an example of a market also where the city opposes the land in seattle and they have a nonprofit that owns the land and operates it. the third would have the gardenerurned over to the city and city commission operate it. we urge you to consider the models one and two where there's still oversight that we have the ability to have local people involved in this operation. thank you >> (calling names). >> my name is wilford i'm a resident of the western edition and the member of the beth many church. i'm a long term resident of the area and here to talk about the remarks ofcytes 10 hayes. as the old agency that has a history in the city we're destroying the african-american community is very tablet. it's important you are in a unique position to demonstrate your embracing programs that can make it come back together. it starts with you're taking a solid position are i think you are in front of you an opportunity but you understand how to be proactively supportive and continue the ability in the city. that's what i wanted to say. thank you >> (calling names) >> is it charley walker? yes sorry >> (laughter). >> you know, one of the things i've gotten up

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since 2010 we have witnessed the city garden needs a space for the community. we also experienced how well a farm can fit into a local economy offering fresh local produce. not only is it a tangible symbolic model for food production, but also great for agricultural -- many people marvel and never have seen a farm. only recounting stories from their parents and grandparents. i truly believe these firsthand connections to our food production is a true help to our communities. it's i am period of time -- imperative that we bridge this gap as a viable component of our city's landscape. the inclusion of the greenhouse and sf puc efforts to do this. it would be a unique model of agriculture that will be seen across the country. not o.j. -- only has it been in the past, but it will set a way for san francisco. the parcel to be activated to a dynamic model is particular in tandem about our water shed and matter management and strategies. the paving over of this site and city housing will be a great opportunity and as well as an an opportunity for san francisco. i know

instead of selling acts, we were ,uying ask, trying to keep them madison square garden, radio city asas possible. that led me to the job at the rock 'n roll hall of fame, which has been able to take all of the things i've learned in being able to use them to do everything we can to produce events, like we do at the annual induction ceremony, and also look over and oversee things that happen at the museum in cleveland. >> let's talk about some of the inductees this year. >> kiss has been a fan favorite for a long time. says, whatsomebody you do, and i tell them what i do, i get that, how come? how come so-and-so isn't in their? that forbeen one like years. there is no rhyme and reason to it. artists, after they become eligible after 25 years -- this year, they got on the ballot. they got enough votes to be in. top vote getter from the fan ballot that we started for the second year. >> nirvana? >> nirvana is an iconic band from their time. there are certain artists in their period that set a standard for all other artists that come after them. they created a new sound, a new feel, and t

the properties that we're saying that will be transferred to the city for governmental pretty much we have the gardens and shore bio park and hunters point. one of the ma many parks that's adjacent to a city park and that minnie park is 340i7bd by city. the recommendation amenity particles that of streets and sidewalks and that strange property that we had the one easement that we have that's not connected to any property in golden gate way but it's half the remain of street and open space so that's in that category. and still in good morning purpose that are properties where we're going to remain for a period of time to fill our development obligations that are associated with various agreements but then after the development obligations are completed then be we'll transfer them to the city and the property that fall into that educator are this park particles in trans bay and in the shipyard and then the street particles in the shipyard. and i think one thing that's slightly different is the modular building i don't know if i mentioned this it's on one of the park paddlers so that will transfer to th

>> legendary musician billy joel announced a new deal with new york city's madison square garden. darting in january, he will be playing one show per month at msg. how does he feel about? >> i've said it in set it in the eighth and i will say it again. -- in 1978 and i will say it again. there is no better venue in the world. it has a reputation and on the nile history that is operable from the moment you step on stage. -- undeniable history that is palpable from the moment you step on stage. >> you got anything else for us? >> i'm getting a lot of credit here -- getting a lot of credit here for how good am supposed to be, but i think a good deal of it is from the audience that comes to the garden. they are a great audience, and if you have a great audience you usually give a better show. sometimes the show is meh. but here, it is mutual. >> he holds the record at madison square garden for the most sold out shows, 12 in 2006. his first four in the new year are already sold out. a new first down line calculator, laser power. we will hear from the ceo of the company behind it. ? >>

