today we are talking about grace center. it is a wonderful place that works really hard to help women of addiction and who are having issues in life to move on with their lives into their lives going. they're here with marguerite bartley and sandra munoz. they are part of the executive team and part of the working team that helps women do what they have to do. we talked about sister passion, and that you have not been without your celebrities out there. you have had roast kennedy on site or you. >> yes, they came to than three weird pictures of her. >> i think we have her here. >> she really was a great asset to come here. very interested in young women. >> we also have our mistress leg who was a big hand. >> he was a very generous person too many people in san francisco. somehow he came to know about the sisters and the work. he would come ever christmas and bring gifts for every person, every child, every sister, and personally give it to each one. >> as we go through the years, how many people could that have numbered? be

centers. the staff went through great lengths to give the a comprehensive picture of the to the cultural centers, both physical and virtual, and what the sources of that funding is. it is hard because there are different city agencies that do support the cultural centers. we are the closest to becoming a central gathering place for this information. we're giving a total picture of the past few years of the cultural centers, with their sources are, and what the total far. i hope that can help eliminate the questions you were concerned about four. -- you were concerned about before. supervisor chiu: i was told the asian cultural center and the queerer center was not receiving the same funding for other places and it has been difficult to get the data of exactly how much money is being provided to the centers. but we now have the data in front of us. in fiscal year 2011, the other centers i was referring to receive anywhere from 600 to a million dollars apiece. compare that to the clear center an

in addition to many other health centers throughout california. region 9, which includes arizona and nevada, hawaii, specific jurisdictions, and throughout the united states. i had the opportunity -- actually, i work just a few blocks away at the modern federal building towards market street. i must confess that my first visit to the south of market health center was in december when the administrator was in san francisco, and we had the opportunity to visit the old space or the current space, and the new space as it was being billed out. i must say, we were all just so impressed. i had a little bit of envy. reconsidering where i should seek my primary care. such a beautiful, impressive space. and though the recovery act has been helpful in making these expansions possible, and the affordable care act as well, throughout the united states, is contributing to expansion of the health center program, such that by 2015, the program which serve nearly 20 million people in 2010 will serve as many as 40 million persons by 2015. i am just so excited and p

this is the center of the mexican flag.ou've got the top of the egullet the bottom and at the bottom of the eagle at the top. and in mexico, distorting the national emblem and the flag is a dubious legal status. so we've decided not to risk it. >> we are back to the mexican version. what is this on the cover? >> this is a person i consider to be and most people consider to be mexico's foremost artist today. it's been an extraordinary mural for the mexican supreme court and these are five or six kids who are migrants. they are about ready to leave for the united states and lives on the bottom right hand corner the license plate on the truck says mit migrant 666. heitor realist things and these are six or seven kids with extraordinary days is about to leave for of subtitle of the book in the spanish indicates. >> this is c-span booktv. we've been talking with jorge castaneda, author of maÑana for ever. >> when i began working for the prospect they said it was probably one of the topics that i got the most interest in and the

the center here takes care of some 130 seniors. and you can see the pictures are up here on the wall. and the folks who operate the center fear that soon these folks will be thrown under the bus. >> four, five -- >> reporter: arlena vance has peace of mind knowing that her 85-year-old mother who is legally blind -- >> seven -- >> reporter: and suffers from dementia spends her weekdays at el sabronte's guardian health center. >> for my mom and people who need it. they need a facility like this. you know, the nursing, the exercise, everything. it's their home. >> reporter: the center's days may be numbered. the program was eliminated through lawmakers' budget cuts, and now governor jerry brown has vetoed a bill that would have kept the state's 300 centers afloat. >> doing something for a tiny subset has to be looked at when we're short of money. and when you're trying to do it in a way that will utilize medicare, medi-cal in the best way possible. >> reporter: peter baird, founder of the guardian adult day health center is outraged a

