gosh i heard her mention griffith street. -- >> i heard her mention griffith street. that is all the way up on the hill. that is a very heavy traveled road there. it might do three blocks. it is amazing to me that the city can start doing this and then it collapses. we have the football games that have started into those streets that are heavily traveled. we have a lot of homes on thomas and st.. we also have homes and businesses down the street there. you can look on the map. it is a five-block area that needs to be fixed up. >> this will help. depending on how the street is named will determine the amount of money. >> what about griffith street? supervisor maxwell: she can come up and comment on that. >> i have a map here that shows which portion. the portion of griffith we are talking about is the portion between thomas -- i'm not sure what portion espinola jackson lives on. she is south of the map. she lives south of the map. the portion we are adding to the system is thomas east of it over to griffith. thank you. supervisor maxwell: any further public comment? pu

don't remember andy griffith?ey are using million of tax dollars to like a program they have to support any way that's what makes this propaganda. people don't have a choice. they think people don't get it. they get it they don't like it. >> wayne, jonathan doesn't recognize andy griffith. >> the problem with this is the government spending taxpayer money to advertise something else by the federal government. fred dee and fannie 16 million dollars a quarter -- it is an outrageous thing for the federal government taking taxpayer money to sell the federal bureaucracy's plan and you have -- [ talking over each other ] >> in a couple of ads they overstated benefits. they got a slip on the writes. >> this is about -- on the wrist. >> this is about public educating. andy griffith, matlock -- how can you not knee. everyday you will an ad on television trying to people for the military in the last administration -- [ talking over each other ] >> four times as much in the last term to advertise and promote medicare part d.

alice griffith is likely to be the next site to actually move after hunter's view, because financing is specifically tied to the candle stick point development. the alice griffith plan, i believe, calls for approximately 1,000 new units of housing, including a replacement of the 250 units that are there currently. so we're very excited about what we're doing in san francisco around public housing. it's a real model that we think there's a lot of lessons learned, both positive and negative from our history and the history around the country, making sure that we stay true to the public housing assets that are so critical in a high-cost city such as san francisco, and make sure that we replace those units themselves, not just vouchers, number one, but take our opportunity, which is somewhat unique to san francisco, and the fact that we have additional development capacity on the sites that are so poorly planned historically and use that to, number one, create better neighborhoods, mixed income neighborhoods, and actually use that additional capacity as a financial mechanism to stimulate

. >> what about griffith street? supervisor maxwell: she can come up and comment on that. >> i have a map here that shows which portion. the portion of griffith we are talking about is the portion between thomas -- i'm not sure what portion espinola jackson lives on. she is south of the map. she lives south of the map. the portion we are adding to the system is thomas east of it over to griffith. thank you. supervisor maxwell: any further public comment? public comment is closed. colleagues, without objection? >> item number 12 on the status of community benefit programs. >> we are kind of having a different ed rendell. they are expecting economic development -- a different era. they are expecting economic development opportunities, and they should. utility has been doing that for a very long time. i wanted to have this hearing to talk about what they have done, what they are doing, and their vision for the future. it is important that we assess where we are and what we have done as we move forward. i noticed ed harr

gosh i heard her mention griffith street. -- >> i heard her mention griffith street. that is all the way up on the hill. that is a very heavy traveled

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. >> andy griffith and don kn otts were probably doing the best acting in all of history. >> the series was inspired from the real-life town of mount airy. there was an oasis of innocence. >> it provided an escape. people looked out for each other in mayberry and they respected authority. they exempted each other's quirks. >> but above all, it made people laugh. >> people just really liked having them in their home every day. >> and still trying to whistle that theme song. >> 0h, that theme song. the show left the air rang to that number one. the only other show to do that was the "seinfeld" show. i like to whistle that song. >> go-ahead. >> you are making me laugh. you cannot do it over the break between the other song polite to whistle is by iron butterfly. >> 51 degrees on tv hill. coming up in the next half-hour of 11 news today -- >> the supreme court is on the verge of making a landmark decision involving the first amendment. >> i thought that was beethoven. we have some great weather coming up. the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> i am still trying to figure out what