garden. and i know that we have some throughout the city and any good information for me. and the colleagues may that we actually get a map of the community gardens may be and maybe overly with the spots >> and so whatever reason it is difficult to get the super markets in place for certain neighborhoods. and are there any strategies, around, that effort, we talk about the bigger super markets coming in there and is there a way to maybe reduce the size of things so that it is more manageable for people that are more local? to run these things? and other than the chains? >> and more than that the city, can help with some of the issues that challenges the super markets, and i think that one of the challenges for it and the city that it does not cost the smaller business that extra money and maybe they can make it then and i am just throwing out the ideas. >> thank you for those, and i think that they are both. >> i will speak to the urban agriculture piece and the food retail piece and some of our ideas around that. and some of the activities that are going on. in the program

something that we need to support further in the city itself and the city needs to encourage the development and not the individual plot gardens and i am aware that supervisor avalos along with the community groups is trying to do a similar thing and running into the similar barriers even the elected officials. i agree to the issue in the food security in the tender loin and i phrase it around the access and the education and knowing what to do with the food once you get it and the ability to actually cook it and store it and prepare that food. but i would like to take it a step further and put on the conversation a little bit more and pose to the question of trying to answer how can you make it economically viable, if we are talking about the low income communitis that have the real high concentrations of poverty, such as the tender loin and 50 percent, and create the jobs around accessing the healthy food and give the folks the food and the opportunities to purchase the food and the sources and the example of that is the healthy corner store and that is going to expand to a meat market and going to supply the meat, and going

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city. if the arena was something hike that, with a roof top, public plaza and garden, 125 feet above the water and 360 degrees back, over the bay and back to the city, with the cafes above to help to activate it might be truly worthy of the water front and this will be something that will be a site and a wonderful experience for everyone. and with the couple of another idea and rebuild, where one can visit the tall, dome and looked down through the glass upon the perlimentarianand to look down from above upon the professional basketball will be a new experience for all. and so excitement and innovation like this will be truly worthy of san francisco and our water front district capture our imagination and make us look forward to an ad dish for all people and not just the basketball fans thank you. >> thank you. >> and next up, sue hester. >> sue hester, there have been a lot of meetings of people in the neighborhood about this project, and this is a neighborhood. and what we didn't see a shred of today is any discussion of the other block, if there is to be any change at all, people should be

forget all of the men that victim of the dances at ten because of them the garden and the black community is that beneath the city. i'm going on is that the lights against the atrocities. so many fake scenes coming for which gets you off in this town safe enough that latino. when you're on a neat to see it in stores his next attack is being detained. while for others remain free. or she's gone inactive until ten. it's a dangerous place to visit on the nation to see hank tells great things brought to justice. nine years ago at the indonesian city about out chambers did instead of being in ocean tsunami cyst in the city has become not stick to its enforcement of islamic rules. as far as the cats kathryn our strengths and james on it i found out the ant is brandished a real boy is sleeping impulse buy an old theme now to try it only the special brigade of the nazis every entities nice is that old females month. man show men are not breaking religious rules it's friday say that making silk men in the city of getting to that mosques. ok please gentlemen it's prayer time. the system to send this to her face. corporal p

let's check the schoolcast for today for garden village elementary school in daly city. temperatures there in the 40s, highs only in the 50s in the afternoon and, of course, if you would like to put your in schoolcast, go to kpix.com/schoolcast. >> i guarantee my little guy is going to walk out the door this morning with shorts and maybe like his ughs. >> he doesn't have mom to stop it. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >>> 5:49 now. if you prefer sipping wine to cracking open a brew, you may be smarter than you think. a new study shows men with higher iq scores are more likely to drink wine. the study at copenhagen university found regardless of financial status, those with a higher iq preferred wine to other alcoholic beverages. >> gave a lot of men another reason to be snobby about that. >>> millions of americans will vow to lose weight in the new year and there are tons of wearable fitness devices that promise to help keep you in shape when synced with apps devices offering a lot of data. there's the new nike fuel band for about 150 bucks. shows you how many calories burned a

checking out your schoolcast for today garden village elementary school in daly city. temperatures in the 40s, 50s for highs. to nominate your school go to kpix.com/schoolcast and do it there. >> it's going to be colder tomorrow? >> even colder, i think, more 20s showing up in the valleys less wind and chilly. >> thank you. >>> all right. time now is 6:50. and let's take a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." >> gayle king joins us live from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. two people who i don't know. nice to meet you guys. >> nice to meet you, too. >> reporter: nice to see you both. ahead a rabbi goes to the supreme court in a fight over, listen to this, frequent flyer miles. what? we have a case that could impact the way you fly. plus a bourbon burglary and a $10,000 reward. we are at the kentucky distillery with a rare and coveted whiskey vanished. and rick warren is in studio 57 with a new mission. how he hopes his group loses 250,000 pounds. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. anne and juliette, tell frank an

