worked with alice. alice had a leg problem, she -- she d her legs, she was indulgent with alice.lice said i'm not going to go boarding school, so her step mother gave into that. as alice got older, i think she as seeking attention that she never ever had. so to find that attention, couldn't quite get it from her quite get it 't from her step mother. sibling, it from her alice looked on a bigger stage for that. nce alice began to cross the lines of propriety as edith saw them, their relationship became strained. >> was there a difference with the way she treated her own versus the way -- >> she preferred ethel. alice knew that. i think alice was strong willed, had been a little spoiled by would her grandparents buy her anything. willed, edith ng would have preferred a little more pliant, little traditional daughter. had one. no one seemed to talk to alice about her mother's death. t.r. was never willing to explain to her why she had a different mother. olson on twitter, what was the relationship bammy, t.r.'s and sister that's a political t.r.s. nte of >> he had a lighthouse where

to that end, in 2011, alice griffith public housing was awarded $35 million. the redevelopment agency as a commitment to an implementation of the transformation plan which is required under the cni grant. further they agreed to be responsible for the implementation of the neighborhood component. the developer identified and agreed the senior housing project would be /tpauz one phase one of the alice griffiths development who may want another housing option. all the alice griffith housing units will be placed on site, any qualified residents who want to live off site will be prioritized to live at the senior project site. and typical with various affordable funding sources, ocii funds, tax credit equity, tax exempt bonds, iig, which is infill and infrastructure grant funding. the population who will live at the senior housing ing development are seniors aged 55 years and older. if must believe at or that would be $35,450. 37 of the units will be targets at or $21.250 for a one person household. all 120 affordable housing units will have the residents paying no

thank you alice huffman. and i remember her smile charming my colleagues in the judiciary committee when they challenged her why are you here representing the western conference of the naacp and she looked them straight back and said, "our mission is to fight for civil rights. equal marriage rights are civil rights." i want to extrapolate on some of the history that alice shared with us a little earlier. yes, i've seen waters working with willy brown in the state assembly at that time, led california to divest its billions of dollars of vest /-pl in south africa, but prior to that it was governor george on his seat at the university of california who led the university of california to first divest its funds in south africa. and whereas we see yesterday some very unfortunate partisan comments as a result of barack /o bam obama living the spirit as he shook the hands of castro on a public stage. from the university of california, to the state legislature, to the city and county of san francisco, it was our boa

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i said there is pretty alice. i incorporated that into the chapter pretty alice. john boehner majority leader and barry jackson worked for karl rove. what ended up being happening she was criticized by tom levine. and the other part to it was she had been part of this cover up of torture. her appointment was basically in trouble. at some point in time when john boehner in august called me issue -- and cut a deal with me. he said i had 24 hours to consider this deal. that in fact, i would be able to get a job comparable to the salary i made in congress and he would help me raise legal defense money to put this behind me if i pulled out of the election. they then would get it a replacement which congressman boehner named -- >> what year was this? >> this was in 2006 in august. i had 24 hours. i remember john boehner saying if you don't accept this deal in 24 hours, it's off the table, we won't have this deal again. i called within 24 hours and i said fine. i'll take the deal. comparable salary, you find me a job and you help me raise legal defense money to fight thi

alice runs the program out of the center. she admits small can also be parochial. >> you can see local currency as isolationist. >> reporter: protectionist. she hardly sees it represents a threat to global trade. >> we used to have local currencies everywhere. that is what we would like to see again is regional currencies that work for their region and then a national currency. >> reporter: in a remarkable apt application of the phrase -- in france [ speaking foreign language ] while thinking globally we were acting locally and more interested in the curren currency of berkshire county. first stop the magic flute, a local ukulele manufacturer. >> we took the trees down and kiln dry the wood. >> reporter: co-owner a woman some might describe as from an earlier era. >> we have been able to find wood. and in our new violin we use an injection molder here. >> reporter: the magic flute pays in berk shares for the parts to make the instruments. >> we sell all over the world but hire local people. it is good for our country to keep

