how we're going to fight the oil, here was the problem -- you look agn at the response. yeah, we talked to him every ay. the frustration was getting a

over the next several years, agnes and i prayed for his release.ports that the vietcong were marching him from village to village for propaganda purposes, but our worst fears were realed when we learned he had been executed on september 26, 1965. i think i always knew it would and the way for rocky. when we learned of his captor, i told my wife, "i fear we will never see rocky again." rocky has a spirit that does not compromise. he will not bend, nor will he break. there will just have to kill him. later, we heard stories from the man he had been with in captivity, about rocky and his courage, his optimism and his -- the inability of the vietcong to break him. he was the commanding officer, or the ranking officer. and he was the man that was subject to a lot of the torture and mistreatment to try to break him in front of his men. the last time he was put into solitary confinement, finally put in this bamboo cage slightly bigger than himself and left away from his man, never to see him again. when the were walking out, being moved to another locatio

councilwoman agnes welsh retired last night after servinng7 sheerepresented district 9. >>> coming up or boarding aaplane, aaa is here with in insight into the ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ male announcer ] achievement gets points for living life. earn pnc points for your credit and debit card purchases. ♪ find out more at pnc.com/getpoints. pnc. for the achiever in us all. find out more at pnc.com/getpoints. ú >>> ring in the season. it may not feel like it outside, but itts time to start shopping for the perfect christmas tree. that's why you hould ead out to the festival of trees at the maryland's fair grounds. emily gracey is live at the hometown hot spot. it's beautiful. that puts you in the mood for the holidays. >> not only can you shop for trees, you can shop for christmas presents as well. we are lighting up the trees at it's 1 of the rees that hhs been designed. it's designed by phil, here. you are with an italian theme here. tell me about the tree. >> sabatino's italian restaurant. >> what is the spaghetti. >> the sppghetti is wire. my friend, cuts a whole and