we can't always do that, but hunters view and alice griffith give us the opportunity to do so. and, you know, obviously the dense ithv of potrero as well as sunnydale is lower so we have the opportunity to keep most of the residents on-site as we build. * density the big question is the source of the funding. we will move as fast as we have funds to build. and, you know, so, that's always the biggest issue. but for now alice and hunters view are moving along. >> and then i guess the current location, it's sounds like those projects are okay. do we relocate them in county or do people have a choice -- do we try to find them housing within san francisco? how does that work? >> i can't speak for the past in terms of the other -- because the city has done hope 6 projects in the past. and i think that what the developers did was to offer the vouchers because those were completely demolished and they were not phased redevelopments and provided them the opportunity and the assistance to find housing. that's where some cases people did move out of the area and did not return. so, we're

and what is coming to the commission is what will be the first phase of the alice griffith reid bill and that hopefully will be in the nearest future which will be 5800 senior. so, there is an off-site component, strictly voluntary, which will create independent senior housing at 5800, which is behind the condos and the whole foods. and hopefully a state-of-the-art senior center named obviously for dr. george davis. so, that will be the first phase of the alice griffin reid bill and we're working with the developer and the developer's architect of the plan, the actual alice griffith site itself. and then for sunnydale and potrero, they both have applicationses for the cni planning grant right now which hopefully if they're awarded that planning grant from hud will be a precursor for additional implementation grant like alice griffith received. so, there's four projects that are progressing down the pike at this point. >> and have all the people been relocated from, say, hunters view and alice griffith yet? >> no. >> okay. >> hunters view was not fully occupied. there are portions of

. >> host: and we want to introduce you to one more member of our panel, this is cara griffith with state tax notes, she is the legal editor and our guest reporter. >> thank you. thank you so much for having me. it's a pleasure to talk to you guys and get your thoughts on this. as you both mentioned, we've got several bills pending before congress, and it seems as toe we need -- though we need some sort of federal intervention to get this issue taken care of. are we going to see any movement on the bills that are pending? >> guest: that's a great question. it is a foolhardy thing to protect congressional action especially when they're out now and will be coming back for a relatively short period of time. we're optimistic, we're working very hard. there's a lot of interest, as you know, this year has been unprecedented in terms of the attention congress has given to this, so we're continuing to work dill gently on it and are hopeful that when congress resumes its work, that there'll be an opportunity to move this forward, one of the various bills that is out there. >> guest: yeah, carrie,

williams says memories of griffiths stadium are very much a part of his workplace. can you feel the spirit of the senators and the old stadium here? absolutely. it carries over the. >> reporter: cynthia livingston agrees. the hospital community services director, cynthia says griffiths stadium is a proud part of the hospital's past which she's constantly reminded of by baseball lovers around the world. >> you have those fans who scour the country for old ballparks and eventually we've had visitors from as far away as japan, china, minnesota, different parts of the united states. they just want a picture taken next to home plate. >> reporter: the last baseball game at griffiths stadium was played on september 21st , 1961. the ballpark was torn down four years later. >> thank you, matt jablow. >>> we're following questions tonight about a group home for mentally ill adults in clarkbsurg after a tragic death there monday, but it's what our reporter scott broom discovered after the incident that's added to the concern. a mentally ill registered sex offender was living i

we love our families in the bayview whether they are in sunnyvale or alice griffith or potrero hill or in the mission. we love them so much that we have to do more to care for them. we have to find those connections. [applause] there are too many stories that we are hearing from our clergy when it is too late. when we are having those individual funerals, when our parents and their brothers and sisters are crying over things that have already happened, where the jobs that we are creating did not reach these unfortunate young kids or our police commissioners and police chief working in concert with adult probation, juvenile probation, did not quite get the person who signed these papers, put their names to it saying, "i will not go back to where our was found with a gun or associate with those very known individuals that are participating in gang mentalities." de sign those papers. yet, within days, they are found. we are not reaching them. we are not penetrating those kids. we have to step it up. this is why our supervisors and i have been talking very deliberately to come together wit

we're fortunate at hunters view and at alice griffith that we have adjacent parcels and lower density so we can have on-site relocation. so we're not going to lose people from that elocation process, giving them vouchers and moving them anywhere in either the city or across the bay as the [ka-euts/] case the might be. we should be able to contain all the residents in housing and not leaving the site for temporary relocation as the case may be. the mayor's office supports the amended legislation and look forward seeing you at the opening of hadn'ters view. in the very near future. new families will be moving in prior to thanksgiving, but not quite sure when we'll have the opening event, but it's very different than what the rest of the country is doing. san francisco should be proud had a we're doing that in the manner and we hope to be continuing this work at alice grifth, for which we got a choice neighborhood grant. we look forward to working hopefully at potrero. >> thank you sahara showered. >> emily rogers from the planning department staff. you are all familiar to how the code a

