beginning with the controversy over preserving the cross on mount davidson. life -- i first investigated that cross, its history, the predecessor, the rule in the community that those crosses provide. i did that in order to raise money for the preservation of the cross. the first things the owners want to know is why should i. i also did it to convince the museum and city of san francisco, of which i was a director at the time, and the american jewish committee, of which i was the director, why should be on board with saving across. the next historical experience that i had started 10 years ago with preserving the old mill. taking a building built in 1874 in and making it suitable for modern use. i started researching the history before i asked people to give $90 million. i researched the building and its uses and functions so that the region so that i could give to hours of the old man. which i have done dozens of times -- the old mmint. which i have done dozens of times. i found original correspondence from the time, procuring it for the san francisco museu

it was a nice homecoming for curry as the entire davidson team came to watch him play.urry was dialing distance most of the night. here, 35-40 golden state, he finished with 27 points. fourth quarter, mon at the ellis. he is going to extend the lead. golden stayed up 96-90. third quarter, warriors are up by one with eight seconds left. that's ex-warrior steven jackson. he misses the three. the warriors lose 20-23. the next up for the warriors, a lebron james date with the heat. and if their last game is any indication, they will need some help. miami got hammered three weeks ago. miami's big three james, duwayne wade, 15-5. >>> saturday's outdoor game between the pittsburgh penguins and washington capitols has been moved from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the reason? heavy rain is expected to move through the pittsburgh area and taper off in the evening. the puck drops at 5:00 p.m. and that's sports. >>> we'll show year's t n year'sraditi tons you might not expect. on >>> welcoming a new year takes many forms at many soul food in california, collard greens and black eyed peas

not just for the cross on mount davidson but for the historical work as well. i wanted to say that my interpretation of seat no. 4, i look at it as a way to the best and most easily qualified person that has at least two years of full-time experience in teaching, writing, with a demonstrable professional and historical agency has almost critical for a position like this. i know that you meet the qualifications based on the and/or of that definition. i was looking at the secretary of history's qualifications as well. i know that there are many people that have great qualifications and i do not in any while -- in any way want to diminish your great experience and work but i do see that there are others. for example, mr. attorney, with his books on urban development transportation, women's history labor and workers in san francisco as well as the development of the presidio and san francisco as a metropolis. that research quality to me as far as historic preservation commission makes sure that development is balanced in the city. as well as a knowledge in the impo

interest or extremely low interest rate loans to corporations such as general let your colleague davidson make donal's very raw is in and they have buddies in the hedge fund so we don't know these things are going on behind closed doors and the only way we found out about it is because of that. one time reporting requirement that came about from that dog frank bill that was supposed to bring about a new type of financial regulation and it really did and it brought back more of the same so we don't know what schemes they're doing to prop it up but what we're saying that in twenty eleven the game's going on right now how can we can not imagine them coming up with another scheme with a going to begin able to continue whether it's in the u.s. or the new to print this digital money not worth the paper it's not printed on and you believe that this year according to your trends forecast that as times get tougher the authorities will intensify their efforts to and extract funds needed to meet fiscal obligations what does that mean well that means they're going to try to extract it from the little

charlton's first scoring three without reply jermaine's do fool with a brace and this one while davidson and dressed down schooled the open the chelsea how by and they've switched goal scored six more against the minnows for a final score of seventy old frank lampard netting twice for the blues who set up a last sixteen meeting with adverts and in the late game manchester city drew at last the underdogs open the scoring in the first minute city then pulled a habit last and that is an equaliser in the sixty fourth minute the two. all draw meetings there will be every place. in tennis was through to the second round of the c.b. international as preparations continue i had of the australian open the russian faced wildcard you know in the dog was playing in this tournament for the first time in a decade former world number four dark and sure looking at a long way short of a best against the russian going down in straight sets it's always also far from had passed the moments but still and these are winning this one six two six two she will take on a novel strain then samantha stall still in t

