anthony foundation. they have given san francisco and st. anthony's dining room a place where all are welcome just as they are. as we mark this special day for st. anthony's, i now invite father john harden, now the provincial for the order and the president of our board of trustees. father john. [applause] >> ok, linda, you can start your clock to see how long it is going to take. [laughs] before i start crying. christina olague is here with us, and other supervisor just came in. [applause] 26 years ago, this was my room right here. and i had the privilege of -- i hope uyo -- i hope you're not taking me, because you can cut it. i was living here with father tom was the little that i know when i was living with father alfred that i would be following in his sandals, not his footsteps. i had so many wonderful conversations. this was a genius, and he had more ideas than carter had pills. his nephew joe is with us today, and he can vouch for that. his model was you visualize, organize, dubie dies, and supervise. i said, then you agonize. he said

anthony's foundation on this historic day in san francisco. i regret that i am and able to join in person today as you serve the last re in the original dining room. i had the honor of serving the 37 millionth -- as intent and is, and i served it to a veteran. a quarter of st. antony's guests each day are our veterans who have proudly served our country. i find at st. anthony's provides nunnelee great food but offers hope and inspiration for the people of san francisco who are facing economic and personal difficulties. i am proud and honored to serve as the st. antony's spokesperson in the public phase of their capital campaign. let me throw out the first pitch to everyone in san francisco and say, let's be part of the miracle and build a new st. anthony's dining room for those that are so deserving. thank you to barry zito. [applause] please remember, st. anthony's will never miss a meal. we will be open for business. the giants and st. anthony's are a great team. thank you so much for supporting st. anthony's. be sure to wear orange, as i am

. ♪ knows >> the executive director for saint anthony foundation, honored to welcome all of you to thisfilled and ossetia's differ the foundation. for those of you may have been down in the dining room, today is a special day for all of us, especially our guests. in october of 1950, father alfred bodeker, a pastor just up the street, open the doors of saint and the 's dining room. he saw it as a growing need on the sidewalks outside the church. everyday folks were lining up, searching for food. he felt that handing out a sandwich at the back door was not a dignified way to assess people, and it did not help to address some of the core problems that those folks were facing. so he was able to acquire at the corner of golden gate and jones, an old on a body repair shop, and he converted it into a dining room. from the start, he wanted it called a dining room. and everyone that came to the doors for a meal was to be called a guest. all of the volunteers, all of our staff throughout the last 61 years and knows that we greet everybody who comes through the doors like we would greet somebody c

anthony's foundation's dining room opened its doors for the final time on jones street today. the nonprofit organization has provided meals to those in need since 1950. guests were invited to paint the walls, contribute to a time capsule, and as you see, even do a little demolition work. >> it's a place where you get to come and have conversation and bring, you know, get your life back in order and you find dignity. >> st. anthony's will continue offering thousands of meals a day in an interim dining room across the street. a new dining room is expected to be open in the summer of 2014. >>> an apology is apparently not enough. american service members killed in afghanistan in what the taliban calls retaliation. the protests popping up all over that country. >>> and those home made ball park signs will be harder to read at one bay area park. what critics suspect to be behind the a's sign restrictions. >>> and so much for a spring-like temperature in the 70s. felt quite a bit cooler today all across the bay. what does your seven-day forecast hold? we'll tell you, coming up. ,,,,

the anthony's foundation dining room opened the doors for the final time today. the nonprofit organization provided meals for those in need since 1950. guests were invited to paint the walls, contribute to a time cap sole and do demolition work. >> when folks walk through the doors they know they are welcomed and accepted as they are and we always welcome them back and want them to -- whatever they need to help them get back on their feet again. >> anthonys will continue offering thousands of meals each day and an interim dining room. a new dining room is expected to be opened during the summer of 2014. >>> as she said, it's getting chilly and real cold in the last day or so. >> i know. so much for the 70s. >> yeah. >> we saw, what a difference a week or a day makes. it was colder today. temperatures 10 to 15 colder today than yesterday. and they will continue to dip overnight. the temperatures outside right now mostly in the 40s. a couple of low 50s. 51 oakland and 47 concord. so across the bay, not too bad. 47 and 51 in oakland and 47 out in liver more but over