it's wonderful to have alice here to talk about what they're thinking. alice (clapping (clapping.)ow about another shout out for doug and registration. job well done. i'm alice rodriguez i manage the banking team and on behalf of my colleagues again congratulations and welcome to everybody. you know, at that time when small businesses are important to the economic growth to the city and the country this is the kind of stuff we're provide to be participating at y public works morgan. we're trying to understand how we can help spur that economic growth. we're proud of the $250,000 gift it's going to support allow some disadvantaged youth to come in and see the imperial spirit. we see our partnerships and wish you all the luck. thank you. (clapping) >> now we only have two people special guests we want to say a few words were this gentleman is from milwaukee to talk about his experience. explaining >> again, thank you for veil having me out and congratulations for a wonderful opening p i work to general electric. the relationship we've had with uc sf and san francisco is a long time a

then because of the infusion of choice neighborhoods and the connection to /alg alice griffith, that's first and then the rest of the order. >> while we're on the subject, if we can i guess, begin to have the conversation around just this whole lottery system. i know that we have discussed this many in the past and we had an update, but it seems as we begin the transfer of these assets, we have a system that's inefficient and i don't know how to address, but i think there should be some type of consideration made, again, as we begin to transfer these assets, it's our duty to make sure that the right folks get into these units and it would make no sense to transfer as assets with a broken system. >> thank you. actually to that end, we have kathy davis who's the executive director of bay view hunters point and she is probably the single most successful person outreaching to our certificate of preference holders. she started working with the bridge housing, she continued it with the mary helen rogers development and now she gets to do it with our own development. i'll let her talk about h

alice the elephant is a time-traveling pachyderm who's not a republican pachyderm. he is a 4 to 8-year-old universal pachyderm, okay? [laughter] and we were at a costco saturday signing books, and if you had seen these little kids, we have somebody who plays alice. if you had seen these little kids running up to alice, you'd have understood exactly why she invented this character. but her goal has been, first, to talk about all of american history and then to talk about the colonial period and now yankee doodle l dandy, to talk about the american revolution, and she's already beginning to work on a book for next year which will be called from sea to shining sea in which alice helps lewis and clark go to the pacific. and her goal -- and this is, by the way, very hard. "breakout" is my 27th book, and i can tell you that watching her write the ella series, when you have to take facts -- and we're in a small c sense conservative in that we actually want our history books to be factual which is, i think, a very useful model. [laughter] when you have to take a set of fact

pascua es importante en la cultura y seguirán cultivándola. >> transmitiendo en vivo, yo soy cruzcaya alicei detalles de esta y otras noticias en breves instantes al volver de la1 >> y ahora nos vamos a una pausa pero al volver en breve a noticias univision 14 veremos si detalles de esta y otras noticias en breves instantes al volver de la >> >> y ahora nos vamos a una pausa pero al volver en breve a noticias univision 14 veremos si comer nueces crea alergia después en sus bebes. >> además toda la información deportiva al volver. >> ♪. ♪ rumbo a target salgo ya. ♪ por todo lo que me olvidé comprar. ♪ ♪ así festejo yo. ♪ ¡envuélvelos! juguetes, regalos y más. ♪ ♪ mi lista completa está. ♪ así festejo yo. >> las mujeres que comen nueces o cacahuates en el embarazo pueden estar tranquilas pues sus hijos no van a ser alérgicos según investigación de organización sin fines de lucro. pues no ven diferencias entre quienes comen y no comen en su embarazo. en el nuevo año es importante dar incentivos sanos a sus hijos como lavarse las manos después de ir al baño lavarse los dientes al menos dos vece