these pictures, they are at the civic center bart station. see this man climbing on top of one of the bart trains. he is pulled x bart workers. bart made the decision to shut down the civic center station. trains are not stopping there and we just learned muni is not stopping at civic center either. we have reporters on the scene, we will bring you the latest as we get it next on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. . >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> more on the developing situation going on right now in san francisco as chaos erupted inside the civic center bart station. you saw it liveright here. protesters are angry over a deadly shooting by bart police. we have been showing the protest. demonstrators crawled on to the platform. one man crawled on to a train. >> this unfolded live right here on ktvu channel 2 news. we are there live on the bart platform. >> the protest moved above ground. let's go to ktvu's david stevenson, he is outside the civic center bart station which is still shut

over 125 people had voted for their favorite rec center. all you have to do is go to our website, sfpt.org, and vote for your rec center, and the winners are going to get these gift certificates. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> entertain a motion. >> obviously, these are very important gifts to the department. my question is, how do we acknowledge these partners, these individuals, that give us these gifts? do we give them a sign ainge or promotional consideration, -- do we give them signage or promotional consideration, or do we give them certificates of appreciation? i want to be clear on how we thank these individuals appropriately. >> we have a number of different strategies for recognizing the philanthropic and corporate sponsorship that we get. the sentences go part trust in our print -- the san francisco parks trust and our own staff collaborate closely to cover -- together. everyone who gives to this department is due recognized

there's our center director once again, bob cabana, director of kennedy space center.bob cabana is talking with our commander, chris ferguson. bob cabana also has served as an astronaut on the space shuttles. [no sounds] [no sounds] [no sounds] [no sounds] >> rex walheim, and we see in the background, providing all the cooling right now. the onboard cooling systems are off. astronaut john casper who serve as our weather officer here in the fire room during lunch and has been responsible for conveying a lot of information, between our shuttle reconnaissance and mission control at houston. john casper also shuttle astronaut. [no sounds] [no sounds] >> the weather out on the runway is still very favorable. it's still cool, not as hot as it will be by late morning, in the mid '90s. just a few showers offshore moving away from the cape. and all of the activity continues to be on schedule to start a tow back to our processing facility, about 10 a.m. [inaudible conversations] >> you all probably can't hear me out there but i'm going to talk to the mic anyway. it's a great day

our emergency center and hamilton center and shelter services. >> reporter: so the need is enormous? >> yes, it isnor us. >> and we have seen a drastic increase in last three years. in 2008, there was 68 families and one year that number inceases creased to over 200. >> reporter: with the recession is over but you are not seeing that. >> most of the families we are seeing are experiencing homelessness for the first time. >> reporter: john you had a great job for a long time, tell me about that. >> i was working for the federal government as a revenue officer. i got sick and lost my job. i. she was ten at the time. >> you had to rely on strangers at the time? >> yes, i did. i received an ultimate made up at -- ultimatum that i needed something to do. >> reporter: you couldn't work because you were sick? >> exactly. >> reporter: how did you wind up at the center? >> i was working through a agency, catholic charities and you told them about my situation they immediately referred me to hamilton family centers emergency shelter where i occupied that space. i was given a chance by one of m

outside verizon center, a subtle sign.e though workers transform an arena into a solemn space for secret rituals. at least 10,000 buddhists will pray and learn here every day for 11 consecutive days. they will come from 46 countries. >> it is diverse and how important it is, people who are traveling all over the world. >> reporter: it's an annual event that focuses on the teachings of life. it also doubles as a prayer ceremony for world peace. his holiness, the dalai lama, will preside. >> just an amazing inspirational force and just -- it's such a privilege to be in his presence. >> reporter: when melissa and her husband found out the event will be medl held in north america for just the third time ever, they knew they had to be here, so they made the drive from new jersey with their 2-year-old. >> to listen to him and take home something that was missing. >> reporter: this woman didn't have to travel at all and lives near dupont school and ten years ago became a tibetan buddhist nun. >> rejecting ordinary conventions lik