amanda miami gardens florida is as said it is the cities stop and frisk program he has been arrested over 20 times at the store where he works and was convicted of trespassing. this area was hit with a crime wave and the mayor has given zero tolerance for police allowing them to stop and question anyone. the store owner and several residents filed a lawsuit that seeks a change in policy and financial compensation. washing cars for a great cause almost a year ago today hiram lawrence junior was killed by crossfire outside a liquor store in oakland. today use uprising came together to show this boy did not die in vain. use workers at the carwash had to attend a workshop on resume writing and interviewing skills. is that -- it would. >> i will never forget that day. i was with him to the very end. ñ-tilde-tilde doctors pronounced him dead i was right there. so to me, this is a special day to do anything. >> the baby's parents welcomed a new baby girl recently all of the money from a car wash will be going into a scholarship fund for that girl. >>> a-team is sharing details of a falloff

garden. the piano man said he'll perform at the new york city venue once a month as long as fans want him. shows from january through april are already sold out. i'm a huge fan. what you do think of t, anne-ma? >> i think it's a great idea. new york is the place to do it and who doesn't love billy joel, right? >> exactly. he's got great shows. >> definitely. wendy gillette at the new york stock exchange. thank you very much, wendy. >>> still to come, an act of kindness by actor paul walker. >>> and in sports, an nfl mvp sends an unexpected rsvp. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. maint. testing mdpc-03 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdef maint. testing mdpc-03 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuv 7890 maint. testing mdpc-03 f1 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 67890 cbs caption test !!! abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 abcdef maint. testing mdpc-03 f1 a

new york times makes a good point if if all of the homeless children of new york city were to go into madison square garden which is a huge stadium in manhattan as many as over forty eight hundred children would be left without a seat so imagine that is pretty staggering number that's that's really really scary to think about actually want to see could you talk a little bit more about what is really thought to be behind these numbers what is behind this rapid increase in homelessness specifically for families. well i mean what we have is a continuation of increasing home prices of course with very low incomes and it's a widening gap and experts are saying this is likely to continue so because housing prices are going up and so many people are still unable to find work what we have is the situation where as many as fifty two thousand people are in shelters every night in new york city and it's twelve thousand people and families twelve thousand families and those families have children and the sad part really is that the children are the people the ones we don't see you don't know they are the invisible hom

city. and then the fountain which is part of the u.s. botanic garden on exhibit in philadelphia in 1876.so happily surprised when they see what can be done with plant parts, and it really reaches all ages even though people might say, oh, it's for the children, that's not true. i feel it is a gift to the nation. it gives people a place to come where we're not selling anything. we're not a shopping mall. we're really here for -- for the people to make them excited about the holiday season, but also inspired about the importance of plants in our lives. >>> and we leave you with the artwork at the museum. ♪

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city. and then we have the fountain which actually is a part of the u.s. botanic gardenn philadelphia in 1876. people are so happily surprised when they see what can be done with plant parts. and it's really t* reaching all ages even though people might say it's for the children, that's not true. i feel it's a gift to the nation. it gives people a place to come where we are not selling anything, we are not a shopping mall. we are nothing like that. we are really here for the people to make them, you know, excited about the holiday season, but also inspired about the importance of the plants in our lives. >>> christmas is celebrated in different ways around the world of course. >> al jazerra also tony harris takes us to a few countries to show celebrations in times of war and peace. ♪ >> reporter: billions of christians around. world are celebrating christmas, many take the time to commemorate the day they believe jesus was born with special ceremonies. in afghanistan, american troops mark the day with a candle-lit ceremony. and sang christmas carols. >> i just want to sa

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city. and we have the bow tannic garden on exhibit in 1976.ally reaches all ages, even though people might say, oh, it's for the children, that's not true. i feel it is a gift to the nation. it gives people a place to come where we're not selling anything. we're not a shopping mall. we're really here for the people to make them excited about the holiday season, but also inspired about the importance of the plants in our lives. >> it was the night before christmas and by the look of retail sale prices you would think it was the day after. >>> plus the nba christmas tradition. >>> sales for christmas are down more than 3%. retailers usually take about 40% of their annual revenue at this time. ray lynn joins us now. ray lynn, take a look around that street there, the church is located on one of the major shopping streets in new york. what are you seeing around you? >> reporter: that's right. well, it's 5th after. we are here a block away from sacks 5th avenue. and tons of people are going to be there for that midnight mass, but tons of people are