. >> and i wendy griffith. mobile, alabama is seeing thousands of healings taking place in its convention center. >> paul strand made the trip to mobile to tell us more about it. >> reporter: revivals aren't limited to church anymore. this is fill tg downtown convention center with worship. >> there is something a bit different, god using an old timey southern preach which you are. >> preach which you are is john kilpatrick. he says this revival starting in july 2010 was marked by many immediate miracles. >> i saw people sing for the first me and hearing without their hearing aids. you used to have to holler at them. >> one was this deadly brain tumor instantly vanishing from 10-year-old kay leb's head. >> god would was shriveling up his tumor. >> he has gone from full of painto full health. >> how are you feeling? >> great. >> i am still overwhelmed. wow, you love me this much. >> his miracle set off a miracle for a nearly deaf relative. she said you better watch out what you say now becae i can hear. >> suffe

hello everyone i am wendy griffith. lausanne isharing the message of jesus christ with others. only happened 3 times in the past 36 years. this week it is taking place in cape town, south africa. my colleague george thomas is there. >> reporter: welcome cape town, south africa. you know after years of planning, the moment has finallcome. there is an air of expectation to see what god is going to do in the next 10 days. they have been arriving by the hour. >> welcome. >> hi, thank you. >> from all 4 corners of the globe. >> where are you coming from? >> south america. >> to answer god's call to the whole chur to take the gospel to the whole world. >> it is a thrilling experience for me >> 4,000 delegates will meet at the cape town, uth africa convention center on world evan jellizion known as cape town, south africa 20. >> the whole church must be mobilized to bring the whole gospel to the whole world. this is our calling. these are our orders. >> revere billy graham then ma i -- this gathering will be a global event unlike any other in the histy of the church. >> because here w

[laughter] rebuilding griffith public housing. mary mentioned hope sf. rebuilding public housing, not waiting for the federal government. west point, hunter's point. we are going to start in sunnyvale and we will rebuild all of the public housing sites and get serious about it by doing mixed use housing and we are going to right the wrongs of the past to help those most of all honorable. that is real, that is happening in this city. transbay terminal. truly, the grander central station on the west coast. i do not even like to be compared to grand central station because this is a much more extraordinary vision. i am sure maria will have slides, and all of you will walk away thinking, wow. high-speed rail. the fact we got $4 million in stimulus money allowed us to move forward on construction of this site. this is real. secretary ray lahood was out here with speaker pelosi. the temporary facility is open. you know this. the only press we are getting is a bad press, that there are not enough benches. by the way, everything that we did was -- in housing was

including management of the process of transferring land from the navy, implementation of the alice griffith redevelopment project. we have a number of on-site property management duties that we will have to fulfil, in addition to raising state and federal funds, my entering the grants, monitoring the development of the program. the final thing i will say about this that is important is the position that will be needed, that we are requesting right now, will be fully covered by the developer, pursuant to the disposition agreement negotiation with one hour. we will be able to bring these positions on without impact to the agency or city's general fund. >supervisor avalos: thank you. when do you expect these positions to begin? >> once this is approved, we will have to post the position. probably a 30-day period. there are a number of things that we are working on right now, so there will not be a ton of laps in the work. we have been working on these through the intimate phase and they are still on board, working closely. supervisor avalos: so you say that the staff coming on will carry on so

griffith harh at the bottom a hand written note. nicky, please check this. thanks. >> meg whitman is exposed as a liar, and a hypocrite. >> reporter: allred says the handwriting belongs to meg whitman's house. this afternoon issue a statement saying it is possible i would have scratched a follow up note on a letter like this, a request for information to make sure nicky received her benefits. >> meg whitman should be ashamed and embarrassed. >> allred said the letter is evidence whitman looked the other way when confronted with the suggestion her housekeeper might be in the country illegally. whitman said she did the right thing, by firing the housekeeper the day she confessed. >> here we are. 30 days out from an election. in a classic case of smear politics. >> reporter: whitman offered to take a polygraph test. coming up at 6:00 a spokesman for jerry brown admits he heard rumors of the story two weeks ago. admission is fueling whitman's claim gloria allred and jerry brown are are in cahoots. >> mark, thank you. we started at the top talking about san jose

griffith harsh, should have suspected the housekeeper they hired in 2000 was an illegal immigrant. >> on it dr. harsh has written, quote, nicky, please check this. thanks. end quote. nicky recognize this is as dr. harsh's writing that meg whitman lied to the press and the public when she said, quote, we never received that letter. >> reporter: allred says this letter is from the social security administration dated 2003 asking harsh and whitman to verify the social security number of their employee. nicky diaz santillan who yesterday in a sobbing appearance recalled admitting her illegal status to whitman in 2009. >> meg, please, can you help me? [ crying ] >> and she was very upset and said, no, and you don't know me and i have never seen you, and you have never seen me, she yelled, understand me? >> reporter: these performances have overtaken the gubernatorial campaign with allred orchestrating the whole thing. yesterday whitman tried to take control with a preemptive strike with reporters we never received that letter or notification. everything that gloria allred is saying is a li