the 48-year-old man told emergency dispatchers he had lost control of his harley davidson and landed in thick brush between the highway and ocean. that set off a massive search involving u.s. coast card helicopters. >> they tried to gps the telephone. we had three or four locations in the beginning. we tried every one of them and finally we just went on foot. >> search teams finally found the man's body last night in rough terrain 700 feet below the highway. the coroner has not released his name. >>> our time now is 6:05. let's check in with sal. what is happening? >> dave and pam, right now we are getting more and more people joining us for the morning commute. this is the hour it gets to be critical mass. let's go outside. i want to show you highway 4. you will see some slow traffic already believe it or not you can believe it in antioch and if you are driving on 680 southbound after the have inertia bridge it's get -- va inertia bridge it's getting crowded. getting up to the toll plaza of the bay bridge more cars are arriving. the metering rights are not on. no to be on -- no trou

a similar dispute over the mount davidson cross in san francisco was settled when the lands were sold to an armenian- american group in 1997. >>> dianne feinstein is going under the knife tomorrow in san francisco. the 77-year-old senator will undergo knee replacement surgery and will not be able to travel for about three weeks following the procedure, but she does plan to work from home to keep tabs on capitol hill. >>> freshly sworn these is california's new governor. ken pritchett reports. >> reporter: this image speaks of a new tone for the capital. he shook hands with visitors. arnold schwarzenegger's name is gone. on his first full day of governor, brown met with his finance team and walks the walk. >> we are going to shift funding to the local level. we are going to make sure there's enough responsibility and discretion to use the money shifted in the wisest way possible. >> reporter: his budget plan is shrouded in secrecy but will shift power in a bid to close a $25 billion plus gap. the idea and tone is welcomed by officials. >> it is different than i have ever experienced. w

this is mount davidson. look out for the rock. this is on telegraph park. this is stern grove. this is a little known park above candle stick. here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit to

now i have concluded in my presentation and senior davidson your turn. >> so, where we left off after james so, wonderfully explained this, the assessment of cost. once the order of abatement has been assessd the department will prepare an inspector and clerical time on the case based on an hourly rate. it's roughly a minimum of about 6 hundred dollars. that's the initial bill and with the initial bill it's always five. after the initial cost the bill is set and we have the option to send it to litigation subcommittee or city for referral. the department of building inspectors is over or under the litigation of subcommittees have cases tenth or sent to them and this is when the process becomes costly. we all know attorneys are not cheap no matter what you have to do. so in conclusion this is what we're trying obtain. abatement laws in the process. so the remedy for this is, code enforcement process can be avoided by avoiding these in a timely manner and doing them quarterly and functional sanitary housing soy would suggest to avoid all of this about right here, so the next speaker is

curry back with charlotte in his -- where he went to college at davidson.omecoming goes well as you will see. curry going to the bucket. dropping in two of his 24 on the day. the warriors were able to move it pretty well against the bob cats. as you will see right here and it'll actually turn into another two pointer. thanks to david lee who was eight points, eight rebounds good today. bob cats themselves able to move it. but that will wind up as a turn over, curry with a quick pass to the streaky ellis who led everyone with 25 points. but the warriors after several problems in the late minute of this game wind up leading by only one with 8.5 seconds left. look at steven jackson take their time. they trail by only one. they didn't need to take a three and jackson as he did so often when he was with the warriors misses by a lot. and the warriors have themselves a 96.95 win just their third road victory of the year. that's the sporting life at this hour. a few bowl games to review for you tonight at 10:00. back to you gasia. >> see you then, thank you mark. >