>> we were talking last night about griffith stadium. he remembers so well the walk over to griffith stadium from his home. it was in his blood, his dna. i think he always remembered the love and fur ver washington has. >> tell us about the washington dream foundation. >> we have so much going on. the foundation is going to be a thrilling year, 2013 as well for us. we are building the washington national diabetes care complex. it's going to be a state of the art facility, a real upgrade from what children's has right now to serve children with type one and type two diabetes in the region. it should be open late spring. we are breaking ground in january for the washington national youth baseball academy, which is going to be in ward seven, serving ward seven and eight. it's a year round program, baseball, softball and academic enrichment. >> it's wonderful. important for our community. >> yeah. >> we know there's going to be the annual race with jefferson, redskin don and washington. are you going let teddy win this year? >> you know, um,

and to bryan cranston and aaron paul who, they shot a parody of "the andy griffith show" for us.ou can see this all on our youtube channel. we opened the show in the ladies room with some of the most talented women in hollywood. ellen degeneres, kathy bates, connie britton, christina hendricks, mindy kaling. that's on the youtube channel. we shot it on saturday, the day before the show and we captured some of the fun behind the scenes. i like behind the scenes even more than in front of the scenes. we thought it would be fun to share that with you tonight. this is behind the scenes of the emmy show open. i can't believe the octo-mom has to go through this every morning. and raise 85 kids. here we are behind the scenes. >> working with jimmy in this particular scene -- acting is like tennis. when you play with a great, it just ups your game. >> jimmy: i can't host the th themthe emmys. >> we'll do it. >> i was impressed when jimmy put my pants on. take mine. he had the ability to make them look lumpy and misshapen. not everyone can do that. >> it was tough, wasn't it, getting the

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first, bill griffith with a look at the headlines. >> here is a look at what's making news on wall streetall important earnings season is upon us here with mixed expectations. so far, it's what companies have been delivering. jp morgan chase turned in estimates. housing turned a corner. wells fargo beat expectations but it fell short on the revenue side. alcoa lowered the forecast citing slower economy. by thursday, the dow was riding a four-day losing streak and the nasdaq had the first five-day downturn in three months. america's trade deficit widened in august as exports fell to the lowest level. $44.2 billion in august, an increase of 4.1% in july. it could be a sign a global slowdown is decreasing the demand for american goods around the world. two retail giants going head-to-head. walmart is going to start same day shipping for a flat fee of $10. obviously a direct shot at amazon.com. walmart shares jumped on that news soaring to an all time high while amazon fell. earnings season is upon us. what is it going to tell us for the economy and what it means for your portfolio. joe, good

commissioner griffith is with us.o harlan kelly, assistant general manager san francisco public utilities commission, junior partner to our keynote speaker today. [applause] dr. veronica honey cut with the san francisco community college. a member of the board of education. dr. moses is with us. commissioner linda richardson is with us also. one of the things that is significant -- i mentioned that reverend dyson is the first woman ordained in the baptist church in san francisco, in 1982. it is also very significant that this year -- we should also be aware this is the 160th anniversary of three of the leading religious institutions in the african american community. the zion church, of bethel, and third baptist will all be celebrating their 160th anniversary this year. these churches were established two years after san francisco was established. thank you for joining us. [applause] the other thing i would like to speak briefly on is the fact that we celebrate black history month annually. black history month was sta

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reporter: as many long time washingtonians can tell you, charlie was the public address announcer at griffiths stadium from 1956 to 1971 during which time the senators lost, a lot more than they won which is why the nationals' winning wave has been a real thrill for charlie. >> it's bringing the city closer together. it's really exciting! >> reporter: though he's not officially associated with the nationals, charlie likes to consider himself the team's unofficial ambassador. >> i always wanted to be an ambassador. >> reporter: he's friendly with the team's owners and goes to about 20 games a year. in fact, he's planning on being at the game tonight against the phillies when the nats hope to clinch the division. >> everybody loves to associate, be associated with a winner. >> reporter: what's more, charlie has been asked to be the honorary public address announcer for the team's first playoff game. >> let's play ball. >> reporter: when asked if he ever thought a washington squad would be the best team in baseball, charlie answered with his typical honesty and enthusiasm. >> impossible, absolute