bart shut down the civic center station for bart and muni.is point, people are having to get down to powell street to get on bart up and muni trains. at this point, we are being told as of this hour that people are now being able to get off at 6 center station although we have not seen that happen for ourselves. bart officials are now saying that you are able to exit at civic center station. there is a big police presence at several other stations including powell and embarcadero. protesters aborted its trains at those stations as well handing out fliers in regards to that shooting. civic center station was shut down, people cannot board at this location but trains are stopping for people to get off at this location. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> here in the delta of trail in pittsburgh, an accidental shooting injures a 14 year-old man walking along the trail with a 16 year-old friend fleet sunday before midnight. park police say the two young men had been drinking alcohol and firing a weapon in the air as they were walking along the trail. was

no one is being allowed into the civic center station. at 5:00, david stevenson was talking about how the commuters were upset. we will stay on this throughout the show and the evening and you can see what is going on on www.ktvu.com and we will have complete coverage tonight at 10:00. >>> look at something else happening today. was supposed to be a summer sleep over with friends but now one girl is dead. it has devastated her neighborhood. ktvu's john sasaki has been talking with investigators today who say they found evidence the girls were experimenting with alcohol. john? >> reporter: here at the sheriff's office, investigators believe they know what caused a girl to die. alcohol was like 3 blame. a tragic death that taught her friends a terrible lesson. daniel misses her best friend takeimi rao. >> have fun, stuff, be safe about it, of course, but just like -- we never know what will happen. >> harsh reality to learn. she learned it after hearing takeimi rao died at her house. daniel was increted but couldn't go. three other girls di

people have been confirmed dead the prime minister's office has been hit so people from the city center in the train station are being evacuated surrounding the city center and organization has claimed responsibility to help because of global jihad they claim it's it's a response to norway's involvement in afghanistan but they also warn but it's just the beginning of their campaign liz a sense everywhere around for example just just behind me of the train the entrance to the train station trains have all been cancelled oh there's armed guards at least with machine guns and soldiers all around walking all around the airport here and people obviously are frightened. just a little or spoke to hebron sureties editor in chief of the independent news magazine based in oslo his mother in law indeed was near the site of the explosion this is how he described what she told him she saw. all of the song there was this big blasts and people were screaming running around scared there was smoke it was just like. what we have seen for a. citizen around the world which has been attacked earlier we have

potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 months. group prenatal care is designed to give women the opportunity to bond during their pregnancy with other women that have similar due dates. our doctors here are family doctors. they are able to help these women deliver the

creation of a contract assistance center. previous comments tonight have talked about the fact that smaller contractors have been locked out of being able to bid on p.u.c. work and wanting ability for us to put resources to build the capacity of smaller contractors to be able to bid on p.u.c. work. increase in arts and cultural activities by young people has been brought up. support for community gardening as it relates to greenhouses and surrounding space and safety ca came up for almost everyone ranged from what people thought solutions were. but it was an issue that was raised. next slide is around the community. the general manager harrington described it right on point as, i think, from a p.u.c. standpoint the intent and desire is there to really partner with the community and partner with the southeast community, southeast community facility commission, on ensuring that the building lives up to the potential that was described in the mitigation and other documents, landing documents. -- planning documents. as we have go

story in the main news dominating norway's been shaken by double terror attacks tonight first the center of all those been hit by huge blast bomb and the blast damaged parliamentary buildings including the prime minister's office where at least seven were killed but the pm himself is said to be not then a gunman one of the shooting spree at a youth camp by witnesses report claims of up to thirty there that may have been killed police say they fear there may also be explosives in the grounds are says general logan is in oslo she joins us now with the latest details. what. the poor don't have a bring us up to date with what's going on around you what you've heard from people around you that. basically what's going on around the country is an increased police presence and this is in reaction to the explosion incident that happened in the center of all slow and also that shooting at the u.k. outside of the city so the already is are definitely on the alert at least here with weapons actually just making sure that everything is for a less safe we now have people that pizza place in the city c

