arthur says both he and his wife are in failing health.in on probation until 2019 when she'll be 90 years old. if her oldest child, richard, had lived, he'd be 70 years old in 2019 when marie's probation ends. her other children would range in age from 69 to 40 years old. >> you have to do something to protect the kids. and treat the mother. that's what's important. that's how you save the next generation of kids.

arthur feinstein and meredith thomas are the two cards i have. >> arthur feinstein, chair of the san francisco chapter of the sierra club and happen foi talk to you again about this very important general plan element. and just recently remet with eline and had a cordial and productive meeting and we are somewhat encouraged and maybe even more than that that we will be able to work through this and i am hopeful we will get closer to a meeting of the minds and i want to talk about a couple of issues i didn't talk about last time and one of them sue brought up today in terms of the proposals and this is section 172, policy 172, proposal to prenew recreation, cultural buildings and point three and that is charter, so if we didn't follow, that we'd have real problems. and the problematic areas of site and why wouldn't we put a library on an open space and why would you put a library on open space? if you want ancillary businesses and structures, they should be zoned on the streets next to it like at golden gate park or lincoln and 10th with the bikes and stuff out on the street, not in t

welcome, arthur. >> hi, matt. how are you? >> good. douglas had hours to do their debates back in the day. tv time's a little tighter. we'll have to make a good start on this. >> all right. >> tell us how you see the mega debate shaping up between conservatives and the kind of left or center left in this era? >> well, these days the moral movement we are experiencing is, of course, the tea party movement, which actually sees the forces that are fighting against, or have fought politically against the pris traditional free enterprise, that characterizes our country under the ideas of our founders and under the ideas of our ancestors who came here to this country not for a better system but for redistribution, the very freedom to earn their success. the way i see it and the way most americans see it, perhaps the way you see it, too, a battle between people who want free enterprise as a cultural matter and those who bridal against it for which you have sympathy saying that it goes beyond american culture. something we have to deal with in

that's when two brothers, arthur and henry bell, decided to buy a small olive grove near fresno. they even carried on harvesting and selling olives through the great depression. no one realized it back then, but the brothers were planting the seeds for a multi-million-dollar business lasting at least 4 generations. >> just to give you an example, bell-carter's first canning operation was in berkeley, california in 1930. the company had 12 employees, and i think their annual--annually they canned about 7,000 cases of olives. come up to today's standards. we have over 500 employees canning well over 9 million cases a year. >> at the heart of the business is the fruit, arriving at the processing plant within 24 hours of beng picked so the olives can be sized and sortd. although the olives are initially green and bitter, they're soaked for days in these special contairs, and mixed with lye and carbon dioxide to turn theinto those familiar california black olives. >> they can tree ripen, but for the nice, firm, black, ripe california olive, we want the greenest, firmest olive we can g

>>shepard: thank you both, drew and arthur.g news on wall street, the dow is in free fall again. these are the lows of the session, a moment good morning we were down 4 percent on this day, everything we got back yesterday in a 420-point ride is for this moment, at least, gone. turmoil on wall street. there are new concerns in europe and serious concerns here in the united states that the economy itself is not being fixed and that jobs are not being created. jobs are the biggest problem in the united states of america, the credit crisis may top that in europe but here the problem is jobs. if you get people to work, people will spend, and they will pay their taxes and the economy will improve. that has not happened and it is not happening, the job situation is the core of all of this and the dow jones industrial average in the toilet. again. today. new details in the case of the american women missing on the island of aruba in the same town where natalee holloway disappeared six years ago. a man being held in the case denies any

arthur's argument has zero merit.upporting his client's theory? >> you puritanical guy, you. >> entrapment? entrapment? megyn: the prosecutor said something like this is the worst, he says this is one of the most deplorable legal practices i've ever heard of. this is a senior deputy da down there. >> i don't know all of the facts like the prosecutor does, but what i'm reading is that nobody forced this guy to drink, and his argument that it's entrapment has to be that he committed some offense, he was induced to commit an offense that he otherwise wouldn't commit. >> so? >> why does that not have any merit? he has been drunk driving in the past with arrests, his own children complained that he's driven drunk, there were l alcohol containers in his vehicle. i don't know, arthur -- >> okay, mark, let's break it down to the bare bones here. a woman, a young, attractive woman showing her breasts, admitteddedly showing her breasts -- >> you love to say that word, don't you, arthur? >> >> let's go to the hot tub. megyn: wha