." >> this is all that stands between me and a harley-davidson. >> reporter: while natalie portman tookbest actress for "black swan." >> this is as much a great honor. >> reporter: honors for the best musical or a comedy went to "the kids are all right." and one of its stars, annette benning, won best actress. >> it was a labor of love. >> reporter: "barney's version" brought paul giamatti kudos. as best actor in a comedy. "the fighter" scored a one-two punch. an exuberant melissa leo won best supporting actress. >> mom, i got a golden globe! >> reporter: christian bale took best supporting actor. >> we've been spoiled rotten at that table over there. >> reporter: in television, "big bang theory's" jim parsons scored as best actor in a comedy, while "glee" registered a triple triumph, best comedy and supporting acting honors. >> i'm nothing if not falsely humble. >> reporter: "mad men's" run ended. "boardwalk empire" took the prize, and steve burb emmy took the honors. perhaps the most memorable moment came with michael douglas' appearance on stage. the actor's victory over throat cance

endeavors, including fund- raising building organization and preserving landmarks like the mount davidson cross and historical waterfront peers and businesses. mr. johns has always been a committed, hard-working and affect a board member, officer, and leader. mr. johns has an enduring passion, as you have heard, and appreciation for san francisco history and preservation of historical assets. he has a polished, keen legal mind that is balanced with a sharp wit, a sense of humor, and common sense. all of them useful attributes when interpreting the national park standards of rehabilitation and other documents that the historic preservation commission will use as a basis for its decisions. most importantly, he appreciates the honor and responsibilities of public service. particularly when it comes to preserving treasures for future generations. [tone] i believe he will be an outstanding commissioner. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors. happy new year. in the chair of the city hall preservation advisory commission and i am here to speak

spurs scoring three without reply of their own groud jermaine to full with a brace and this one well davidson point go and dress down so schooled. chelsea help to buy and they switched our own goal scored six more against the minnows for a for the final score of seven nail frank lampard netting twice for the blues to set up a full crowd meeting against everton and in the late game anxious to see if they are it's less. that was still playing the underdogs open the score in the first minute citizens pulled it had bought less than that at an equaliser in the sixty fourth minute so late to school that two all. over in tennis with locals and so it was through to the second round of the seed the international as preparations continue ahead of the australian open the russian faced wildcard you know the dockage who was playing in this tournament for the first time in a decade for the world then before dark it sure looking a long way short of a best against the russian going down in straight sets because it's always also far from her best of the moments but still in this one six two six two chill take

these no interest or extremely low interest rate loans to corporations such as general lecture carly davidson donal's very raw is in and they have buddies in the hedge fund it's so we don't know these things are going on behind closed doors and the only way we found out about it is because of that one time reporting requirement that came about from that dogged frank bill that was supposed to bring about a new type of financial regulation and it really brought back more of the same so we don't know what schemes they're doing to prop it up but what we're saying that in twenty eleven the game is going to run out. some world news in brief now twenty two year old man has been charged with the attempted bombing over u.s. congresswoman and other counts of murder democratic for instance two critically ill to be. shot in the head during the massacre a supermarket. gunman opened fire as the politician killing six an internet does not is one of the aids was among the dead as well as a nine will go district judge. one of the flight data recorders from the iranian plane which crashed in the country's nort

charlton's first scoring three without reply jermaine's to fool with a brace and this one while davidson and dressed down schooled the open up chelsea how by and they switched our own goal scored six more against the minnows for a final score of seven nailed frank lampard twice for the blues was set up by the last sixteen meeting with adverts and in the late game manchester city drew at last at the underdogs open the scoring in the first minute suited and pulled i have about last on that and. in the sixty fourth minute the two all draw meetings there will be a weekly. in tennis was through to the second round of the cd international as preparations continue i had of the australian open the russian faced wildcard you know on the docket she was playing in this tournament for the first time in a decade former world number four darkish looking at a long way short of her best against the russian going down in straight sets this is always also far from her best of the moments but still and these are winning this one six two six two she will take on novel style in samantha style so a second rou