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times makes a good point but if not all that well with the children of the ark city were not to go into madison square garden which is a huge stadium in manhattan on as many as over forty eight hundred children would be left without a seat so i imagine that it's a staggering number that's that's really really scary to think about actually bought one doesn't seem to beat auckland and more about what is relief not to be behind these numbers what is behind this rapid increase in homelessness specifically for families. well let me know that what we had and the continuation of by increasing prices of course that meant that way and not very low on incomes and that the widening gap in experts are saying this is likely to continue. so because the housing prices are going up and so many people are still unable to find work what we have and the situation where i as many as fifty two thousand people are in shelters every night in munich city and its twelve thousand people and the family talk thousand families in those families of children and the sad part really is backed up the children and a few than the ones we don'

singer billy joel will be a regular staple at madison square garden in new york city. nt but joel struck a deal as the gard garden's first entertainment franchise. he'll have his own logo. he's set to play a show a month at msg for as long as fans want to hear him play. the run begins with four sold out shows starting in january of next year. apparently he told "usa today" that now he can kmut commute to and it takes out the schlepp factor. which i can relate to. >> after years of touring. >> what a gift to the city. >> i'm totally biased on this. billy joel is a local legend. >> wonder if it will work. all the first four shows, bam, sold out. >> we saw this happen in vegas. celine did those -- >> it's awesome. >> you're going to go every month. >> as much as i can. as much as i can. >> he's going to take us. >>> coming up next on "new day," amazing video of a volcano erupting in italy this week. you have to see this. >>> bob dylan charged in france with inciting racial hatred in a rolling stone video. >>> we'll leave you with this. >> america's teenagers are 30th in th

city. >> there's magic in gardening.n drop a seed into the earth and from that there's an amazing fruit that is delicious and so good for your body. that's a miracle to me. i have been gardening pretty much my entire adult life because i want to eat well. i myself have not always had the money to be able to do that. some communities in charlotte, it's nearly impossible to make a healthy choice. you could call this the miracle mile. pretty desolate in the way of healthy food options. there are barely any supermarkets. once they get there by bus or a neighbor's car or on foot, they are paying a very high price for the food. when i realized that, it made me angry. it made me want to do something about that. we want our market to be abundant tomorrow, so let's hit it. we have about 200 volunteers that come out and help us. harvesting the food, getting it to the farm stand. i'm so glad you came. what did you get? we're bringing the food to the community and cutting the cost in half compared to what they would pay a grocery st

city franchise. he signed on to play a concert at madison square garden once a month indefinitely.g name artists stop going on the road and let the road come to them. >> celine dion, elton, and cher. once they happen in vegas, they often stay there. casinos pay big bucks to get exclusive rights to a entertainer for weeks or years. and then they get to build the show of their dreams. >> tuesday night sin city pulled out all of the stops for it's newest recruit, britney spears. she will perform for two years at planet hollywood, nearly 100 shows total. >> we're always looking fortop entertainment. the value is having big name artists in the city, at the property. >> the residency business is great for tourism for these cities because people are making a specific choice to choose vegas over another city or destination to see their favorite act. >> spears has the strip, but it isn't great for everybody. billy joel is more of an east coast guy. he played at madison square garden 46 times. >> it never gets old. >> now he will make it a monthly tradition for as long as it keeps selling. >

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times over the speed limit as it entered a sharp curve. >>> the city of san francisco is paying homeowners in the sunset to plant gardens in their front yards. many homes have concrete yards. so the city is covering the cost of removing the concrete and putting in plants. homeowners just have to pay $200 for a permit and at least five houses on each block must take part to qualify for the program. >>> smokers in berkeley could soon find fewer places to light up. the city council has given preliminary approval to a tough, new ordinance banning smoking in apartments and condos. the ban would also outlaw smoking at fraternity and sorority houses. the smoking ordinance could take effect as early as next pring. >>> you know it's cold. i know it's cold. it was 26 when i left the house. sal, you are worried about black ice on the roads. >> that's right. we've had a report of black ice in walnut creek at oakland boulevard. let me show you where that is here. it's in walnut creek near the b.a.r.t. station here. right there at oakland boulevard as you get off the freeway. there's a large patch of black ice reported by the walnut