. >> reporter: arthur boon is the head of what he calls oakland's volunteer tree-planting department. >> we have a tree planting democrat. you are -- department. you are looking at three of them there. trees are beautiful. i spent a lot time around them when i was a kid. so i am stepping in. >> reporter: boon mobilizes volunteers. >> he's tireless but he also has a good sense of humor. >> reporter: and he handles the behind the scenes work so planting can go smoothly. >> this tree was somehow miraculously here for us to start to dig. it took a lot of work for us to coordinate with the homeowner. >> i feel a few dead branches in there. but that's typical. >> he walks through neighborhoods and should the tree be looking a billion woe be gone, he reaches out to the residents. >> i call them up. send them an e-mail. hey, a little more waller on your trees, please. >> reporter: he says of all of the work he does, trees elicit the most response. >> we knock on the doors and say would you like a tv? they say mommy, mommy, a tree that can grow up with me! you gotta love that. >> reporter: bil

it was done by arthur brown. designed by arthur brown, who came up with this concept. people thought for years that this, and i kid you not, and i know the chief will talk a bit more about some of the legacy and the hysterics and a lot of the rumors about what this was purported to be designed on behalf but i'll leave that -- and no, it's not what you were thinking. that is shameful, really. just not right. but the fact was there were a lot of rumors about this, including the rumors that it was filled, i kid you not, this is a true story, and if san francisco, all of you that love those san francisco stories will probably believe it, they thought it was filled with tomato sauce. it was a big part of the rumor and folklore around coit tower and that it had secret pipes -- this is a true story -- secret pipes that would be pumped into all the restaurants in the north beach area. >> that's not true? >> that's not true. >> see, the italian speak've of the house is -- speaker of the house is shocked to hear that may not be true. but it's again part of that narrative of this

it happened on a cul- de-sac on 79 and arthur. at this point we did not have any identification on the victim or suspect description. i did hear from the police department to see if the shootings are related. >> some breaking news on the domine strauss conn case, the sexual charges against him have been dropped. we have live pictures out of manhattan. this is outside of the courtroom. he is accused of raping a hotel maid. prosecutors asked today that the charges be dropped. they say they're too many questions about the allegedly victim's credibility. her attorney says they want a new prosecutor. that was denied. the criminal case will no longer be moving forward. a judge has just dismissed the sexual assault case against dominique strauss- kahn. and the ruling will not to place immediately. we will continue to monitor the live pictures of him leaving court. >> in another developing story, what is going on with art? at the civic center and upholstery stations, there were shut down. at least 40 people were arrested for failing to di

arthur holberg, arthur davis holberg what is his name? had this wonderful 11 by emma history of transportation of america. it is magnificent stuff and for 15 bucks it shows up at your door five days later. pretty amazing stuff. anyone else? please. i think the microphone is coming your way. >> i wondered if in your exploration of material available like the murdoch records here and other places you have been, did you sense that there is much else that that has not been discovered that some other writer might come along and say, i wonder what else is new that i haven't known about just yet, but that is yet to be discovered and written about? >> i think there definitely is. for example, one of the things i was hoping so much, i think there's a chance that he was baptized by william hargrove, the baltimore -- baltimore new church preacher in brownsville pennsylvania in 1806 or 1807. i can't remember which year. 1806, thank you. of baptism that took place in the river and there were 30 or 40 people. so, it turns out hargrove's papers are in t

the fatal shooting happened at 79th and arthur just after midnight.wo others were shot at 38th and foothill during a robbery. a fourth person shot at 54th and foothill. no arrests and no word if the shootings were connected at all. >> 6:58. it is tuesday. and it's a beautiful day. >> hottest day of the week. and we'll see more sunshine on the coast than seen in sometime. it's going to be spectacular but we have dense fog advisory this morning, looking thick out the door this morning especially at the beaches. we have dense fog at the beaches and inside the bay. temperatures under mostly sunny skies this afternoon, 90s showing up in the valleys. plenty of 70s inside the bay, even some 80s at the santa clara valley. patchy fog at the coastline, temperatures into the 60s. we'll cool down a little on wednesday and thursday before warming up headed into next weekend. >> that sounds good. >> going to be great. >>> you don't center to be a sports fan to -- you don't center to be a sports fan to appreciate this triple play. you have to see it to believe it. o

