francis. -- on top of the state francis. the equipment you see painted green, that is all the original equipment from 1972. we are just now in the middle of modernizing this equipment. >> why modernize? doesn't the equipment works fine? >> it does, it is of analog and intensive, and there are some additional controls. let me introduce the foreman to you. this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and c

>> 60,000. >> francis was born to run galaxy. his family legacy is a multinational property business founded by his father and galaxy's parent company. >> the first job i have is with the family. this is the only job i have in my life. >> francis has worked in the family business for over 30 years. his first job as a site engineer required him to work 12 hours a day, seven days a week. >> i learn a lot of what people actually do in their daily life. i also learn how to be humble. i also learn how to communicate the junior staff of the company. they were all good things to me. a lot of the things thatty do right now actually is something that i learned, i picked up in the younger stage. >> that was then. now he's risen to the top of the family business. running g innin inning the fooi. now his biggest still awaits. a $2 billion resort with three hotels. 450 gaming tables. and more than 50 food outlets. it's taken more than five years to build and open in a little over a week. >> pretty cool, huh? >> again, it's not sparkling enoug

in new york and macaw, this week it's all about slelg for steve hindy and francis lloyd.'t afraid of getting his hands dirty when it comes to drumming up business. for francis, it's the first chance to show off galaxy's new resort. >> previously on "the boss," checks and balances. francis lloyd pays his butt lers a visit. >> i believe i will be the rah rah person to make sure all our staff is pumped up. >> in brooklyn, new york, steve hindy turns to a famous designer to gain an edge. >> people immediately said, wait a minute, how did you get milton glazer involved in this. >> it's a hot summer's day in williamsburg, brooklyn. outside, temperatures are soaring. that's not stopping our boss, steve hindy. he's hitting the streets on an important sales call. >> hey, steve. >> how are you doing? >> nice to see you. >> steve is visiting a popular hangout in the area called diner. his goal here today is simple, to persuade owner, andrew tarlow to carry more of his beer. steve sees himself as more than just the president of brooklyn brewery. in his eyes he's the consummate salesm

by the way francis is now pregnant with the second child. he had a lot of concerns but in me he notices for the first time of bumper on the roof of his mouth. has read do he put off having it looked at but not until june finally here is dr. kaman is the ball bonnaroo for and he determined to it was say cancerous tumor and dave within in the 19th century into the 20th, the word of weighted and calling it the disease that no doctor name of. so looking like a 10 it to say it should be removed and cleveland agreed to have the tumor removed but only on the condition it would be offered -- conducted in secret but was afraid if came to be known he had cancer what stage which was considered a death sentence, the markets would crash and the depression would%. he had other and personal reasons and about 10 years before, grant had died of the oral tumor and his death was slow and agonizing with a public spectacle. the reporters camped out in cleveland was president and was fully aware and he had no desire to become the object of a spectacle. he was ver

francis agreed. francis, by the way, she remarried after a river guide. she married a princeton professor, and thomas preston and was married to him much longer than she was married to grover. a funny and could story conferences little long time and in 1947 she was seated next eisenhower and the fancy dinner. her place card just identified her as mrs. thomas preston, so eisenhower had no idea who she was. it began chatting. at one point this had a talk about washington. and she said, you know, you still live in washington and eisenhower said really, where? so it was only then that she identified herself as a former first lady. eisenhower was quite embarrassed. whate'er credit she agreed that there should be an account published of what happened in 1893. and so that fall of 1917 he finally broke the embargo and published an account of the operation in of all places the saturday evening post. you would think he would go to a medical journal to talk about this amazing achievement in american medicine and an apology, but he decided to publish it in the saturd

