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

when he was 60, he had a son francis in 1897 and francis would he was 60 had a daughter in 1957 who wasargaret. there were 120 years between the birth of margaret and her grandfather. the children lived one to 20 century and they would not allow it the specimen to be tested pathologically to determine the cause of a kind of cancer was because grover had been a wild guy back in his days in buffalo and there were rumors he had a disease, specifically. and the children were afraid if it came out they did the testing on the specimen that it would come out their father had and this would be embarrassing to them into their father's legacy. it wasn't until the 1970s they finally acquiesce to have a pathological examination on the tumor. the examination determined grover had a very rare kind of cancer. it is called various carcinoma, a mentally and tumor at -- i can never say this word. metastasize. it does not metastasize. but it has to be removed because the tumor continues to grow and can grow so large it will make eating and breathing impossible. so the treatment for this tumor today and th

francis i've got death threats from glenn beck mentioning me but he was really well once against you and the results seem to been pretty to met dramatic can you tell us what happened when beck went after you repeatedly on his t.v. show and on his website well he had been going after me for months before i even found out about it i don't listen to glenn beck. but. couple of people came to my house to interview me claiming they were students at western michigan university. and. i said ok and i said they could have an hour and then clips from their interview showed up on. parts very conservative blog. and i began then to google i googled the names of the students the ostensible students and i googled myself and i found that i was a regular target of glenn beck and then i also found myself all over other right wing blogs. and i found hundreds and hundreds of postings by people who wanted to kill me and who promised to kill me and who said they had all these guys with deer hunting rifles who were ready to come and get me and then one of the right wing blogs put my address on the internet

>> reporter: francis isn't just taken for the thrill.wn some serious cash at this event, sponsoring two of the leading drivers. >> so happy that we have top drivers like you guys representing us. >> reporter: francis has never been one to settle for second best. and so to help him stay in pole position, he's partnered with rr, a british racing team that's well positioned on the f3 leaderboard. >> are you confident? >> i have to be. >> i have to be, yes. it's a great racing team. it always brings good quality drivers. and this is why we want to be associated with them. with winners, winning in macau, which is a big deal for us. >> reporter: for francis, this is more than just entertainment. with his company logo on display, this is business. and here he's determined to take the checkered flag. >> this is a win/loss situation. we always talk about a winning situation. with a little bit of luck, we'll be winning again. >> reporter: next week in our last-ever episode of "the boss" -- >> sarah, the micromanager. >> reporter: richard quest spe

he has worked with francis ford coppola, martin scorsese, and some anymore. his new movie, exploits of hollywood rubble. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] the lighted -- tavis: and delighted to welcome roger corman to this program. he is responsible for more than 500 films the movie is called, exploits of a hollywood rubble. here are now scenes from his world. >> i started my own company for a variety of reasons. >> i said, i will make it myself. >> we shot it in seven days, including spe

the profits of $743 million in saint francis close to $15 million. what do you think of that? what are your plans going forward in terms of addressing that disparity that you had the most profitable hospital that is providing a level of charity care that is below that of other hospitals. >> of the health commission has had many conversations about this. they worked directly with them for many years. they have the attempts to expand the charity care. in the future, as my deputy talked-about, we will have people who moving from charity care. we addressed some of those issues because of the charity care to focus on the future is missing an important area. many of the individuals today can be seeking charity care, and a few years, they will have a benefit for insurance. we would try to work towards the future of that, for the last four years the health commission has continued to increase the charity care. to develop a program for the future that will capture the rest of the vulnerable population that now has a benefit. the proposal did not have that when we started that compensat

i'm monte francis ine1 san çójo. what it is, coming up. >>> and a livexdÑi look at san francis francisco. that's the transamerica pyramid building on this wednesday december 2p. e >>> good morning. thanks for being with us at 11:00. i'm marla tellez. >> and i'm lauraxd garciaok can in for john kelly. the charges are said to bexd shocking. the details disturbing. today golden state warriors and one of its star players are being accused of sexual harassment. the warriors isçó suing, saying team captain monta ellis sent her explicit and unwanted texts. >> reporter: we just heard from the accuser and her attorney.  14 years with various nba teams she's concerned she won't be able to ad to file suit. what they're saying is that she was harassed by the golden state warriors' star player,lp monta ellis, and then let go by the team. erica smith sat right next to her attorney in an oakland law filed suit against the warriors' star player, monta ellis, and smith says she worked in the communitions department with the tel sin

we had our own monte francis talking about travel. by vehicle you've got problems if you're getting into the sacramento valley. a dense fog advisory all the way down. take it easy this morning in south earn california. also expecting flight delays out of san francisco. later today new york city, philadelphia and seattle. you need to make sure you check ahead with your carrier. we have cool tools on our website to help you track your flight. 32 degrees in concord and 34 degrees in livermore. as you know, if you've been with us over the past couple days, the coldest point of the day is sun viz. we'll continue to drop off over the course of the next couple hours. temperatures today as we head through the afternoon with a lot of sunshine will be just about as warm as yesterday. so another nice day. we have the dense fog to worry about in places like novato and santa rosa and fairfield dropping off. the next couple hours expecting more of the fog to drift through the delta, especially through the east bay valleys. we have an air quality al