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robert griffith pushed the skins up by ten. will come back, a minute-and-a-half in the game. the third field goal is nailed. puts tampa bay up by one. griffin scrambles 15 yards down the 26 yard line. skins come back against the bucs 24-22. in baseball just three games left in the season and detroit is one game closer to making the playoffs. all the offense the tigers needed. launches a homer. 2-1 tigers. clinches the american league central tomorrow over a win on kansas city. madness in medinah, illinois. the americans were 10-4 and were supposed to win. in the 17th with u.s. and europe tied, this is a putt for par. europe now gets a one point lead. europe stuns the u.s. 13 1/2-13 to win the ryder cup again. an extreme skateboarder has a surprise, high-speed run in with some local wildlife. i love my extrabucks rewards, and right now, they're doubling! so, when i shop -- i earn twice as much with double extrabucks rewards. that's two times the rewards! yeah, that's what double is. i know. i was agreeing with you. it's two time

the state owned parcel here and sfpuc own griffith's pump station. the next step in our planning process is to conduct what we call alternative analysis and the goal here is to identify preferred alternative to advance conceptual engineering and environmental review. alternates will be developed for the five sites, and we will consider the concept of decentralized treatment which would basically require two facilities, one in north and one in the south that would serve all of the customers we have identified. centralized treatment which would have one facility that would serve all of the customers and we would also consider different treatment options. basically we would look at treatment that would take it from the southeast plant and filter that and produce the recycled water and we would look at treatment that would treat wastewater directly from the sewer or plant . the alternatives would be evaluated using environmental social and technical criteria along with costs and again the goal is to identify preferred project or a preferred alternative t

robert griffith pushed the skins up by ten. will come back, a minute-and-a-half in the game. the third field goal is nailed. puts tampa bay up by one. not to be denied, griffin scrambles 15 yards down to the 26-yard line. skins come back against the bucs 24-22. in baseball just three games left in the season and detroit is one game closer to making the playoffs. all the offense the tigers needed. launches a homer. 2-1 tigers. clinches the american league central tomorrow over a win on kansas city. madness in medinah, illinois. at the ryder cup golf tournament. the americans were 10-4 and were supposed to win. in the 17th with u.s. and europe tied, this is a putt for par. europe now gets a one point lead. on the 18th, europe stuns the u.s., 13-12 to kin the ryder cup again. an extreme skateboarder has a surprise, high-speed run in with some local wildlife. local wildlife. i love my extrabucks rewards, and right now, they're doubling! so, when i shop -- i earn twice as much with double extrabucks rewards. that's two times the rew

sayre h -- sarah griffith. >> we have several bills pending before congress, and seems as the we need some sort of federal intervention to kind of get the issue taken care of. are we going to see movement on any bills currently building? >> that's a great question. it is a fool hardy think to predict congressional acts, especially when they're coming back after the elections for a relatively short period of time. we're working very hard. there's a lot of interest, as you know. this year has been unprecedented in terms of the attention that congress has given to this and other state tax issues, so we're continuing to work diligently on it and are hopeful that when congress resumes its work there will be an opportunity to move this forward, one of the various bills out there. >> there has been movement as you know, and i testified at each of the last two hearings on these bills, and that movement is constructive. it's focusing on congress' role in protecting interstate commerce, and congress taking serious what simplifications they can require before allowing states to collect taxes fro

the incident that happened in alice griffith park, after they shot this man, they came back wanting to leave their mark the day before the funeral. that is bold. knowing that the police is a round, that is bold. we need to come together. let's make an effort to make sure that this is a safe city, a place we would all like to live in, and a place we want to see our kids continue to play. sometimes the kids cannot even go outside and play. i am assured the chief has got that on his mind and is going to make sure that will change. i am sure mr. alvarez has that on his mind. you heard the mayor -- it is going to change. let's get together, forget about yourself. it ain't about us. it is about them. you all ain't packing -- i hope not. you all are not committing crime after hours. i hope not. a lot of you seem a little old to do time. [laughter] i want to make sure everybody hears it, not only the people at the top, but all of us at the bottom are trying to make sure this thing works. without our kids, we have got no future. you can kid yourself all you want -- you have two contracts. when