francis. >> quÉ le quiere preguntar?Óximos 6 meses, la parte legal hay que darle un poco de trabajo. no veo como que haya una soluciÓn inmediata, mas sin embargo, yo pienso que todo tiene soluciÓn en la vida. vamos a hacer dos ejercicios, quÉ te parece? uno primero voy a comenzar contigo, no sÉ si te has encontrado en un momento en que quieres comprar algo, en la parte econÓmica estoy hablando, y que tienes poco en la cartera y que estÁs comparando el objeto que sabes que no lo puedes comprar porque tienes poco. te voy a recomendar a ti y a todos los televidentes que no hagan esa comparaciÓn porque la consciencia de nosotros puede ser pobre mas sin embargo no hay objeto barato o caro, sino una consciencia pobre. >> ella ve una elevaciÓn. vamos a ver la pregunta que nos hizo roger mendoza, desde miami. >> los negocios que siempre he hecho se han perdido, en vez de ganar una situaciÓn, la situaciÓn estÁ econÓmica mala y no me he podido levantar. >> te estaba mirando roger y veo que la situaciÓn económica tuya vamos a darle

. >> estoy hablando con francis porque es un tema interesante y muchas veces no sabemos interpretarlo cÁmara sobre las torres gemelas, hay diferente tipos de sueÑos vamos a comenzar diciendo que este es un tema maravilloso y ademÁs fascinante porque cuanto sueÑo tienen ustedes en su casa. >> estamos hablando directamente para ti. que tienes sueÑos que son prem too promociÓn, hay sue premonitorios y todos quieren saber si son reales, cuÁles son los sueÑos de fantasÍas aquellos que nos integran a nosotros en todo lo coto dÍa no y vemos una pelÍcula y la televisiÓn, quisiÉramos soÑar con una persona que nos llama la atenciÓn y decidimos soÑar. y mÁs soÑar con algo que quisieran realizar >> pero en este caso mi querida niÑa, debes de tener cuidado porque te estÁn dando mensajes y son maravillosos, para dibuj dibujarlos en tu mente, no puedes hacerlo de esta manera, entonces imagÍnate un cuadro, lo vas a comprar una foto de un al g Ángel. en cada esquina para amparar todo lo que quieras resguardar. >> de manera que bueno, asÍ como los Ángeles digamos ejÉrcitos de la que es la virgen, lo qu

monty francis is in san francisco with the latest on that. >> reporter: one of the survivors is the chief of police at contra costa college, his name is college gibson, today in martinez he shared his story. gibson worked for 30 years in the oakland police department and did two tours in vietnam. nothing prepared him for what happened last sunday. he was fast asleep on the fishing boat when the ship began to sink at about 2:30 in the morning. he was wearing headphones and a snoring machine to trite his sleep apnea, and he would have died had a friend not woken him up. he ran above deck without any clothes and was immediately thrown from the boat with a huge wave. once in the water with a life vest, he clung as the boat went under. >> i'm here and as i saw the ship pointed this direction just like the titanic, it went slowly, i could read the name erik as it went down in the water. i felt this feeling of aban donment, like the ship had left me. and again disbelief that we were in the water, in the middle of the sea of cortese alone in the middle of the night with no help. >> reporter: gibs

monty francis is in san francisco with the latest for us. monty? >> reporter: diane, good evening. charles gibson is the chief of police at contra costa college, he's among the survivors of that ill-fated fishing trip. gibson says he was fast asleep on the fishing boat erik last sunday when the ship began to sink about 2:30 in the morning. he was wearing headphones and a snoring machine to treat his sleep apnea, and he would have died had a friend not woken up. he was immediately thrown from the boat into a huge wave. gibson says he swam for hours, and a friend of his had a flotation device so he gave gibson his life vest. he was alone in the sea for nine hours, finally off in the distance he saw land. >> a lot of things go through your mind when you're trying to survive and stay alive. and so beak a basketball fan, i said, you have to be like the lakers, youen cats be like miami. you have to continue to go with it, the side stroke brought you here, keep stroking. >> he made it to a remote island where he was finally rescued by the mexican navy. some of the survivors have leveled c