no interest or extremely low interest rate loans to corporations such as general electric carly davidson so we don't know what schemes they're doing to prop it up but what we're saying that in twenty eleven the game's going to run out how can we can not imagine them coming up with another scheme with it going to begin able to continue whether it's in the us or the new to print this digital money not worth the paper it's not printed on and you believe that this year according to your trends forecast that as times get tougher the authorities will intensify their efforts to extract funds needed to meet fiscal obligations what does that mean well that means they're going to try to extract it from the little people and when i say that wake up call look what's going on in europe the people of won't give up what they call or sterile measures this is what it was stair he measured. you know that degree you have in worthlessness that you went to college for you can't get a job oh and by the way those services you're getting we're cutting them oh and those pensions and benefits that your parents ar

these no interest or extremely low interest rate loans to corporations such as general lecture carly davidson mig donal's vera rai is in and they have buddies in the hedge fund so we don't know these things are going on behind closed doors and the only way we found out about it is because of that one time reporting requirement that came about from that dogged frank bill that was supposed to bring about a new type of financial regulation and it really didn't it brought back more of the same so we don't know what schemes they're doing to prop it up but what we're saying that in twenty eleven the game's going to run out. some world news in brief but twenty two has been the attempted killing of a u.s. congresswoman of accounts in a democratic governor system critically ill. being shot in the head during the massacre outside a supermarket in the state a gunman gunman opening fire is the new politician that venters killing six and injuring a dozen others. was among the dead was one of those a nine year old girl and the district judge. a passenger plane has crashed in northwestern iran leaving at le

ian davidson. >> the prime minister of the chancellor and a majority grew up in secured worlds of economic wealth and privilege. does he agree -- does he agree that today's young people face economic uncertainty and high youth unemployment. is youth unemployment a place worth paying? >> it is. but the point i would make to the right honorable gentleman youth unemployment has been a real structural problem in our country for years. we had under the last government when the economy grew for many years youth unemployment was worth at the end of that growth than it was at the beginning. and then, of course, it rocketed during the recession. so i think we have to have a really serious examination of how we can reduce the number of people who are not in education, not in employment, not in training. and i think it would be better rather than trading slogans across the house to really work out why this has gone up in good times and in bad. >> chris hopkins. >> thank you, mr. speaker. unlike the nhs or my local council, there's hospice in my constituency are not able to reclaim the v.a.t. which th

she is an ivy league grad who loves reading and harley davidson motorcycles.she ran her family's tire business and married an astronaut. giffords is a gun-owning democrat who in november won her third election in a conservative district. just last week when the constitution was read aloud on the floor of the house, she read the first amendment. >> abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble. >> reporter: her positions were sometimes controversial with her constituents. but she pointedly refused to stop getting out and mixing with her voters after her office was vandalized when she voted for health care reform. >> my belief is you got to do your job. i mean, your job is to be a representative. that's not just a job title, it's a job description. >> reporter: it's striking when you think about the six people who died in that shooting, is that they're very different people. different ages. different political parties. different backgrounds. what they shared in common was enough interest in their congresswoman t

a home coming of sorts for steph curry who went to college at davidson. all went well for him. watch him go to the bucket there. 24 points. and of course monta ellis had something to do with this victory as herbal-- usual. for lee to the bucket. and on the night eight rebounds. bobcats generous here. they would blow a fast break turning it over cleanly and curry will benefit. monta ellis to stuff it. 25 points to lead everything. monta ellis gets the warriors up only one with 8.5 seconds left. look at jackson just kind of logily gagging. they only need a bucket. why isn't he driving? as the end of the game comes on and the warriors find themes with a 96-95 win. >>> on the college court: hartford's coach chews his cud, the throttle of his team out tonight. the gaels, five guys in double digit scoring. 21 points to the rim right there. tim wilhelm with a nice move inside. williams finding rob jones. the lay in, 15. st. mary's looking good so far. >>> i'm going to call it it's a crying shame bowl. if the niners had played decent this year, they'd be going to the playoffs this year