a nice warm day but we have had about a quarter inch of rain in some locations. 50 degrees at griffithhe clouds gathering evidence on multiple cameras today. 93 percent humidity with frosted visor is up here in southern ohio and the central appalachians. here is a good look at where the rain is. if we give you the three- dimensional ankle you conceive of vertical build on these heavier showers producing clouds right now. showing how the rain by 1010 tonight will be still over us. the rain gauges around the area. we will get another one-third of an inch on top of what we have already had on this point. a beautiful day tomorrow, the second cool push coming in on friday. we have a seven day total over 1 in.. when we come back on the update we will give you a snapshot of the weekend storm as it's coming to us on our models now. cloudy tonight 4-5 hours of steady rainfall than showers will end. load tonight, 38. tomorrow a beautiful day, mostly sunny and noticeably cooler a november level 50 for a high. we might have gotten 20s. partly sunny and briefly milder for a day. one more call shot

somewhere congressman morgan griffith is here. thank you for being here.ke sure you are going to reelect this guy. we were going to have your governor here today, but he is down in florida campaigning for me, so thanks for bob mcdonnell. you may know a couple nights ago we had a debate. you may have got the chance to see that. it was a good experience for me, for the president, for people to watch. it was a debate of substance. we talked about issues. i asked the president some questions that people across the country would want to ask the president, such as why it was when america was needing jobs so badly he was pushing for "obamacare"? i got to ask him why there are still 23 million americans out of work or struggling to find full-time jobs. i got the chance to ask him, why is the middle class buried in this country? the price of everything you buy is going up. people in the middle class have been buried. i got the chance to talk about and an ask him why he is cutting $716 billion from medicare. also got to point out he is in favor of a tax plan that wi

griffith, went to work toward double the fans.nd with texas 5-1 advantage following four of those are runs but the oakland a's came right back rightco co krisp and tied at 5 it was an and the score of "-5. but if you want one turning point. they have an all- star, josh hamilton. very rarely see something happened that in this pressure gang. >> he also struck out three times. brian cook and josh hamilton. down he goes. and it was a rough down the stretch. to bring up that natural sound. >> michael, center field! ko ko..! (cheers & applause) the oakland a's, the division championship. >> the first team to make up a five game deficit. in the final games and went 8-1, the rangers' 2-7. melvyn saying that i know that it did not work in the seattle, ariz. but if you think that you can herromanage? josh. >> it is a great feeling. for the team that was exposed to come and last place. >> are you of the record to get tired of drinking champagne? >> no. >> we are trying to get an opportunity to play well. and i ended up getting an opportunit

collected coke bottles, lived in my shower, showered at griffith park down the street and had to figure out how to do it. started business at the same time. but i knew america works. in the product i had was so good at paul mitchell if i told enough people about it, eventually somebody will order it. liz: i love to see people like you successful, and you outshine so many people. >> complaining gets you nowhere. instead of saying why aren't they good jobs they are, how about the good jobs you can start and work your way up. how about that for starters. how about if you can fix the car, become an auto mechanic. there are 6000 jobs available right now for auto mechanics nobody is feeling. triple to pay you may want, go to north dakota for a while. there are more jobs there for a while then people can possibly fill. liz: it takes a little bit of effort. john paul dejoria, good luck to you. love your shampoo. all of it made in the usa. >> you better believe it, america still works. you just have to go out and remember along the way success is assured failure. when you make it, share with oth

. >> reporter: charlie was the public address announcer at griffith stadium from 1956 to 1971 duringhich time the senators lost a lot more than they won, which is why the nationals winning wave has been a real thrill for charlie. >> it's bringing the city closer together. it's really exciting! >> reporter: though he's not officially associated with the nationals, charlie likes to consider himself the team's unofficial ambassador. >> i always wanted to be an ambassador. >> reporter: he's friendly with the team's owners and goes to about 20 games a year. in fact, he's planning on being at the game tonight against the phillies when the nats hope to clinch the division. >> everybody loves to be associated with a winner. >> reporter: what's more, charlie has been asked to be the honorary public address announcer for the team's first playoff game. >> let's play ball! >> reporter: when asked if he ever thought a washington squad would be the best team in baseball, charlie answered with his typical honesty and enthusiasm. >> impossible, absolutely unquivocally no. >> reporter: in takoma park