monty francis is in san francisco with that story for us. monty?> one of the survivors is the chief of police at contra costa college, his name is charles gibson. today he opened up about his harrowing ordeal. charles gibson was fast asleep aboard the erik, when the ship ran into a violent storm off the coast of mexico last sunday at about 2:30 in the morning. >> i had a pair of headphones on, my son gave me for father's day, and a snoring machine to help me sleep better. all i remember is my roommate came in and said, charles get out of here, the ship is sinking. >> reporter: he ran above deck without any clothes and was immediately thrown from the boat by a huge wave. he clung to a schooler. >> i'm here, and as i saw the ship pointed this direction, just like the titanic, it it wasn't slowly -- i could read the name, erik as it went down in the water. >> reporter: he said he swam for hours, and a friend of his had a flotation device he gave gibson his life vest. gibson was separated from the others and was alone in the sea for at least nine hours

i am using 20 photographs from francis benjamin johnston, who went there in 1901 and took some photographs. would you like to see them at the library of congress? and i said this would be fascinating. i thought, these are wonderful and this is what they use. i thought that this was amazing. in that amount of time, she came in 1901, and in 79 years -- presidents had stayed here, and one block from the white house, this has fallen into such disrepair, what could happen in my lifetime. that's what i wanted to go into. part of it was i thought i should record my lifetime. everything in america. the other thing is that we had just gone through the concrete, where they built the fbi building and others like this, and nixon was wanting to take down all of the historic structures on pennsylvania avenue, and just make this all concrete. i said, if i took photographs, people could see this first. there was a governmental agency, the hudson avenue corp., which was set up after john f. kennedy wrote his inaugural address. at that time -- he said to people around him, we have to do something because th

>> the pressure is mounting for our new boss, francis liu. trainings his butlers.he vice chairman of the company, he expects high standards. he knows in this industry it's all about the details. >> one of the major things that you want to concentrate on? >> what i'm concentrating on really is making sure the grooming is absolutely top because that's what people are expecting from butlers. >> i expect i will be the rah rah person to make sure all our staff is pumped up, all our staff is getting ready for the big opening day. i think a lot of us are very excited, but at the same time everybody is still a little worried about how are they going to perform. >> reporter: despite the nerves, francis is maintaining his high expectations. >> i think a real good butler, you should anticipate what the customer needs and actually have to act on and present it to them. >> reporter: with more than 60,000 visitors expected on the opening day, and with over 1,600 rooms to service, the butlers will be under huge amounts of pressure. that's when their months of training will be put

nbc bay area's monte francis is at uc berkeley with the new smeser is just a couple of weeks away. >> reporter: on thursday the board of regents will vote on a 10% tuition increase on top of an 8% increase that was approved last november. students are potentially facing an 18% increase in tuition and fees when they start class here next month. >> whose university? >> reporter: when tuition rises at berkeley university, so does the frustration level among students last year a 20% tuition increase prompted protests and sit-ins. police made dozens of arrests. this past march, nine students stood on a ledge at wheeler hall and protested an 8% tuition increase this fall. now the cal campus is in a relaxed summer mode, but the realization is setting in that tuition costs could soar even higher in just a matter of days. >> going to affect my family, you know. i already don't get a lot of financial aid from the college. is this is just even more that's going to be coming out of my pocket. >> it's a really big burden on my family, especially since my parents are divorced, and my mom doesn't re

francis circle -- so from st. francis circle to balboa, you would not be able to make an adjustment in the train service to put it on time. that is significant, especially when you look at the bottleneck in the travel, the stock plans -- the stop signs and lights along ocean avenue, that has a significant impact on the on- time performance of the whole line. i think part of the other bottleneck for congestion on on- time performance is the area around fourth and king, not just because of the ballpark, but because we are occasionally impacted by the bridge going up, and some of the congestion that occurs around caltrain and off the freeway. in terms of operating challenges, there are some bottlenecks on that the system from traffic and congestion. there is some flexibility that exists on the third street site, but not on the k-t side in terms of our ability to adjust the service. the biggest operating challenge we have right now, not just on this line but the whole subway system, is the age and condition of our fle