a home coming of sorts for steph curry who went to college at davidson. all went well for him. watch him go to the bucket there. 24 points. and of course monta ellis had something to do with this victory as herbal-- usual. for lee to the bucket. and on the night eight rebounds. bobcats generous here. they would blow a fast break turning it over cleanly and curry will benefit. monta ellis to stuff it. 25 points to lead everything. monta ellis gets the warriors up only one with 8.5 seconds left. look at jackson just kind of logily gagging. they only need a bucket. why isn't he driving? as the end of the game comes on and the warriors find themes with a 96-95 win. >>> on the college court: hartford's coach chews his cud, the throttle of his team out tonight. the gaels, five guys in double digit scoring. 21 points to the rim right there. tim wilhelm with a nice move inside. williams finding rob jones. the lay in, 15. st. mary's looking good so far. >>> i'm going to call it it's a crying shame bowl. if the niners had played decent this year, they'd be going to the playoffs this year

>>> phil davidson running for office in stark county, ohio. >> it's too much. >> worst misread, the hostdel announcing the wrong winner. >> i couldn't keep my eyes off of it. >>> best attempt to talk to the animals gone completely wrong, anderson's visit with the apes where he dressed up in a bunny suit. >> the easiest answer is i was wearing a bunny suit because an ape told me to. that doesn't clarify it, does it. >> we thought charlie sheen had issues. >>> we have one last treat heading your way. all of our wishes for the next year's best and worst. stay put. >> it's almost closing time here at the best wort diner and we can't leave without asking what would you order up for america in the coming year? >> take a moment to reflect, to stop and actually listen to someone else. you may find they're saying something quite different. >> sit down and read, read to your kids, read to yourself, read to a homeless person, just read. >> my wish for america is just that it continues to move forward, it continues to innovate, it continues to be this shining beacon on the hill. >> stop the hate, st

a nice homecoming for curry as the entire davidson team came out to watch him play. second quarter, curry had some good looks from three-point land. here is one of them. he finished with 24 points. golden state with the lead. fourth quarter, monta ellis, he had 25 drive-ins. 96-90, golden state. fourth quarter, warriors up. you hear that steven jackson, he misses the three as golden state goes on to win it, 96-95. >>> next up for the warriors, a date with lebron james and the heat this afternoon. if the warriors' last game against miami is any indication, they are going to need some help. golden state gotham merred when miami visited oracle arena three weeks ago. the big three, james, dwyane wade and chris bosh led the heat to an impressive record in december hosting a franchise bet, 15-1. the sharks were idle yesterday but will be back to work tonight as they take on the l.a. kings in southern california. hockey fans, you will have more time to recover from the new year's hangover. that's because the winter classic has been moved to prime time. the outdoor game betw

he also played at nearby davidson. second quarter curry was in a slump. but here the triple. warriors were up. we move to the fourth quarter. monta ellis, he finished with 25 points. here with the spin, the layup. 96-90 golden state. fourth quarter, warriors are up by one. eight ticks left. this is steven jackson. his three is off. as golden state wins 96-95. they will play miami tomorrow. >>> folks, for complete coverage of every bay area team check out sportsnet central on comcast sports net bay area every night at 10:30 a full 30 minutes of coverage of just the teams you care about. go deep with "sports net central" every night at 10:30 only on comcast sports net bay area. >>> well, we have a trent bulky signing. the niners vp of player personnel was on hand in santa clara. he said he is scheduled to visit with team president jed york tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, the raiders are banged up heading into the last game of this season. running back darren mcfadden and defensive tackle richard seymour will be game-time decisions on sunday in kansas city. mcfadden nursing turf toe, w

. >> listed commander davidson with the united states navy. what did you to comment further. you mentioned that there was no come flecked between the two nations. however lit there is a currently unresolved border dispute that is this part of a future potential conflict. >> the border dispute, you know, in northeastern india with the border with china, it, you know, but part of the dynamic that caused the war between china and india in 196248 years ago. but i think that, you know, it is still an issue of contention, but it is being managed. again, china and india are very careful to keep their competition were their rivalry, if you will, in manageable proportion. no side wants to miscalculate to cause a shooting war. okay. last question. after nine after nine. >> the thought of russia having a dynamic that was driven by communism you don't mention china in the context. is there a dynamic problem that is limiting this? their ambition. certainly communism and the rest of the world. >> the chinese regime is nominally communist, but it is functionally very vigorously capitalist.