and alice griffin i get we'll see you over the next few years a remarkable vision. and you'll see this around the country this is not just something we should do. there are some say we can't afford to do that and i say we can't afford not to do this. every time we do this $22 million is returned to taxpayers. why? because kids grew up and they can contribute to society crime goes down and school performs get better before they actually save money in the long run for taxpayers. so alice will be the next one >> we've been so inspired by examples like we've seen here, the president of the state of the union addressed announced we would be taking all the work choices neighborhoods to the next level throughout promise zones effort. not only are we going to bring housing and the education pieces bus the criminal justice efforts and health and human services with clinics and bring all the pieces together and transportation mayor we heard about this today. all the pieces are coming together when this fall 20 neighborhoods will bespectacled as promise zones. that will be the

alice died in childbirth a few years later. he went to the bad lands depressed and thought he would never love again. the light had gone out of his life. he went back and married edith. it was a strong marriage. all she wanted from the marriage and her first ladyship was to give companionship and strength and the sanctuary tour ever restless husband. she said when she became first lady she had no intention of being a public personage and she wouldn't give her views on political opinions. what mattered for woman was to only be in the newspaper twice when you are married and when you are very. she left the first ladyship very much unknown by the party but very much known by her family. nellie taft growing up in cincinnati had ambitions from the time she was an adolescent to do something but herb father sent her brothers to harvard and yale and not she. she decided to start teaching to her mother's dismay. she decided she might not marry as a result. she meets a will taft and he adored her and really respected her independence. he

tremendous insights, and alice, we look forward to expanding on those. we turn next to stan dorn who is a fellow at urban institute. what do we know about past experience in helping enrollment in college programs, not just what we learned about maximizing enrollment, but broadly speaking, past lessons that could be applicable now and help us understand the process of signing up people under the affordable care act. >> thanks. we know a fair bit. we know it takes time. i'll give you an example from the children's health insurance program, which is now phenomenally successful in reaping its target population. and medicaid will enroll almost nine or ten eligible children. almost nine in ten, which is the high water mark of american social policy in these state-administered programs. but it took time to reach that. in years past they talked about disappointment in local participation. it took five years before they managed to ramp up and meet steady state levels. so we know it's going to take time. and the reason it's going to take time is that the aca is a

we've fund for example, temple rock garden at the alice grifshth and we've spent many, many years trying to address food secure issues we funded southeast alliance i'm sorry. south food access group. this work helps to us partner with the bayview farmers market several years we've served the opera. the local resident that were participating with the bayview family were able to have their community gardens certified as organic and it was locally grown fresh and organic. sorry. we provided nutritional educational opportunity & at the farmers market and through the nonprofits. we supported the effort to shut down the plant. i appreciate the hard work of the community resident in mcthis a reality. we supported several energy efficiency and energy projects we funded over one hundred solar installations in the bayview area. we supported green jobs along with the garden jobs we fund we supported some capital improvements for example, 11 years ago we funded the bayview community advocates and for solar training and their training of the now house it was a model house that have the parked next to

>> alice now earns ten times more money than when she was cleaning houses. has recruited hundreds of other avon ladies and tracks their sales on her own laptop. >> i'm speaking to avon. >> once computer illiterate, these women are taught basic business skills and they must make a motivational poster of all the things they want to buy. it's called a dream board. >> so first thing on here was to become an executive? >> yes. >> then the blackberry. >> then my washing machine. >> for alice the dream was sending her children to private school and she's done that. >> on that dream board, what's left? >> what's left is the house. >> is there any reason why i should think that you won't do that? >> i don't think so. >> economic freedom also means freedom from guns and domestic violence. and this is alice's business deputy, but not so long ago anna was selling hot cakes at the bus stop and being brutally beaten at home. you were in an abusive marriage. >> yes. >> what did he do to you? >> i remember one day he beat me with the ax on my back. >> with the ax? >> with t

alice. alice thanks to her. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. to sleep. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to bill i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to bait with gold. we're not going to drink what clearly is and is in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're wrong to do is say therefore any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be a benefit their only purpose is to extract as much money as possible to feed into the global financial system. with part of the geo political economic system that's extremely or split to do. first of all is a question whether mining should even be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's lives resources environment and soon will you know those are pretty serious questions mining is not a what a moment problem it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central amer