one the things you ought to know is francis fukuyama has been in public service. he's been one of those who's tried to let government have a longer range out look than governments have. but serving on the state department policy planning staff twice and as the deputy under dennis ross. and as you know, there's been a distinguished group of people who have served as head of the state department policy planning staff, george cannon, sam lewis, winston lord, robert, dennis ross, people who have a passion for public service. let's begin with the questions. and international that was a wonderful overview. maybe this question is too specific and not general enough. but you began by saying, you know, how do we get to be denmark? and there's now open -- a big -- a divide opening between england and us. and your -- their vision of the state involves a lot more state responsibility to take care of retirement, to organize health, and we seem to be going in exactly the other direction. is theringe something in your theory that speaks to that? >> you got to wait for volume ii

victoria, cuÁl es tu pregunta par francis? >> ¡muy buen dÍas!a con poncho y jimena que notiene algo con cho picante. >>sal y pimienta. >> coimentos. >> anoche enl y pimienta vimos como la actriz ex pareja de william levy. >> estamos en un proceso, te voy a decique estamos separados al completo, porque nunca vamos a esr sepados completamente tenemos dos hijos y tenemos un amorel o al otro. >> cualqur mujer en tus zapatos, vivir sujeta a todo esipo de comentarios de la prensa y las fos y le achacan mujeres... cÓmo tafecta a ti comoujer. >> fuer. no es fÁcil. porque eres un ser humano y te crean dudas pero al final del dÍa lo e importa es esa comunicaciÓn con pareja y verlo a los ojos. estar en la cama con esa persona so tÚ y Él san la rdtu relaciÓn. pobrecito,porque a parte de lidiar con la pren, tener e ir a su casa y lidiar con su mujer loca >> sientoque queda la oportunidad de una renciliaciÓn y estÁn trabajando en eso. >> es que o nunca sabe. el amorque notenemos empre nos haunido. muchas veces jis: ya, ya los dos! pero... de verdad que nos am

there was an earlier accident southbound 101 approaching sir francis drake boulevard.a deer, no delays. it's been cleared. so yeah, pretty picture this morning of the sun coming up out of marin. the drive coming out of the altamont pass so far, so good, no changing color on our sensors. so maybe one there. but overall not too bad as you pass the windmills. silicon valley commuters westbound 237 this drive is problem-free, as well. typically closer to about 7:00. that's when we start to see some there's on westbound 237 heading towards san jose. and the bay bridge we had some very early-morning roadwork on the upper deck various lanes blocked. but for right now they did pick automatic that roadwork so know you're cruising heading into san francisco. no metering lights. and lower deck traffic looks good as well so no big delays out there. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. back to you. >> i hope don gets paid by the mile. [ laughter ] >> eating breakfast on the road. >> he has been everywhere today. good stuff. all right, elizabeth, thanks. >>> h

yuri, adelan con tu pregunta para francis. >> sÍ, buenos días. >> buen dÍas. >> mipregunta para francisa que está divorciada oficialmente del pirru. >> cada uno por su lado. cambiandde tema, este aÑo es la octava entrega anual de los premios juventud, cuando llega el verano llegan los premios y es de cadena univisiÓn y todos los artistas nos van a poner a bailar. >> estaba viendo que pitbull y... van a hacer su Éxito internacional. y tambiÉn el tema de daddy yankee con prince royce. y ricky mart y wisin y yandel y romeo va a hacer su debut como sista. >> toda latinoamÉrica allÍ presente en premios juventud. pero nosotros tenemos que bailar, muchachos para celrar esto. >> pÓnganse los lentes y tiren la mÚsica! ♪ ♪ aplausos ] >> los organizadores de premios juventud quieren que se pongan sus mejores ntes de sol, bail chicas y qucanten con joey montana su Éxi "la melodÍa". >> los dejamos >> no, no, no. ya se llenÓ el estudio de mujeres!ya estamos listos para esta cuarta hora. las vimos corriendo por ese pasillo hasta acÁ, tenes un rato dÁndole, dándole a la lengua. cuchicheando en el camer