. >> sort of like an andy griffith town, i guess. >> reporter: it turns out it's the perfect backdrop, they're shooting another movie. one of the stars, all right, an extra, my mom. the town has no shortage of characters. and like so many other small towns, it's just looking for its next act. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, georgetown, south carolina. >>> and coming up, you've seen our hometowns. we all get together to tell about some of your great ideas. just cook with campbell's. our soups contain surprising ingredients like a splash of sauterne wine, a drizzle of fresh cream, or a sprinkle of lower sodium sea salt. we put great ingredients in our soups, to help you put meals on the table, that put smiles on the faces of the ones you love. campbell's.® it's amazing what soup can do.™ but not for your eyes. they're still so tired-looking. with olay, challenge that with regenerist anti-aging eye roller. its hydrating formula with caffeine-conditioning complex perks up the look of eyes. it works in the blink of an eye. but my doctor told me that most calcium supplements... aren't absorbed pr

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clinton griffith has the spirit of the heartland. >> reporter: big sky country, soaring moutains and cattle everywhere. for those living here, the payoff is less about cash and more about family. >> our boy have lots of energy and they love it. our daughter, she's a lot like her daddy. she can go out and scratch her cows and love her cows and pick them out. it's neat to see. >> the armstrong family took part in this year's national angus -- and tour. people showed up from all over the world for the event. it's a great way to showcase their operations, for producers. >> we run 1,000 registered cows and sell bulls to cattlemen in the united states. so we keep a pretty close watch on what we do genetically. local herds is great for learning about management. participants got a view of the bigger picture. >> the things you get excited about are the potential to see renewed exports and better access in these markets to further access into japan. we would love to see access to the chinese market. that would be a tremendous opportunity for u.s. beef producers. we think that would happen at

he could not escape his burning home on saturday morning in the 1900 block of griffith's avenue.ghbors blamed his death on the city's move this year to periodically close fire stations, a cost-cutting move that they say cost a man his life. 22,000 people cross the street yesterday as part of the 10th anniversary of the baltimore marathon. organizers called it another successful year, with the most runners ever. this year, two new things, the title of winner and a grand prize. >> now it is time for hours sunday mourning q&a with terry owens of the mta. thank you for being here. let's talk about the mta and a little bit. there are several new programs to talk about? let's start with the cadet program. >> this is a program that we are really excited about. not only does it create opportunities for young people to break into law enforcement, but it also creates a pool of talent for us that can familiarize the system, with police forces constantly expanding, replacing people who are retiring. to have this ready pool of candidates is something we are very excited about. we have looked

but you give her more power, like father coffin, she's an andy griffith character . >> for more opinionsis, don't miss "park irspitzer" weeknights at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> larry king asks, hamid karzai about all those rumors about his mental health. . >> are you a manic depressive? do you take medication for it? >> what the afghan leader has to say in response. we'll show you of. >>> plus designing homes from trash, the ultimate in recycl g recycling. i know the best card you're holding. you do? your medicare card. [ laughing ] but don't let me or anyone see it except your doctor or their staff. and don't tell anyone your card or social security number over the phone. guard your card. [ woman 2 ] i hear unauthorized card use is a big source of fraud. the new healthcare law lets us crack down on criminals and win against fraud. making medicare stronger. and speaking of winning... [ man 2 ] not again! [ man ] learn more at stopmedicarefraud.gov. >>> looking for a job, i want you to listen. how do you sit during a job interview? like this, like this, cross your legs? the way you sit