he married alice to the devastation ofth edith. he thought he would never love again. the light had gone out of his life. he married her. it was a strong marriage. all she wanted from the marriage and her first ladyship was to give companionship and strength and a sanction ware to her ever-restless husband. she said when he became first lady she had no intention of being a public person. she wasn't going give her view for the politics. what only mattered is be in the newspaper twice. married and buried. nelly taft had ambition from the time she was an adolescence her sent her brothers to harvard and yale. not she. she decided to start teaching to her mother's dismay. and she decided she might not marry. she meets young will and he adored her. it really respected her independence. and he made her his partner had his whole career. she's partly responsible for him choosing politics eventually instead of the judicial route he was on. she helped with his speeches and strategy. and became an extraordinary first lady in the few months she was there. activist concerned with wo

he married alice and alice died a few years later. he went to the badlands depressed and thought he would never love again. the light had gone out of his life but he went back and married edith and it was an extraordinary strong and joyous marriage. all she wanted from the marriage and her first leadership was to give companionship and strength and a sanctuary tour ever restless husband. she said when she became first later she had no intention of ing of public parsonage. what mattered for a woman was only to be in the newspaper twice when you are married and when you are very. she left the first ladyship little known by the public at large but very much known by her family. nellie taft growing up in cincinnati had ambitions from the time she was an adolescent to do some bring. her father center brothers to harvard and yale and not she. she just started to start teaching to her mother's dismay. she decided she might not marry as a result she meets young will taft. he adored her and respected her independence. he made her his partner i

i was getting at this with alice you have an issue over the identity.aker boehner getting mad at heritage action the freedom works because he feels they're undermining his leadership. you have a battle with the chamber of commerce saying we are not going to support tea party type candidates in the primaries. how does a democrat like robert zimmerman see this playing out for the republicans. >> here is the reality. republicans are immersed in the civil war. much like the democratic party went through in the 70s and 80's until bill clinton brought them together. the reality, i don't see much changing here, when the the smoke clears, you see republicans who try to work with democrats, for example, charlie crist from florida who tried to work with president obama. he was drummed out of the party by the tea party. -mile-an-hourkowski -- bennett. >> you like chris christie but if it's not chris christie, who do you see being the republican nominee? >> well, as i said we have a deep bench and i think that's the key thing. keep in mind, this poll is a great pol

alice evans, how is it they came to gettysburg and why this property? natural choice. they actually lived here before during the first world war. he was a civil war buff from childhood. that told him here. he was very interested in farming. he wanted to find a farm that would keep him busy in retirement. >> this was a working farm? >> yes, it was. charlotte after they purchased the farm he was sent overseas to work with nato. the house begins renovations in 1953. it was not inhabitable until 1955. >> how many days did they stay at the farm? a full year. after the presidency. >> this is the only home they ever owned. this was their primary residence. >> after the jfk inauguration, what happened? >> they got in the car and drove up in a turbo snowstorm. they get to the front gate and president eisenhower did the driving. >> we have been hearing about the color pink. there is a very pink room. >> this shows mamie's love of color. typical of mamie. this is typical of the sentimentality. she loved having her friends and family together. >> how original is ev

the car jacking happened this morning at 9th and alice streets to a 78-year-old man. >> was the victim hurt in the end? >> no, no, i think he's shaken a little bit, but i think he's fine. >> reporter: yesterday morning, just three blocks away at 6th and alice was another car jacking. residents who didn't want to go on camera said earlier this week there was also a street robbery of a female resident on 6th. >> recently we have seen an increase in car jackings in downtown oakland and we believe that those, some of them have been related to robberies. >> reporter: now investigators are trying to see if they are connected to this morning's crime. >> this is the holiday season. typically and historically we see an increase in robberies this time of year. >> reporter: after all the crimes, police are warning everyone to be aware of their surroundings, whether they are in a car or not. live in oakland, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2news. >>> investigators tonight are combing the high school campus where a young man opened fire today, just a few miles away from the scene of the 1999 columbin