arthur holberg, arthur davis holberg what is his name?had this wonderful 11 by emma history of transportation of america. it is magnificent stuff and for 15 bucks it shows up at your door five days later. pretty amazing stuff. anyone else? please. i think the microphone is coming your way. >> i wondered if in your exploration of material available like the murdoch records here and other places you have been, did you sense that there is much else that that has not been discovered that some other writer might come along and say, i wonder what else is new that i haven't known about just yet, but that is yet to be discovered and written about? >> i think there definitely is. for example, one of the things i was hoping so much, i think there's a chance that he was baptized by william hargrove, the baltimore -- baltimore new church preacher in brownsville pennsylvania in 1806 or 1807. i can't remember which year. 1806, thank you. of baptism that took place in the river and there were 30 or 40 people. so, it turns out hargrove's papers are in th

arthur holberg, arthur davis holberg what is his name? had this wonderful 11 by emma history of transportation of america. it is magnificent stuff and for 15 bucks it shows up at your door five days later. pretty amazing stuff. anyone else? please. i think the microphone is coming your way. >> i wondered if in your exploration of material available like the murdoch records here and other places you have been, did you sense that there is much else that that has not been discovered that some other writer might come along and say, i wonder what else is new that i haven't known about just yet, but that is yet to be discovered and written about? >> i think there definitely is. for example, one of the things i was hoping so much, i think there's a chance that he was baptized by william hargrove, the baltimore -- baltimore new church preacher in brownsville pennsylvania in 1806 or 1807. i can't remember which year. 1806, thank you. of baptism that took place in the river and there were 30 or 40 people. so, it turns out hargrove's papers are in t

i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is eat up bugs. that is not very wicked. so what? by wicked, what i mean is that they are poisonous, dangerous, deadly or immoral or maybe illegal or offensive or awful in some way. i am in the profession of going around and interviewing botanists, horticulturalists and plant scientists. they all seem to have some little plant tucked away in the corner of a greenhouse that maybe they weren't supposed to have. i got interested in this idea that maybe there was a dark side to plants. >> the white snake root. people who consumed milk or meat from a cow that fed on white snake root faced severe pain. milk sickness, as it was culled, resulted in vomiting, tremors, delirium and death. one of the most famous victims of milk sickness was nancy hangs lincoln. she died at the age of 34, leaving behind 9-year-old abraham lincoln. he helped build his mother's casket

and also his father, arthur figueroa, accused of perjury for lying to the grand jury. the shooter giovanni duarte was arrested last week. here is the police chief on the case. >> there is not one defining moment in the case but again months and months of just good, hard work and good hard work in making the case. >> i think we want the community to know the victim's families to know, we are not going to give up. we will solve them. >> reporter: as for a motive, they suspect it is a turf war between gang members and they say there were 5 people in the shooters' car that night. rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>> quick peak, tuesday we will wake up to morning clouds but lots of sunshine, hottest day of the week tomorrow. wednesday and thursday it will cool down by friday and saturday it will warm right back up. highs for tomorrow. upper 80s for santa rosa. napa 94. 74 for downtown san francisco. 82 through hayward and mountain view. 99 livermore. and 98 expected in morgan hill. 89 for san jose. we will have your full forecast coming up, we are going to take a quick break. hi.

arthur ashe kids day was canceled on saturday. it didn't come through as badly on the u.s.heduled yesterday. >> so the women's final will be sunday. the guys on monday. who do you like in the women? >> the women's, i like serena williams. she's a clear favorite right now even though she's only been back on tour a couple of months and on the men's side, novak jokovich. unbelievable. >> he has been a machine. >> he is a machine. it's so exciting to watch because for about three years, you know, he was number three in the world, right behind roger federer and he couldn't break through and now this year he's had a spectacular year. >> so you like serena and him so if i'm going to put some money in vegas, those are the two. >> yes, go for it! go for it! yes. >> time to go for it. which side of the court are you going to be on? >> i'm going to go on this side and we'll play with these balls that are a little more squishy. >> that's good. >> a little softer and these are for the kids that are 10 and under but they're good for you, steve. to get sfartd. >> is that right? >> so it's