. >> right now this is all that stands between me and a harley-davidson. >> long live the king!ongratulations. well done. >> look, mom, i got a golden globe! >> reporter: melissa leo and christian bale came away with globes for supporting roles in "the fighter." >> the picture's getting attention and none of us expected that. we all did it just because we got obsessed with it. >> reporter: and "the kids are all right" did all right. best comedy and best actress for annette bening. >> to the 1962 winner of the golden globe for most promising actor, my husband, warren beatty. >> stop you right there. >> reporter: on the small screen, "glee" was best comedy with best supporting actress jane lynch and best supporting actor for chris colfer. >> to the amazing kids that watch our show and those that are constantly told no by the people in the environment, bullies in school that they can't be who they are or have what they want. screw that, kids. >> reporter: and "boardwalk empire" dethroned "mad men" as tv's top drama. >> holy crap. we just won a golden globe award. >> reporter: rober

. >> this is all that stands between me and a harley-davidson. >> reporter: lots of hard ware handed out with "the social network" winning four globes, including best drama and director. >> come up here. >> reporter: top drama acting prize went to colin firth for "the king's speech" and the "black swan" natalie portman who shares how she stays in shape. >> i've been swimming every day. with christian bale, the fighter. >> this is unemployment. >> reporter: christian bale and melissa leo of "the fighter" were supporting actors while lead actor musical or comedy went to paul giamatti for barney's vision and annette bening for "the kids are all right." for tv comedy --. >> to my nephew michael, happy birthday. i'm sorry i couldn't be at your party. >> the biggest spoiler of all was that they had caylee giving the awards. i was just stunned. i'll never repeat a moment like that. >> reporter: the big bang theory's jim parsons taking best tv actor and "glee" won three globes. >> i haven't even seen "the tourist." who has? >> reporter: there was repeat host ricky gervais poking fun at holly

. >> the harley-davidson xr-750.ular bike over 14 greyhound buses in 1975. >> reporter: with that, we jumped back to the capitol, where the bulk of the collection can be found above the museum. dwight bower curettes the show stopping entertainment collection. >> that vibration? >> and the first is christopher reeve's costume from "superman." >> oh, my gosh. >> you can see the big red "s" emblazoned on the chest. >> wow. last on display ten years ago the man of steel tights will rest here until exhibited again in 2014. >> this is ginger rogers' costume. and the one thing about ginger rogers' costumes is they contain snowe snaps, no closures. she stood on the stage and they dropped the costume on her because dancers didn't show seams. this is harrison ford's indiana jones jacket. >> oh, that's exciting. >> fedora. >> what size jacket does he wear? >> i can't tell you the exact size. >> you're going to be the first pirate. >> i don't want to be a pirate! >> okay. just looking at that shirt, i start to laugh. that is the

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how the money was spent in the past, the bailout for banks, the bailout to help verizon, harley- davidson how you justify spending this kind of money on these entities? the most important engine in the american economy is the american people, and if you can waste is money in bailing out the industry's, why not extend the unemployment that it -- benefits to every american struggling to find their way in life? i don't want to despair to those seeking an unfunded benefits, because you have to understand, many people run into health crisis with loved ones where they must have a procedure and they use their homes as collateral, they use their savings because we are a country -- we believed we do the right thing for a loved one and suffering, god will bless us and will to buy -- multiplied our blessings. unfortunately it does not always turn out that way. but at some point we have to get to the point of of when does it become enough. there are some -- a few in the society who really, you replace their desire to do for themselves, you cripple their initiative to find jobs, to return to the work