and yes of negotiations then blondie oh four that is alice. ok on on iran there was a deal. preliminary deal with it so my new fear of what this you believe that this is also a good point and that there will indeed be a detente between iran and the united states the same sink we do know that the token you know that a charity who it is my personal point of view icing the tories genial a conference in january. and whizzing around you. we did charity we have done it breaks through. in the international resistance to some extent by because we understand that the weekend doing something naughty to eliminate this threat the wall to wall a picture to get the political settlement always come to the efforts in this way we do it justice. we are the witnesses told the two of the prison that a bomb. and don't stick to the states kerry. because of these ingenious that agreement it in and continue to. and we use it on. it could be a real geek very good beginning of the cap because we've faced a lot of global products and we can solve these problems only brings collective efforts now under

alice rogers. and rady ladel and john perish. and patrick vaentino and jamie whitiker. >> come forward. >> thank you, for hearing me again, chairman and commissioners alice rogers again, i live in the neighborhood and i also live in the neighborhood. i emailed you all and i don't know if you have yet gotten to my e-mail yesterday about a few additions that i would like to scope for this type of work and in one, i want to be sure that the air quality assessment does a major filter that is being considered as you analyze the technical and as you do your technical analysis. and in task two, on the local roadway, connecters, i would like to be sure that second street, fifth street, folsom street and beal street and brown street are included. and the regional freeway corridors i would like to be sure that this street, harrison street, and freemont street off-ramps are included. and the bryant street, harrison street and folsom street on-ramps are included and that you also be sure to include the evaluation of the bay bridge carrying c

john and alice and retelling inspections of the complex about twenty officials and expats from the group of twenty countries fell to six and then visit annie and encouraging overseas investments. instead into a chant of commons had nothing unusual has happened in the north south relations. mr monk suggests that the north is intent on proceeding with the cassava project begun test of turns execution. he said the joint complex in an important source of foreign currency for them no. germany is a japanese prime minister shinzo abe's cooking for me still an ice in light of china's growing demand a change to the tease. he screamed and southeast asia on the system of more closely with depend on security. not only does the haunting talked to mom for tea as a free nations. in this town that caused dissent is concerned about the defense identification sound. china's status astonished of the east tennessee. it turns to say that trying to change the status quo to the east and south china seas can restrict freedom of plans for us to action and intimidation i mean to say that the well known empty in a

what do you mean by the real target and alice?> it's a kind of convoluted story but we've had 50 years of conspiracy theories on the jfk assassination. and i think all of them are nonsense. i think we have to bring it down to the psychology and mindset of lee harvey oswald, the killer. and what i've attempted to do here is to go to the core of his motives for picking up the weapon on that november 22. you have to put two things together. the first is the attitude towards kennedy where he had absolute no animus towards the present at all. in fact, admired the president for his policies, but with john conway of texas who was in the car with kennedy, he had a long-standing grudge that had to do with the change in his military discharge, honorable and dishonorable. and he blamed conley for this because he had appealed to college to change back in 1962, and that hounded him for the next year and a half. and i believe he put the faith of conley on his frustration. so he had a rage and an anger against conley but no such an attitude towa

. >> american chef and action visit alice waters said we should return to eating local and seasonal food. >> you know, it's celebrating life. >> the owner of the world renowned restaurant is famous for her pioneering use of organic ingredients. >> we are part of nature. we depend on it. >> for deck caused, she has championed the slow food movement. >> the idea of eating in your car is something just uncivilized. >> alice waters, welcome to talk to aljazeera. >> thank you. >> you have said that food should cost more. explain what did you mean. >> well, i have been running restaurants for 42

[applause] >> gentleman right behind. >> thank you very much, sister alice. wonderful poems and inspiration. i love the lessons that you teach, such as the one about letting go of present. that is in the last thing that i really need to learn. i will admit -- i just want day, just say i highly recommend it. that tall. >> thank you. ..