the center. ground transportation authority is our city. halls is. it's. right center. that's the reason it's not an issue around each store. thanks for bringing us what you know so far we also got a news report through to police officers said that there was another package being found the norwegian broadcaster t.v. two reporting. that the police are investigating another suspicious package found in the sense of police have sealed off that part of the area we don't know any more details about that but just to bring you a little bit more about that news line that's come through in the last few minutes not in the city center reports according to the a.p. to get an a.p. news agency just coming through the police say they're sending anti terror police to this youth camp now outside although after reports of the shooting being heard their initial reports the shots coming from a man dressed in a police uniform not clear if he was a policeman or just someone dressed in a police uniform obviously horrifying for the children the kids involved in the. reporting of the swimming ou

the city center but there's a sense everywhere around for example just just here i mean the train at the entrance to the train station trains have all been cancelled. least with machine guns and soldiers are all around walking all around the airport here and people on a fairly operative. earlier r.t. spoke with the editor in chief of an independent news bag asean based in oslo he gave us this account of the song there was this big blasts and people were screaming running around scared there were the smoke it was just like. what we have seen for a. citizen around the world which has been attacked earlier we have looked at ourselves as a peaceful nation. even though we are in two wars in afghanistan in and in libya so people are rather surprised shocked. those say that people mostly on twitter feed certainly social. and trying to. jump to conclusions too early i have to say though the latest breaking news essentially that the police officer he was drawn to this can and. should be juve. he is actually tall and blonde and that he has according to the newspapers a norwegian works. so this

think there are just so you can see small writing on public transportation in the center of the city all while all dark it will all work or those injured are still in the building and that's what we've done your love got a bit of all news on that i can just in the last few minutes to follow them across the news wires see the a.p. news agency reporting that police say they're sending anti terror police to a youth camp outside old slow after reports as you were saying there of a shooting following the bomb blast earlier on the government headquarters a new site reporting that a man dressed in a police uniforms opened fire at the camp it says several people have been injured . as well police chief saying anti terror units are being sent to the camp of the outside the norwegian capital didn't have any other information at the moment of course as you saying this coming just hours after the devastation in the center there we're just looking at pictures of the injured so far the death toll officially confirmed as to judging by the scale of the devastation you see that especially in that gov

is related to the place in the center evolving in the center which shattered windows around the city. ok don't you know you had slightly bottling there with the public address system. is rather loud you got the gist of what you're saying. what is the mood at the airport the people you see the people you've spoken to. right the people at the airport being it's people who really aren't aware of what's going on there is no sort of. thing so you believe it is because this is worth using the nation or know. it was. god and. all eyes are going to his me above the din the what is happening the papal the arriving flights. where are they going to go because we're the. station is being closed. people are able to leave the airport and train they are able to take the train and then the latest news that you've heard is that the central station actually closed because this is basically at the epicenter of where it's all taking place so that it's no longer really an option people are aware of that are not already transport authorities got to be telling you about that but we also know that this other

center that must be preserved in its entirety. [chime] thank you for your consideration. president olague: thank you. sir, it's been three minutes. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am president of the golden gateway tenant's association. a rent-controlled complexes founded by washington and other streets. we enthusiastically support the community vision for reasons stated by other speakers. we are especially interested in preserving open spaces, preserving its existing community facilities and improving access to and from the area. i would like to add a personal fought. -- thought. we are expecting significantly increased traffic. including the plaza bordered by retail shops instead of a barricade of parking lots. we hope you will give this favorable consideration as you move afford in planning the future of the exceptional neighborhood. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, president. it is great to see everybody here this afternoon. it is groundbreaking. they hire a professional planning group and put together a plan

our center, the berkeley center of law. so you know one of our basic tenant system that community and law enforcement need to work together. it's sometimes different for folks not used to working together. sometimes our partners have told us. it's helpful to have an outside agency come and serve as a catalyst to serve the folks on the ground. the chief talked about the juvenile strategy. we have worked with john tores and the san francisco police department and other organizations, as the chief talked about. those who are most at risk. those are 18 to 24 years old. those are folks out of custody and were called in to receive the message that the violence must stop and it's community services giving the same message together with amount of service providers in the room. and again, the partnerships are really the key to that. one thing we have seen in the adult colin strategy. they have worked in a way they weren't doing before in term was co-case and coordinating. >> are you telling us, the call-in program, as it relates to