. >> francis, what you doing?s, you want to come up with an early christmas present? >> yeah, i do! >> oh, my goodness. >> did you show me my little pony stuff? >> oh, my god, it's luke! it's luke saber! >> oh, my god, it's waders! >> oh no, oh, my god, it's waders. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> francis, leave your brother alone. >> no! >> that's a low blow. come on. the man's obviously a "star wars" fan and did you see the spectacular christmas lights display. >> is francis' brother okay, do we know? >> i was just tired, it was really late at night when we shot this. don't worry, he's fine. >> what else you got? >> keeping in the holiday spirit, we're going to go with "the dance of the sugarplum fairies" played on glass harp. >> nice. >> beautiful. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's awesome. >> that's really cool-looking. >> that's some talent with the real crystal. >> i think theypracticed for more than a couple of days. >> i think they probably did that for quite some time. >> it took a little bit. but i think it would be cooler if they

qué quiere decirle a francis?onales. >> abdominales. >> cÓmo estÁs, en esta maÑana? gabi, gabi. >> sÍ, buenos días. >> adelante, cuÉntanos. >> buenos dÍas. yo tengo una pregunta. hace varias semanas me encontrÉ con una persona en una tienda y bien de repente me dice esta persona que hay mucha energÍa negativa que me rodea y me dijo que era por relaciones pasadas que no habÍan funcionado. yo quiero saber si es cierto. y cÓmo le puedo hacer para quitarme todo esto. >> bueno. no estoy durmiÉndome, estoy mirando tu energÍa cÓmo estÁ. pero hay personas que le gustan la ciencia y otras las letras, verdad? hay personas que tienen esta energÍa y pueden sentir. estoy mirando tu cuerpo electrÓmagnÉtico y tÚ lo que tienes es una energÍa cÍclica, de extremo a extremo, mi recomendaciÓn es que pidas esa armonÍa. vas a ser flexible y dulce, no vas a criticarte a ti ni a los demÁs. no tienes ninguna energÍa negativa. simplemente disfruta. >> simplemente disfruta. eso me gusta. como dice siempre francis: todo estÁ aquÍ y en el pro

when he was 60, he had a son francis in 1897 and francis would he was 60 had a daughter in 1957 who wasmargaret. there were 120 years between the birth of margaret and her grandfather. the children lived one to 20 century and they would not allow it the specimen to be tested pathologically to determine the cause of a kind of cancer was because grover had been a wild guy back in his days in buffalo and there were rumors he had a disease, specifically. and the children were afraid if it came out they did the testing on the specimen that it would come out their father had and this would be embarrassing to them into their father's legacy. it wasn't until the 1970s they finally acquiesce to have a pathological examination on the tumor. the examination determined grover had a very rare kind of cancer. it is called various carcinoma, a mentally and tumor at -- i can never say this word. metastasize. it does not metastasize. but it has to be removed because the tumor continues to grow and can grow so large it will make eating and breathing impossible. so the treatment for this tumor today and t

and francis doesn't hold back.nds of the starter being served he's already found a fault with it. >> this is for sharing or this is for a place setting in front of you? >> it will be a place setting. >> one person. >> this is what the guest would get. >> one person. the plate could be a bit -- >> challenging. >> challenging. this is the first time we taste our christmas menu. we will go through many before we find it perfect. there's a ways to go. i think we are going in the right direction. as a profession as myself, there are many things we can do to make it better. >> reporter: francis believes he knows his asian customers better than anyone else. after all, he's the boss and what he says goes. >> i thought the food was not spicy enough, at least for me. i thought asian customer probably prefers something more spicy. i think i do know what local customers would like to have. and this is why sometimes i'm not afraid to be outspoken to my chef to tell them what i want. >> reporter: in central london by the banks o