she is an andy griffith character. >> let's not make a movie of her right now. >> as we look back, itnusual phenomenon she entered the political stage. >> american history is all over the place. you find candidates coming in, ignorant people who run for office and they win. the ku klux klan was marching 100,000 on the streets of washington, d.c. in 1923 to astounding success. >> so, yeah, i think there is a theme here. get a famous lib on and ask, what do you think of sarah palin and then chuckle like a lemur. i came up with a game. just match a lefty guest to a predictable palin insult. he would add, she is a thick-skulled skipilton. susan saw ran dan candice miss her as a nazi and nice breasts. this can go on for years. and with cnn doing a shot on bullying, his hipocritical. rip away. as long as they are laughing, who cares? meanwhile, "red eye" a show at 3:00 with no billboards and no ads beats them in the key demo. imagine how we do it if we took our socks off. if you disagree, it is a face-o-phobe. that's a fear of sitting. >> that's what you have. >> i know. >> there are so man

griffith lost in the primary after switching parties and so did senator specter. >> in many cases, particularlyhen a person has a record already as a senator or governor, they think there is something worry about them. >> senator murkowski makes her case and points out 85% of the register voters didn't vote for either opponent in the pry mire so all she is doing is giving people another choice. in four weeks we will see if they like the unusual option or they want to retire her once and for all. in wasilla, alaska, dan springer, fox news. >> bret: burger, fries and exemption, please. they get exemptions from the healthcare law. we talk about that with the fo >>> the waivers are about ensuring and protecting the coverage that people have until there are better options available to them in 2014. >> these 30 companies are companies that are reasonably well organized. they read the "wall street journal." there are literally thousands of small companies where nobody has time to read the "wall street journal." they didn't realize what would happen to their insurance coverage and they don't realize th

she's an andy griffith character. >> and you can watch parker/spitzer nightly k p.m. emotions and all around the world. what is this number 11,000 everybody is talking about on the dow? what does it mean and where does it stand? what's happening? i'll tackle that next. but ale. and aleve was proven to work better on pain than tylenol 8 hour. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? good, how are you? [ male announcer ] aleve. proven better on pain. >>> time now for the "xyz." a lot of people asked me what i think of the dow again coming close to 11,000. what does it mean? is it important? and if not, is it psychologically important? it is neither financially nor psychologically important. it is simply a round number and we like that sort of thing. basically, a big round number. that's an interesting opportunity to examine how we got there. this is not a particularly significant milestone. the dow has crossed back and forth across the 11,000 line several times. most recently on may 3rd just before that flash crash you all remember. the dow closed yesterday a

griffith lost in the primary after switching parties and so did senator specter. >> in many cases, particularlyen a person has a record already as a senator or governor, they think there is something worry about them. >> senator murkowski makes her case and points out 85% of the register voters didn't vote for either opponent in the pry mire so all she is doing is giving people another choice. in four weeks we will see if they like the unusual option or they want to retire her once and for all. in wasilla, alaska, dan springer, fox news. >> bret: burger, fries and exemption, please. they get exemptions from the healthcare law. we talk about that with the fox all-stars when we come back. [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain slow you down? introducing bayer am, an extra strength pain reliever with alertness aid to fight fatigue. so get up and get goin'! with new bayer am. the morning pain reliever. with new bayer am. mmmmmm. mmmmmm. wow! you have got to be kidding me. 80 calories? light & fit has 80 calories versus 100 in the other leading brand. light & fit. irresistible taste. fewer calori

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griffith harsh, to verify their housekeeper's social security number. allred says harsh, her husband, that is meg whitman's husband, wrote a note on the letter asking the house keeper to look into it. whitman says her husband doesn't remember receiving the letter but that it's possible he wrote the note. >>> today caltrans will celebrate a milestone in the construction of the devil's slide tunnel. crews are poised to punch through the northern end of highway 1 this afternoon in san mateo county. the crews have been drilling through the mountains for the past three years when the tunnel opens to traffic next fall commuters will finally have a way to bypass the crumbling cliffside along the coast near pacifica. the road will have a single lane in each direction. >>> time now 6:05. let's get another check of traffic and weather. we'll start off with elizabeth and your commute. >> okay, thank you, julie. we have learned it's the truck actually a big rig on fire northbound 880 right before you reach the bay bridge. so watch out for that. we are not sure abou