anthony figueroa and arthur figueroa were arrested friday in the death of alex fernandez who was killed in a drive-by shooting in 2004. police are searching for three other suspects. they believe it was gang related. >>> missouri high school teacher is suing the state in a disfute over facebook. a new law that prohibits teachers from contacting students violates her constitutional rights. she says the way the law is written she can't even contact her own children. they passed the bill to protect children from sexual abuse in schools. the aclu says there are better ways to protect students. >>> you want to live a long, healthy life? get married. that's right. a study found that single men have a 32% greater chance of dying young than married men. for women, the chances are 23% greater. researchers say the reasons are lack of a support network and healthcare and reduced earnings. >>> my husband is saying, you are killing me. [ laughter ] >> you are killing me. [ laughter ] >> you think i am kidding. this is our weather camera. capturing the fog that is pushing into the city of san francis

he was killed at 79th and arthur just after midnight. no arrests.he cops are also looking for three robbery suspects who shot two people at 38th and foothill around 11:30 last night. about 40 minutes later another person was shot at 54th an foothill. >>> weekend violence has the san francisco 49ers planning to tighten controls over fans at future games. stephanie chuang at candlestick with the changes. i guess they all kick in this weekend. >> reporter: they do. i know you were here on saturday for the battle of the bay game. you might not be able to see any more of these games for a while and that's because the 9ers are looking to suspend them. the raiders say they will consider it. this is sparked by the saturday night violence which also led the 9ers to kind of make changes to the rules here at candlestick park. now, the video shows fans fighting during the game. a man was knocked unconscious in a restaurant and two others shot after the game these. three victims are in stable condition. that's the good news. but violence has pushed the 9ers to c

[applause] >> is arthur fox still here or did he have to leave? arthur? [inaudible] [inaudible] los.. >> decades and did some great work on behalf of the battles involving the abuse of international powers and other violations of the land of griffin act. arthur? [applause] >> all right. we have somebody approaching the mike or or -- david. >> yeah, my name is david, i'm here from seattle, i flew in for a postal workers conference, or union, today i got all dressed up and my fellow postal workers, we visit the house of ill repute. after which we went to the senate. [laughter] >> so my question is -- sort of a comment. i guess the big deal about the change in the labor movement around the emergence of, you know, john sweeney, that election back many years ago and andy stern becoming a big leader and sciu was the whole realization that labor had organized. real basic idea. organize, organize, organize, sciu was admired from afar. they did organize lots of workers. somehow, somewhere things went wrong. how did it go wrong? what was wrong with the model? is it

my rascal son right in the center, pretty boy, charles arthur floyd. it's not brand new, it was published many years ago but, unfortunately, it's been out of print until now. until now meaning my editor, probably the best nonfiction editor in the country, moved from st. martins, my old house, to norton. a great house, by the way, norton. and he brought "pretty boy" back. and it's important to me because it was the second of my three pulitzer prize nominations. it's a book that definitely needs to be back in print, and it has been optioned as, for a major motion picture as has my more recent biography of billy the kid. billy the kid: the endless ride, another norton title. so i'd be remiss if i wouldn't share with you at least a spoonful from this rascal son, from charlie floyd who hated to be called "pretty boy." this is really a social history. where this book ends, steinbeck's immortal "the grapes of wrath" begins. so you go from nonfiction to fiction. so if you've read "the grapes of wrath" which i assume you have at least once and are planning to r

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i am representing arthur and the les paterson -- eleaslouise patterson. several components are embedded in a revised set of architectural drawings on august 16. we adhered -- we are here to request the board take jurisdiction of the permit and require dbi to approve those drawings as a permit of conditions. specific changes from the permit under appeal include the following. as shown on the overhead. the skylight has been reduced considerably in height. the skylight that covers a stair penthouse, a skylight 5 has been trumped in its footprint and reduced in height. there is an agreement that as a result of the infill of the allied court on the respondents property, they will paint the walls abutting the light court in a reflective color. there are restrictions that would cast clear offside. in terms of elevation, they have a black line shows to the heights of the skylights that were approved and under appeal. the yellow highlights show what the parties have agreed to in terms of height. if the board has any questions, we would be happy to discuss it. >> a

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