when he was 60, he had a son francis in 1897 and francis would he was 60 had a daughter in 1957 who wasmargaret. there were 120 years between the birth of margaret and her grandfather. the children lived one to 20 century and they would not allow it the specimen to be tested pathologically to determine the cause of a kind of cancer was because grover had been a wild guy back in his days in buffalo and there were rumors he had a disease, specifically. and the children were afraid if it came out they did the testing on the specimen that it would come out their father had and this would be embarrassing to them into their father's legacy. it wasn't until the 1970s they finally acquiesce to have a pathological examination on the tumor. the examination determined grover had a very rare kind of cancer. it is called various carcinoma, a mentally and tumor at -- i can never say this word. metastasize. it does not metastasize. but it has to be removed because the tumor continues to grow and can grow so large it will make eating and breathing impossible. so the treatment for this tumor today and t

francis reported $174 million in net revenue and is home to 366 ben and staffs 355. we felt providing an absolute numbers would not provide an accurate comparison with other hospitals in said francisco. instead we looked at it as a function in order to make a fair comparison accounting for a relative size. we thought it was accurate and adopted by the industry. i am available for any questions many of the supervisors may have as far as more details on the report. >> you have a question? >> if you could say a little bit about how you obtained this information. is this readily available? how did that come about? >> all of this is part of the public domain all of this was obtained from the report as well as through the state of california website, financial reporting data they keep for every hospital, and we also use forms that charitable organizations submit to the irs, so all of this is in the public domain. most of it is on internet. if not, hard copies are obtainable. >> one question was to the extent we are asking to maintain the same level of care they had in the

it says -- what the thing, -- what do you think, walton francis? guest: it's not the size of the purchasing pool. be a lot of plans only have a few thousand enrollees -- a lot of those plans only have a few thousand enrollees. some plans offer better bargains. host: there is competition. guest: it works. it keeps costs down. xpayerthe plans are ta paid/subsidized. the government should offer them to everyone. guest: choices have to be made in terms of wages and benefits, including health insurance. there are really reductions being made, just not in this program at this time to the question of the model, for everybody, it has been proposed many times. there have been bills introduced in congress to let all the unemployed, and insured in america -- uninsured in america join the system. it was based on fehbp. the state-insurance exchanges are modeled, in large part, .fter the fehbp it is a proven success. host: a customer, patient could have more to choose. by making it a broader marketplace, you create incentive for companies to lower -- lure client

monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks for the up date. traveling any time soon?mericans spent a lot more on gas this year. a new report shows the average american household will have spent $4,200 on gasoline by the end of the year. the highest share in 30 years. >>> on a positive note, gas prices in the bay area have dropped five cents in the past week and more than 20 cents since last month. the average price in san francisco for a gallon of gas 3 $ $3.61. >>> millions of americans will be traveling and if you're stuck in an airport with a layover, you can get some sleep in style. the cost is $30 for the first hour and $7.15 every minute after that. >>> daily news says nearly half of the reported 16,000 robberies in the first ten months of 2011 involved high-tech devices. 70% ol all stolen cell phones are iphones. keep the phones safely tucked away. >>> it's a mad dash to the finish for christmas shoppers and toys r us is helping procrastinators for staying the open 112 hours straight. they opened at 6:00 and will not close them until 10:00 christmas eve night.

. >> reporter: i'm monfils francis live in fremont. i'll tell you why the slow economic recovery is not keeping people off the roads this holiday season. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge toll particular saz this december 21st. four days until christmas. this is "today in the bay." >>> four days till christmas. we're ringing it in right here onset with fancy sweater man, mike, our floor director. >> we need a tight shot of that. >> lighten it up this morning. 6:00, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. meteorologist christina loren joins us. >> good morning to you. it's cold out there. that cold air will hit you in the face when you walk out in the front door. that will wake you up in gilroy this morning. 28 degrees there. i love to be the bearer of good news, especially this time of the season. we'll hit about 50 degrees by noon and a gorgeous, gorgeous second half of the day shaping up. about 57 degrees inland as you make your way home. i'm table you through your forecast and t

francis of asisi said, let them see your faith and when needed, use words. and i think for me, that's how i go about my business. i try to encourage guys. i try to love on guys. i try not to -- i am one of those people. i believe what has hurt people of faith in the game, in general, is the judgmentalism. i think we come across as being holier than thou. i'm the first toll you that i've made tons of mistakes. i am nowhere near perfect. i believe in a god that forgives me and i believe he's done that. >> jeremy, i have less than 60 seconds. as you watch tim tebow who is the most visible of the religious figures going original do you ever look at me and say tim tebow, maybe you are laying it on a little bit heavy. going down to a knee, do you have concerns? >> i don't have concerns about that. like i said, for me, i'm not going to judge either way. i handle my faith how i believe god is asking me to handle my faith. i'm sure he is doing the same thing. i know he does the eye marks and he goes to his knee. i believe he is doing what he feels best to honor his s