reserve so it all is the same old game and discuss it with me as anthony ran down as though director of economic research for the reason foundation anthony thanks so much for joining us tonight sir i mean what do you think in general right suddenly we have an insider trading ban in congress coming up the president mentioned in the state of the union sixty minutes did that piece but they're acting like they're heroes they're regulating the shelves it is astounding to me that we are two and a half months after this issue sort of surfaced in the mainstream news and people still think that insider trading rules never applied to congress in the first place insider trading rules have always applied to congress this stock does need almost nothing with the exception of you have to now be reporting every thirty days what you have in your portfolio as opposed to year it says some small things like you members of congress can't participate you know an i.p.o. prior to it going to going public but really this is a massive big to do about nothing are a lot of the break it down for us because i think of the general understanding out there is th

of lies being sold the solutions here to discuss this with me of anthony rendez oh director of economic research for the reason foundation anthony thanks so much for joining us and i know you like that one right what i call that what package lives i mean you're a degree and so what we have is a dismal set up it's like you know one way or another we're really screwed aren't we doing fine call me a pessimist call me a pessimist or we have you seen this leaked memo i actually i was i was watching twitter yesterday for news of you know something coming out of this meeting because it is a thirteen hour meeting between these finance ministers and hours upon hours of just waiting and i was what was watching twitter when the news when that story broke and all this is just getting passed around everywhere and basically what the what this is the story basically points out is greece is going to fall it's this this bailout is biding time you know i'm i'm a pretty strong peasant is that this is well this is it is in a you know really we knew this even before this report came out but it is sort of like solidifies that with the numbers

anthonys, the foundation' dining room opened its doors for the final time yesterday.profit has provided meals to people in need since 1950. >> now they are offering meals at a dining room across the street and it's expected to open in place -- well, by 2014. >> and they got to take part in that demolition work. that's fun. way to get out your anger. >> that's it for this weekend, early edition. thank you for joining us. our next news cast is at 5:30 on cbs 5. >> enjoy the rest of your sunday.

discussed as it may have and he ran down as though director of economic research for the reason foundation anthony thanks so much for joining us tonight are you like that one right i'll say what package lives that mean you're angry and so it really is a dismal set up it's like you know one way or another really screw very very. fine call me a pessimist and i'll be a pessimist so we have you seen this week and i actually i was i was watching twitter yesterday for news of you know something coming out of this meeting because it is a thirteen hour meeting which means finance ministers and hours upon hours just waiting and i actually was what was watching twitter when the news when that story broke and i was just going past every word basically. the story basically points out is greece is going to fall it's this this bailout is just biding time you know i'm i'm a pretty strong presence on this is well this is it is in a you know really we knew this even before this report came out but it was sort of like solidifies that with the numbers that were in front of the finance ministers who says going to def

anthony joined the provision party. a deadly idea in san francisco. liquor was the foundation of the economy. and >> anything that touched on the possibility of prohibition was greatly and popular. >> the first campaign was a great effort, but not a success. >> the war was not over. less than one decade later, a graphic protests brought new life to the movement. >> women's suffrage, the republican convention in oakland, this time it was the private sector response. 300 marched down the streets of the convention center. women were entitled to be here. >> joining together for another campaign. >> women opened a club in san francisco. it was called the votes for women club. if she could get the shopkeepers to have lunch, she could get them to be heard literature. the lunch room was a tremendous success. >> it was the way that people thought about women willing to fight for a successful campaign. what happened was, the social transformation increase the boundary of what was possible, out word. >> there were parades and rallies, door to door candidacies, reaching every voter in the state. >> the e