anti-abortion movement which really coalesced in the late seventy's and was catalyzed by a guy named francis schaefer who's a really important thinker in this world someone i think deserves to be a lot better understood. outside of culture he was an intellectual who kind of created both the underlying idiology of the anti-abortion movement you know saw abortion as not just an evil in itself but as a symbol of kind of society's slide into barbarism and it's you know kind of turning its back on god's plan and it's inviting all kinds of terrible social disorder he also pioneered something that i think is crucial to understanding is certainly people like michele bachmann or mike huckabee but really important to understanding a lot of the modern writing and that's the idea of a biblical worldview which basically holds that all of reality is conditioned by your kind of theological starting it and so it says that you know if you believe for example in something like evolution it's only because you have the wrong worldview you're starting with the wrong premises and what this idea has done is it has

francis, by way of the golden gate.not have a world-class city without will class leadership for the community and world class people. bayview hunters point is a world-class community. i thought i would read a couple of versus from first timothy chapters one vs one and two, which will be corporate for this invocation. would you be so kind to doubt your head momentarily. first of all, prayer, and giving of thanks be made of all men. four kings and all in authority, that we may lead a quiet and peaceful life in godliness. in the name of god and jesus, we thank you that the leadership of this groundbreaking for this place of wisdom, the place where they can come and make this community more positive. there are a lot of positives despite the negatives. this is a great positive thing. we can expand our village of knowledge. + mayor lee, supervisors, and those present who had something to do with the state today. amen. [applause] >> thank you for those inspiring words, doctor. today, we have to use our imagination. this is a

. >>> por lo menos, josé franci o francisco, vende paletas de helado fuera del panteor, es un apasionadocierto es que el presidente chávez, padece cáncer, se le retiró un tumor, y se recupera en la cirugía. >>> gracias julio, reportando desde caracas venezuela, vamos a una pausa, en instantes, hombres y mujeres, con problemas cardiacos. >>> demandan por difamaci ♪ [ locutor ] estuve a dos alka seltzers de perderme otro compromiso... ♪ la vida está llena de placeres... ♪ vívelos con alka seltzer! >>> cuando se habla de la salud de la mujer, viene a la mente de muchos vrg la cinta del cáncer de seno, causa una de cada 30 muertes de mujeres. >>> sin embargo las enfermedades, cardiacas, son el enemigo número uno, detalles y recomendaciones. >>> la mano no me respondió. >>> hace 5 meses, se sintó tan mal, que supo que tenía que buscar ayuda. >>> sentía que no caminaba bien. >>> una vez en el hospital, le confirmaron. >>> estaba al borde de un ataque cardiaco. >>> y aunque esta inmigrante, tuvo suerte, un nuevo reporte de la coalición nacional, para mujeres con enfermedades cardiacas, se dijo

. >> next up, we have david wong from francis scott key.lause] >> all right. >> i know what is thre. >> -- there. >> you got this, in the envelope, morton's steakhouse dinner. and a night at the opera. >> thank you very much. i hvaave a speech iwrote last night. -- i wrote last

. >> next up, we have david wong from francis scott key.lause] >> all right. >> i know what is thre. >> -- there. >> you got this, in the envelope, morton's steakhouse dinner. and a night at the opera. >> thank you very much. i hvaave a speech iwrote last night. -- i wrote last night. people say principals have the toughest job. i will say, this job is jsut as challenging as it is rewarding. it is hard to believe i have done this for 19 years. this job presents many challenges, and i have to say that this kept my heart young. i really enjoyed doing my job. some days are more challenging than the others. but in the 19 years -- i never had one day i never wanted to come to school. i accumulated over 200 days of sick days. i would donate this to one