could get all of the men that victim of the dances at ten because of them the garden and a black communities and beneath the city. um going on is that of whites against the atrocities. the nanny state teams coming for which gets you off in this town sick enough that latino. when you're on a neat to see steve stuart is the next attack is being detained. while for others remain free. or she's gonna just don't ask it's a dangerous place to get his timing a shame to see hank tells great this brought to justice. nine years ago at the intonation city about that che was devastated by the end in ocean tsunami cyst in the city has become not stick to in its enforcement of islamic goals. as far as the cats catherine asked rings and chains on it i found out the ant is a branch of the lord is sleeping impulse buy an old theme now to try it. troll with a special brigade of the nazis every entities. he says that all females month. to instill men and not breaking religious rules. it's friday say that making silk men an assistant at getting to the mosques. ok please gentlemen it's prayer time the system to send this to say scop

city. another roman touch was la rue de rivoli. they prepared designs for linking the tuileries gardens with the louvre and started on the interior of the museum itself, where their inventive details can be admired today. the newly constituted louvre became napoleon's domain. he commissioned france's finest artists to glorify his deeds. the most celebrated was jacques louis david. disappointed with the aftermath of the revolution, david had sworn never to trust in men again-- only in ideas, yet he was fascinated by napoleon and quickly succumbed to his spell. when he first met the young general, he said, "oh, my friends, "what a beautiful head he has. "it is pure. it is great. "it is as beautiful as the antique. yes. bonaparte is my hero." decades before the revolution, the encyclopedist diderot had suggested the louvre be used for the public display of the royal collections. afterwards, in 1793, it opened as the museum central des arts. then came the brief but dazzling era of the musee napoleon, filled with loot of his campaigns. here david presented his newly finished canvas, the sabine women. it tells of the reconciliation betwee

. >> we are going to create a new garden, a workshop garden, and it's a mini amphitheater, and we are going to use these logs as benches. >> the city is getting business to remove the best of the tree. it's going to remain on site through the end of the year. >>> we talked about the rest of the country and the high winds in oakland some weeks ago, and our meteorologist here to talk about what is happening here and now. >> we had a beautiful day across the area. and up and mid-60s across most location pz that fog-free conditions and good visibility. we are looking at clear conditions and you can see the christmas lights in the city and the lights on the bay bridge, all lit up on the bridge right now. and so tomorrow morning we will wake up to a little coastal fog, but it will be very isolated and a bright day for tomorrow. we were stuck in the northwest flow that kept some of the cool air aloft in place for the morning hours, and high pressure is going to continue to take grip of the bay area, and this is going to be the scenario. we will be dry and sunny, and air quality will begin to suffer as we head towards christmas eve and day

been done and the work in valuing less than gardens it beautiful oar i came from the middle school and saw one of the lottery performing schools in the city and have a long time the dramatic leap that san francisco has had here. there's no single silver bullet to solve all the problems but it's about bringing together the credible web of partnerships i've seen today. but everyone that's worked has a single goal in mind that they share with president obama. the mayor said the president's been traveling around the country talking about the most important challenges facing our country how are we going to continue no matter who you are we can create playgrounds of opportunity into the middle class but you, you came to this neighborhood a decade ago at the housing project before is a child who no matter how hard they worked in school or no matter he or she parents do to get ahead you might see a child who's life span was determined by the zip code they grew up in and that's wrong. we can't allow children's futures to be destroyed because we've failed to create a neighborhood that nufrnz them. i've come here today not only to segregate you on y

city. and one special project we have developed here in san francisco is sponsorship of community gardens. we have given grants to help with the installation and maintenance of 21 community gardens across san francisco and would love to see that number double in the next couple of years. to conclude, i want to say that kaiser permanente is invested in san francisco and update our facilities and build more to serve the community. if you have questions, i am joined by our capital project developer and a number from our team. >> thank you, why don't we take public comment first. so is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. >> thank you for your presentation, i have a couple of questions, i happen to be a kaiser member myself. and the percentage of the kaiser members that have medicare or medi-cal, i don't know if you have a differentiation of the two types. because medi-cal is an income specific thing that you qualify. and medicare you have to have of a certain age. although there are certain instances where people get medicare for