so alice smith has three names. neither she does with and the name and she became famous with. and alice's adventures one of pictures that i of a businessman and her family live in your city. she was from a very young age a piece of work. and she's domineering. and she was bossy and bad tempered and egomaniacal. she was a handful she picked fights. even from the youngest age she was an individual with a face and she resemble the pekingese dog, but i like to say that she looked a lot more like petco. [applause] >> you know, she had a sense of this. one of these and domino the people who walks into a room and takes it over. and so so there she is, she's in new york, very young age. and she decides the only way that she is going to make her mark on the world as if she has access to some kind of money. and so she doesn't have anything herself and she settles on willie vanderbilt, who was a charming handsome playboy. and she bears him and she sets out on a course to become the greatest in the history of consumption. if you've lived through the last 15 years, you realize what are com

alice rivlin joins us now.ery much for being with us. >> good morning. >> what does the vice chairman at the fed do? why should we care somebody like don, roger ferguson -- these are not household names. >> know, but they were very capable people. it is important to have a good vice chair. the duties are ill-defined. they are what the chair once the vice chair to do, basically. i was vice chairman john toenspan -- i was vice chair alan greenspan. he wanted me to do administrative things at first. i became the administrative governor. i did a lot of traveling, mostly to europe. a little bit to asia. at that time, the central very frequently, more frequently than alan greenspan wanted to go there. i did a lot of that. >> what does stanley fischer walked with the job if it is so ill-defined? >> it will be well defined by stanley fischer and janet yellen together. i think janet is very lucky to have a very strong person if this happens like stanley fischer. i'm sure she knows that. it is a very big job, hearing hea

and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if the authorities discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having her benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking and things before the cost. i think people charlie. that perhaps now looking back. that. very little kid. to have been there and have to fear nothing and accept him and. possibility. lee and michael live in yorkshire but the heart of traditional england the coal mines then the big chemicals industry used to guarantee the prosperity of local people today one third of the region's taxpayers penniless. bilton its people apparently wealthy. it's expensive houses and for sale signs in this upmarket district on the outskirts of don't cast there's evidence of the crisis every twenty metres. this house isn't for sale but it is mortgaged and the shooter family fighting not to be evicted. this is joel father nigel and his partner kelly. a two hundred metre dwelling a big garden which a remnants of the past on

alice rivlin. >> same to you. dagen: "the new york times" casting doubt on al-qaeda's involvement in the deadly 2012 benghazi attack. others call that report completely false. >>> google's trying to make your car even smarter, and we'll tell you who the special person is that gets to push the button to start the countdown in times square tomorrow night. >>> and take a look at the oil market. oil to was trading back above $100 a barrel. let's take a look at gold because gold's had its worst year in more than three decades. whoops. ♪ ♪ dagen: yeah, we've still got the poinsettias out, what about it? merry christmas. i don't care if it's two days before the new year. [laughter] speaking of poinsettias, three stocks seeing red. lauren simonetti has all that for you at the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: yeah, it's been an ugly two days for twitter, down 13% friday on a downgrade and down again today. look at that, 5.5%, so twitter certainly losing some steam. you can see that cooper tire and rubber is down as we

it was -- alice did not like eleanor.e just did not -- she spread wicked barbed stories about her. she would say, well, you know, you can't help but feel merry -- feel sorry for franklin because she was married to eleanor. she would say that franklin contracted polio because he had syphilis because he was married to eleanor. so alice was, as my mother would say, a piece of work. and the way to conceptualize alice is imagine you're walking into the parlor and you're there for tea and she will pass the sofa and say please come sit for me and there would be a needle pointed pillow on the sofa and say if you don't have anything nice to say, come sit next to me. >> what was teddy roosevelt's reaction with teddy roosevelt's affair with mercer and how did teddy roosevelt feel about fdr? >> he loved fdr. admired him a great deal. wrote a very warm note to him but right when the engagement well nowhere took place and saying that you have many golden years ahead of you and this even you being president is nothing compared to making