francis. er in critical and that does have to do with burn -- burn injuries. we'll be pulling for them, of course. also, a fire lieutenant was injured mildly. he did suffer smoke inhalation because during the course of a rescue as he was bringing one of the victims down he took off his mask and put it on her so she would be okay and he ended up inhaling a little smoke. he was not even taken to the hospital. he's expected to be fine. with what you are looking at is two apartment buildings, they touch, fused in the middle. a total of six apartments between them, 35 residents live in there we don't know all 35 were home at the time the fire broke out around 4:30 this morning. one group of young people evacuated, they are fine they live on the bottom floor. the fire did erupt as they thought on the top floor and towards the back. an entire back deck was burned and collapsed on to the deck below. the folks who got out said they woke to one of their roommates screaming get out there's a fire. they were able to evacuate easily because they weren't the first floor. on

francis. final seconds howard trails 5- 4. frazier pulls up and hits a three.own one with one second. they foul and no time coming off the clock, howard down two with seconds left and it doesn't go. howard is beaten by st. francis 73-71. that's your sports. i'm dave feldman. i'll see you tomorrow from verizon center. brian is back right after this.  at bank of america, we're lendingg and investing in communities across the country, from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs in boston or providing funding for the expansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community and supporting training programs for tomorrow's workforce in los angeles. because the more we can do in local neighborhoods and communities, the more we can help make opportunity possible. >>> looks like we're headed for a pre can i.yet week here. this five-day forecast takes us into -- pretty dry week here. this five-day forecast takes us into the middle of december. we'll have a little bit of sunshine lost thursday afternoon and

francis nutritious and delicious products on the price of healthy eating. we need to test these three times the city allergenicity immune response lower nutrition for environmental contamination don't you feel like a lab rat some consider the experiment in human treatment. significant differences between the g.m. fact that they both at the g.m. plant that much they weren't treated so well themselves one question means one career you ask one question you get the answer and you might or might not be able to publish it but that's the end of your career. closure is that so much i can which of course you might want to hear like a pleasing phoenix rising from the ashes new. gingrich again shows himself to be a major figure in american politics does he represent the republican party. in bygone days were vital to get around. but today they're more leisure than life line. what drives people to quit their modern lives and settle in remote woods. one finds them up to survive in the freezing cold. beginning in russia's nals discover the arctic circle on r.t. . the worl

financial planner stacey francis says it's a question she gets all the time. >> clients are searching for yield and it's one of the biggest challenges we have, because there's, to be honest, not a lot of yield out there to be had. the obvious choice for many investors is dividend-paying stocks. after all, the dividend yield for the s&p 500 index is currently higher than that on a 10-year bond. as a result, investors have been swapping the munis and treasuries in their portfolios for dividend stocks. in fact, dividend e.t.f.s have been all the rage this year, with investors pouring billions into them. but experts say people make a big mistake if they think the investments are interchangeable. we still have to appreciate a very simple, a very pointed fact, and, that is that dividend stocks are still stocks nonetheless, and so you can have much greater principle risk than you would in fixed-income. vanguard's davis has been waging a campaign of sorts, blogging about the risk of dividend stocks. he wants investors to understand they move up and down with the broader market. >> whether a s

francis nutritious and delicious products on the price of healthy eating. we need to test these three times is the allergenicity immune response lower nutrition and for environmental contamination don't you feel like a lab rat some consider the experiment each human treatment very highly significant difference between the g.m. felt that it was at the g.m. . but they weren't treated so well themselves one question means one career you ask one question you could be uncertain and you might or might not be able to publish it but that's the end of your career. this was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and now it had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. continued to be more than hundred thousand people. walking in affected children see the children to be ten times more likely to be born with birth defects and children in the rest of the country. in the sea as little as five hundred dollars for lif

live in alameda monty francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much.an francisco police have arrested a man accused of kidnapping and raping a woman in oakley one week ago. 45-year-old steven clark was taken into custody after he was spotted at the intersection of goff and geary in san francisco. he has been booked into jail on kidnap and rape charges. earlier this week clark was the focus of an intense man hunt when he was spotted near san diego. a strange and dangerous story from santa clara today. police say they found home made guns, bombs, and ammunition at a home afteromeone heard gunshots at the house. 45-year-old daniel pabats was arrested after police negotiated with him to come out of his home on rosemont drive. investigators discovered four improvised explosive devices, three home made guns, five blow guns, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition when they searched the house. the santa clara county sheriff's bomb squad had to dispose of two of the devices after they were found to be unstable. neighbors we spoke to today told us he and his wife