hi, andy griffith here. that new healthcare law sure sounds good for all of us on medicare.xt year, we'll get free check-ups, cancer screenings, lower prescription costs. and better ways to protect us and medicare from fraud, so it will stay strong for our kids and grandkids. now, that's music to my ears. ♪ >>> it was awful. everybody knew at school. people came to school with cameras and things were being said and printed. the worst part was no one believed me. everybody thought i was making it up. >> larry: let's go back to 1977. we said '78. it is 1977. you are 13 years old? >> yes. >> larry: your mother had met polanski socially. how did -- you modeled for him, right? >> right. >> larry: why was he looking at a mod snell. >> he wanted a young american model. he had done i believe natasha kinski and looking at an american for a contrast. >> larry: a model for what? >> a french magazine. >> larry: he also did that, too? i mean -- >> apparently. >> larry: because he was a movie director. >> right. i mean, he did photograph natasha. >> larry: how did you come to get to jack

hi, andy griffith here. that new healthcare law sure sounds good for all of us on medicare.ear, we'll get free check-ups, cancer screenings, lower prescription costs. and better ways to protect us and medicare from fraud, so it will stay strong for our kids and grandkids. now, that's music to my ears. ♪ >> larry: anderson cooper hosts "ac 360" at the top of the hour. he has a big fan who wishes -- >> coop! coop! what's up, coop? coop! >> hey, how's it going. >> can i tell you something? anderson cooper does a hell of a job on this network. you need to turn this baby over to him. >> larry: 24 hours. >> what country do you think the guy's going to come from to replace him? do you think they're going to grab a guy, we've got romanian that does a -- he does a column. i'm telling you, a.c. throws down, baby. you've been doing a great job. i've been watching. >> well, thank you very much. appreciate it. there's a lot of good romanian columnists out there, though. >> larry: what's your topic? >> see, he's balanced. >> larry tonight, keeping them honest, they want your vote but don'

she's an andy griffith character -- >> looking backward, as we advance from the future and look back,t's an unusual phenomenon she's entered this political stage. >> not really. you find candidates coming, ignorant people run for office and they win. the ku klux klan was marching the streets of washington, d.c., in 1923 to an astounding success. >> what is the response? >> a woman, i don't think we've had -- >> all kind of crazy stuff happens. we've had prohibition, right? america goes into its virtue. it's know nothing, like, foreigners are enemies, we hate the europeans, we blame them. we're an isolationist country and isolationist history. we have two big oceans and feel protected. >> how do you expect this to burn out and end? >> with the climate and media empowering her you could have an election she could win. if she wins we deserve what we get. >> what about christine o'donnell? >> it's like you're asking me about lottery winners. if i followed the news like that i would lose my mind. >> can we talk about your new movie "money never sleeps"? >> he had something to do with it. >

griffith harsh, should have suspected the housekeeper they hired in 2000 was an illegal immigrant. >> on it dr. harsh has written, quote, nicky, please check this. thanks. end quote. nicky recognizing this as dr. harsh's writing that meg whitman lied to the press and the public when she said, quote, we never received that letter. >> reporter: allred says this letter is from the social security administration dated 2003 asking harsh and whitman to verify the social security number of their employee. nicky diaz santillan who yesterday in a sobbing appearance recalled admitting her illegal status to whitman in 2009. >> meg, please, can you help me? [ crying ] >> and she was very upset and said, no, and you don't know me and i have never seen you, and you have never seen me, she yelled, understand me? >> reporter: these performances have overtaken the gubernatorial campaign with allred orchestrating the whole thing. yesterday whitman tried to take control with a preemptive strike with reporters we never received -- >> we have never received that letter or that notification. everything tha

then they robbed shannon griffith and sometime during that robbery a struggle ensued.r of shots were fired. griffin was shot three times through the chest and one someplace else in his body they would not disclose. jennifer mee is being held without bond. she made big headlines three years ago. she did the talk show circuit because she could not stop hiccupping. 50 times per minute for weeks and weeks on end. she tried a number of remedies. she consulted several doctors. nothing worked. then after 55 or 56 days, the hiccups suddenly stopped. the hiccups are done, the lockup apparently will last some time. she is facing the death penalty if convicted. megyn: the hiccups will become relevant. you could make a case for insanity, for that nonstop hiccupping affecting mental stability and this happening thereafter, though there is a lot of time between the stopping of the hiccups. >> reporter: do i sense a "kelly's court"? megyn: may be. you can understand how that would drive you insane. doesn't it drive you crazy just listening to it? that was more than a year ago. she wa