taken to rid this world of inequality and discrimination, again, of the naacp of the west coast, miss alice huffman. >> thank you mr. speaker, to mayor of this great city and to our senators and secretaries and other s present, to everyone that came out this morning, i am so pleased that i got this call at 4 o'clock yesterday from speaker brown to show up in san francisco from 8 o'clock from sacramento. only willy brown can make you do something like that, get up at 4 o'clock, but i am really honored to be here because this is a great occasion. i do bring your greetings from the naacp where i serve as a chair, but i'm sure that many of you did what i did. we watched, we stayed awake and tried to watch that ceremony when it started in the middle of the night. i know millions of people were up, enthused to sew see all the commendation they were giving to nelson mandela. i must tell you, i felt like even though i watched it, i did my little thing with tv and i put my press statement out. i felt like something was missing in california. and so when willy brown called i was anxious to come over

and when the alice b club i believe they endorsed against heather so heather started his only democratic club which is the lgbt lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenders he started the city club. i had to go and speckle before them when i ran for the house of representatives it's in the hotel i remember he was wearing jeans and this big belt buckle and a blue don't ask me what i had for prevent i was going a wait for him to take a shot at me he trod me with grace and a lot of respect that said a lot to me about heather i think i was 0 and 3 against him. but everybody talks about heather and somebody said mark some woman didn't know who he was again harvey is an icon you'll not get who don't know who moscone is they think moscone is a convention center and most of us we call the moscone playground the if you happened to the playground. one thing talk about prop 8 but there's another thing coming down the pike they found out they're fighting against fair housing and started out migrants gay marriage and they thoutd told you they can't do much about that but now they're going against transge

we will also hear from alice weiss who codirects the project and who is our own urban institute stan dorn one of the experts on innovative enrollment and retention strategies in health care. tomorrow to ensure that it is a real conversation and not just talking heads we are delighted to have with us susan dentzer who has previously served as the editor-in-chief for health affairs and a very important and influential magazine and the health correspondent for our favorite news program news hour read one of bart board members is judy woodruff and it's a wonderful institution we are proud to have you here. it's my honor to introduce before we get to the panel one less person which is lori grubstein. lorries a program officer at the foundation since 2001 and she leads their work and is responsible for the foundation's largest programs covering kids and families. here at do we have a wonderful partnership and we are enormously grateful for their ongoing support of our health policy research and laureates did like to have you with us tonight. thank you. >> thank you sarah. on behalf of the

officers say a 13-year-old stole the vehicle from a 78-year-old man on 9th and alice streets. there was a his condition but again, just 13 years old >> investigators say a gas leak sparked an explosion this morning destroying the home. the man suffered just minor cuts and bruises. >> store used to be this small house. just before 5:00 explosion blew it 70 feet away. >> firefighters say flames were fuelled by natural gas the meet yes, spinning. power lines were down. the damage became clear. home walls were moved off foundations wind yeses blown out. and amazingly, the man still lives he walked with his dog. >> they got him on the stretcher. he was very jazed and confused. >> he had stitches to his leg and head he said he was doing fine. wefr one was amazed he was alive. >> incredible. >> fire investigators say there was a gas leak at the home they're trying to figure out what sparked this explosion. >> coming up a major victory for california high speed rail authority. >> also expanding into new territory. a provocative exhibit. it's coming up at 6:00. >> but, finally for now,

are serving alice search warrant at the home of a police officer as part of an ongoing investigation. multiple sources say that that investigation be -- involves a missing girl. >> police investigators are not talking but, they are coming through a first-floor apartment. playing closed officers -- clothed officers brought out items. routine investigation involving a juvenile lead them to the home of a police officer and they found a missing 15- year-old girl and drugs. the officer is from 7b. this is the second time that an officer has been involved. he was accused of taking nude photos of a 15-year-old girl. >> i am sick to my stomach. >> she said that the allegations were a blow to everyone on the force. >> we had a member of the community who came forward to tell us what happened. thank god. >> we do not know if there have been any charges. the word is that the police are not answering. we know that there is an ongoing investigation and we will try to stay on top of it. >> thank you for that. happening now, an officer 40 3rdd shooting at avenue. they were responding to a mental hea