te mandamos un beso muy grande y a ti, mi querida francis.Ó al tren de aterrizaje. pero quiÉn sÍ sobreviviÓ es bruno socarrÁs que sobreviviÓ y nos cuenta la travesÍa. >> la desesperaciÓn de vivir en una dictadura lo llevÓ a arriesgar su vida. cÓmo fueron las primeras horas dentro de ese tren de aterrizaje? >> cuando viene el aviÓn uno no puede perder un gundo, tienes que seguiradelante en lo que tienes planeado. >> cuÉntenos una vez que estuvo allÍ, las temperaturas son terribles y ademÁs son 9 horas de vuelo. los mÉdicos consideran que es imposible sobrevivir. >> todos los faores estÁn en contra de uno. yo tenÍa a jesucristo y a dios conmigo y eso me ayudÓ a pasar el viaje. dentro del comparmiento, es lÓgico cuando entran las ruegas la persona que estÁ en el medio estÁ obstruyendo la rueda y si no estÁs alerta, te pincha la rueda, a mÍ me agarrÓ tambiÉn pero por suerte el piloto y la torre de control vio que habÍan problemas y dejaron las ruedas afuera y luego probaron nuevamente. era una cuestiÓn de nervios. ya es cuestiÓn de vida o muerte.

that is sir francis drake boulevard. you head over the waldo tunnel, a little misty there. down to two lanes. no problems on the golden gate bridge. san mateo bridge is problem free, as well. tail late in the westbound direction, drive from hayward over to foster city. abc7news.com, don't forget, check bay area traffic for all the latest. >> thanks so much. time is 5:21. >> next, there is no problems for the makers of the blackberry. how many jobs are being cut at the research in motion. >> and what we're learning now about biggest high-tech heist in bay area >>> good morning, 5:24, live picture here from vollmer camera. cloud deck is low over the bay area. sun is going to rise. how quickly will things warm us for us today? we'll check in with mike and sue coming up. >>> an inside job. that is the word about the biggest high-tech heist in bay area history. according to the san jose mercury news, two of the nine men arrested for stealing $37 million in computer chips last february actually worked for the company. next day they showed up for work at fremont company as if noth

and the san francisco icon and door man of the francis drake hotel fore the last 800 years. it's only been really 32. pillar from the newspaper, david from uncle vito's pizza, maggie baxter from abc channel 7. i must turn the page. deputy chief antonio para, san francisco police department, lynn bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco convention and visitors bureau and wes tyler, general manager, chancellor hotel on union square and president of the union square association. let's hear it for all those judges, ladies and gentlemen. now, these judges have a very, very difficult job. they have to rate the competitors. each bell ringer will be judged on rhythm, originality, and style. today we're going to find out who has the it factor and before the amateur competition stuff starts, i'd like to bring up a former bell-ringing champion, mr. carl payne, ladies and gentlemen. not one, not two, not three, 10-time bell-ringing champion. the only bell-ringing champion who is even close to this would be mr. byron cobb, who has five wins. and buddy, my second husb

remembered on the north side, the annual memorial service was held this morning for officer richard francis who died three years ago today officers in the 19th district of the service at belmont and western at the spot where francis died, fellow officers say he lost his life while struggling with the woman who was involved in a disturbance on a city bus he also said they get together to keep his memory alive. michele bock man wants to take the lead out right. her weekend charged to win the vote of neighbors to the west feared a suspect in a recent chicago murder turned himself in with the help hey, check it out. she's using the mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber. i've heard of it, but i haven't seen one up close. what's the word around the sink? that it removes 3 times more soap scum per swipe and it came from outer space. it is not from outer space! no, man, it's from outer space. they're aliens on an intergalactic cleanliness mission. they're here to clean up the universe. oh, the kitchen scrubbers are aliens, too? yeah, look at that greasy kitchen mess. everybody's in on the cleanspira

his mother was francis anne boyle, an irish girl from the bronx, whose family was unwilling or unable to escape from the tranquility of two family yards in the outer boroughs. instead like many families they remained in the south bronx and inwood touting apartment living. most of the offspring of this family, detesting this condition, diligently sought a place in the middle class. some struggled and failed. most attained stability through service to the city. others surpassed their assigned status and rose to positions of influence in many areas of the society, reaching as far as the u.s. senate. still others perished along the way, succumbing to the ills of all ghettos in spite of their dubious romance provide in abundance. kenny's father was tommy romero, a puerto rican boy born in east harlem, a different kind of ghetto that produced some successes. before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displ