and anthony brand director of economic research for the foundation a guy's night out. we all have like a purple blue kind of thing going on to get the memo and some of them are really excited about that laser the retail whatever let's take a look at yesterday i was on your show talking about how sex sells and yeah ok with banning ryan air ads check out this ad that is for a gym in moscow. get it. that we did this. and that i don't know i mean as a man is that is that sexy or is that kind of. a mark or it was is if it was a commercial for walnuts then maybe it would be it's over there you know mark i'm not quite sure but that's that's that's not even close to some of the you know the sexy ads that i see come out of rush or europe i mean that's that's relatively tell for sure they do a lot but that's not even a case where sex sells that's a case where second doesn't sell who wants a night in someone's i mean there's just so many things about you that i would really love mitch group of guys that have. a very very small select group of individuals ok this is got really. ju

and anthony randolph director of economic research for the reason foundation a guy's night out. we all work a purple blue kind of thing seems like a little bit of a little we're really excited about that laser the results like whatever let's take a look and see yesterday i was on your show talking about how sex sells and yet it was banning ryan air ads write a check out this and that is for a g.m. in moscow. yeah. yeah but i don't know i mean as a man of. that kind of. my quote was is it as if it was a commercial for wal-mart's that maybe. i'm not quite sure but that's that's that's not even close to some of the you know the sexy ads i've seen come out of rush or i mean that's that's relatively tell purser they do a lot but there's not even a case where a sex sells i think it's worth that doesn't sell who wants a night in someone's i mean there's just so many things about the little. niche group of guys. but very very small select and. ok this is really. about. this one is a crazy conspiracy theory is really if that were to get through yesterday but this woman pay for it there i

student debt to the housing crisis so here to test this guy with me is anthony ran down there economic research for the reason foundation and eric thompson senior editor senior editor at the atlantic thanks for trying to get the words aren't coming out right so in that case let me not talk and let's just go to rick santorum and it all really started over something he said a couple of years ago but you know when you're somebody who starts to suddenly gain in the polls who scarily might have a chance of winning certain states in a presidential election then the things that you said in the past start coming back to haunt you except for he doubles down so take a look at what he said about religion in the separation of church and state this weekend. you have also spoken out about the issue of religion and politics and early in the campaign you talked about john f. kennedy's famous speech to the baptist ministers in houston back in one thousand nine hundred years if you had to say. that speech has been ready as you know by millions of americans it seems were echoed in part by mitt romney in the last campaign why did it make y

correspondent christine for sal and anthony rendez own director of economic research for the reason foundation thanks you guys. so herman cain is to make an appearance and have a few things to say like everyone else did the pack about how liberals are the worst or the cancer of the earth and blah blah blah but there is the way that he said it i think they deserve a little making fun of take a listen. going to be brain. ballots at the ballot box we most smart the liberals we most smart the stupid people that are trying to ruin america. so the stupid people are ruining america so we decided to take this moment while you have to just remember some of the moments about herman cain you know some of the things that we loved about him. and when they asked me who is the president you becky becky becky becky stan stan i'm going to say you know i don't know. if you. view china as a potential military threat u.s. military threat they've indicated they're trying to develop. the will to do you think i'm dumb enough not to study up on these issues i've been studying up on these issues for months. anyway thi

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anthony reports on a dramatic retreat and the fallout that may not go away. >> planned parenthood's spokesperson is excited now that the susan g komen foundation reversed its decision to cutoff funding to the planned parenthood chapters across the country. >> we are thrilled that the komen foundation reversed its decision. a key piece of what planned parenthood does ishealth and brr screenings. >> we have never been asked to fund planned parenthood. >> the executive director of the bay area foundation. she says komen doesn't currently provide funding to planned parenthood in the bay area. >> we are not directly affected by what the original alleged policy was. >> earlier this week, the national common foundation created a firestorm by announcing it would no longer donate money to planned parenthood. planned parenthood was the object of a congressional investigation. >> it has been a very rough few days. >> the bay area komen board says the local chapter objected the cutted funding. >> it has been totally taken over by this, and i think our reputation has been damaged. >> besides the angry calls and e mails, at least one local organization has decided to gi