woman singlehandedly ties up an emergency call center. what she did that put everyone in danger. >> and... the force working against george lucas and storm troopers in a court of law today. >> and i'm sandhya patel. warmth is building. temperatures continuing to rise. how much warnler it's going to get in the coming days when i get back. >> and also tonight, game-show host alex trebek ends up in jeopardy himself. why he's on crutches now. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> it seems call of nature isn't helping to budge a gray whale stuck in the clammage river. rescuers hoping to get this whale who you have-to-move. it just didn't work. the whale and calf wandered into the river in late june. the calf went back to the ocean saturday. the mother is still stuck. >> a san francisco judge issued a tentative ruling that could strike a proposed circumcision ban from the upcoming ballot. saying cities and counties can not regulate medical issues. a pro moanent filed an opposition to th

now bart police have shut down the civic center station. they're not allowing anyone inside at this point. they're questioning those people who are inside right now. bart trains are not stopping at this station. and we're hearing that muni as well, they're passing through. the suspect we understand was taken to san francisco general hospital where he was pronounced dead. again, a very active crime scene here at the bart train station, civic center train station in san francisco. one suspect allegedly carrying a knife dead. that's it for now. live with breaking news in san francisco, george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you very much, george. >>> of course, go online to nbcbayarea.com for the latest on this story as well as tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 today in the bay. we'll have the latest on our breaking news tonight. thank you very much for watching nbc bay area news tonight at 11:00. "sports sunday" is up next. laurence scott. he is going to go to the ballpark and talks no, not baseball, but food, and how you can whip

we have also moved the new data center without incident. the hub and mainframe is in production with no missed court calendars and data quality has improved. we will show you an example of that, when the sheriff's department talks about their programs. this is the look going forward. what we would like to do with the state department's corp. in the next six months is winning to increase the capacity for development and production. this is critical. we need to connect to the court system for testing to the hot by year's end. mike's team has been meeting with us weekly to make this happen. we also need to upgrade the sheriff's the jail management system, assist the district attorney's implementation of their subpoena module, connect the public defender's case to the hub, assess the police department of support requests for their crime data warehouse. in the next six months, this is our commitment to getting the job done. over the next 12 months, we will focus on cordray with the police department to provide data on domestic violence crimes to

the recreation center is really important. my life pretty much stays east. i guess most of the folks stay east.

but more than this, a strong growth of data centers. and interestingly enough, we are also seeing other segments that are growing pretty well, like the embedded segment, where a lot of the atom architectural processors are being shipped. >> let's talk about data storage. the cloud. how will that affect intel's earning. >> the cloud is growing at rates of 50%. we see more and more applications going into the cloud. hosted by companies or in different data centers around the world. we see a lot of buildup of new international data centers. and there, we have smart performance. we have great connectivity. we have great security. and we also have great storage, which is needed to support it. >> i can't let you go, christian morales, without asking you about tablets versus p.c. the market is moving towards tablets. how can you keep delivering 7% growth every year, every quarter, if people are moving to tablets? >> tablets right now represent about 10% of the volumes on p.c. and we are in those tablets. we're starting those tablets. we have g

, surae chinn, 9news now. >>> our kristin fisher is heading to the kennedy space center. she'll have live reports later this week as we get closer to the launch of atlantis. if all goes to plan, liftoff is scheduled for 11:26 friday morning. >>> still to come when the news continues, new details suggest that exxon mobil was lying about its response time to clean up a spill that sent thousands of gallons of oil into the yellowstone river. >> a phone hacking scandal in britain has reached new levels. now, the government is getting involved. i'm charlie d'agata in london. we'll have the details coming up. >>> friends of dominique strauss-kahn say the former imf chief is focus on clearing his name and restoring his honor in the united states. he's back in france after questioning were raised about the credibility of a new york hotel maid who claimed strauss- kahn sexually assaulted her. yesterday, lawyers for a french writer who is a friend of his second wife filed a complaint saying the 62-year-old billionaire tried to rape her in 2003. >>> people across britain are shocked