, francis.ra dado a mÍ. 160 mil u$s. >> todo el proceso de divorcio si no lo terminÓ tiene que compartir con el marido todo lo que comprÓ allÍ. >> tengo noticias de perry jackson. la hija de michael jackson. dijo que cuando vio la pelÍcula de su papÁ, dijo que sabÍa que su papÁ cantaba muy bien pero que no sabÍa que podÍa actuar. su papÁ desde muy pequeÑos los protegÍa y lo agradece. eso me permitiÓ ir a la escuela como una persona normal, y no ser reconocida ni asediada despuÉs de la muerte de su papÁ. y se lo agradece. >> tenemos entendido que ella va a ser parte de una pelÍcula de magia y ciencia ficciÓn. >> basada en un libro. >> de algo de las 7 llaves. >> y lo importante es que nosotros debatÍamos en el programa de radio que estoy haciendo que quiÉn le va a dar autorizaciÓn porque es menor de edad. >> pero quÉ la abuela tiene la custodia? >> quÉ pensarÁ la abuela de todo esto. >> me imagino que la va a apoyar. >> sino los va a mandar a todos por el tubo cuando sea grande y va a ser actriz.

gracias, francis. hay que revivir la energÍa del amor. es lo que hace que el amor se transforme y que ya no quieras ni besar a la persona que amas! superdesagradable. >> lo importante es no perderse en el camino. >> mire, nosotros vamos con buena energÍa y buena onda con claudia molina. hoy va a visitar a una televidente para que estÉ como debe ser. >> quÉ es lo que vamos a ver, claudia? >> chicos, les tengo algo muy especial, estoy llegando a la casa de una de nuestras televidentes y le vine a enseÑar los ejercicios que puede hacer mientras hace los quÉhaceres de la casa. ustedes tambiÉn lo pueden hacer. >> bienvenida! >> Ándale, pues. >> quÉ guapa la televidente porque estÁ muy guapa. >> estÁ bastante bien y claudia molina, lo tengo que decir, tiene lo suyo. >> no deben comer mucho chocolate. >> cÓmo se elabora el chocolate. cosa que no todo el mundo sabe! >> y buena mÚsica, joey montana ya se encuentra con nosotros. una canciÓn que vamos a cantar en nuestras casas seguramente en navidad! pausa. ya regresamos. >> te tengo un consejo. yo

francis helen se encuentra en colombia. rito, dirÍa lÓpez dorÍga. (en pantalla) >> juay de rito! para quÉ? para usted en el 2012. por quÉ no nos vamos con jakie y raÚl. >> juay de rito, compadre. >> no nos vamos para allÁ? >> dice que nos vamos a una pausa. y estÁ bueno. >> mÁs adelante les decimos quÉ es lo que vamos a ver: cÓmo lograr que sus hijos adolescentes se vistan bien. eso es un verdadero problema porque se ponen muy rebeldes. y tambiÉn comenzamos el 2012 desintoxicÁndonos. por quÉ? para nos vamos a enterar cuÁles son los alimentos que nos pueden ayudar a purificar el cuerpo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] >> cÓmo van a celebrar? bailando? >> me encanta, me hacen recordar como si estuviera en puerto rico. arriba venezuela. >> al rato tenemos mÁs mÚsica. vamos con raÚl que nos tiene algo muy interesante aquÍ en el programa. ahora regresamos con la pachanga. >> familia de despierta amÉrica! vamos a hablar de una etapa que acabamos de pasar la adolescencia. es una etapa difÍcil y cuando se trata de vestirse se complica un poco

when he was 60, he had a son francis in 1897 and francis would he was 60 had a daughter in 1957 who wasmargaret. there were 120 years between the birth of margaret and her grandfather. the children lived one to 20 century and they would not allow it the specimen to be tested pathologically to determine the cause of a kind of cancer was because grover had been a wild guy back in his days in buffalo and there were rumors he had a disease, specifically. and the children were afraid if it came out they did the testing on the specimen that it would come out their father had and this would be embarrassing to them into their father's legacy. it wasn't until the 1970s they finally acquiesce to have a pathological examination on the tumor. the examination determined grover had a very rare kind of cancer. it is called various carcinoma, a mentally and tumor at -- i can never say this word. metastasize. it does not metastasize. but it has to be removed because the tumor continues to grow and can grow so large it will make eating and breathing impossible. so the treatment for this tumor today and t