serve the needs of the residents on an ongoing basis and funded hope sf which has revitalized alice griffith and developed the financing plan to revitalize potrero and sunnyvale also (clapping) he is very committed to serving the housing needs of all san franciscans especially those lowest income residents in the city that needs the housing let me introduce to you a very special mayor mayor edwin lee (clapping.) thank you olsen for the introduction a hearty chinese new year the first day of chinese new year we have a lot to celebrate we have malia cohen in the crowd thank you four district 10 and london breed who's story continues to be so inspiring everyday she's not in my area but in my ear and reremind each other of the sprernz to making promises to helping others get out of poverty not just in public utilities but housing i know the secretary is going to say some things i'll truly inspired by the support as determined as o citizen says i'm about this topic i'm lucky to have people surrounding me with the same interests and passion to help people get out the poverty part of that it is to

amber griffith. -- andrew griffith. >> i bring the house good news. for the first time in 10 years beer sales are up. the campaign for real ale [inaudible] a newspaper today, which champions [inaudible] says the chancellor is poised to repeat the cuts. assure us that this government is on the side of brewers. >> first of all, can i praise the honorable gentleman for the work he has done to support the beer industry, to support written's pubs, and stand up for local communities where the pub is often the hub of the village. this government has been a good friend the beer industry. i am delighted by the figures. it goes to show, life is better under the conservatives. thank you, mr. speaker. >> prosecuting people who do not paint a minimum wages the politics of an envy. >> press accusing people for not paying the minimum wage is the right thing to do. we have made sure the resources are there for that to happen. let me give her the figures. we have now got a 3200 penalty of an issue for nonpayment of the minimum wage amounting to nearly 3 million pounds

s griffith park. gps and the internet have now given a map to sarajane schwartz's front door.ed here for 35 years. she's documented the mayhem, narrow streets lined with buses and cars. some weekends 10,000 people walk past her house. >> is your concern safety or is it flat out annoying having all these people in your neighborhood? >> believe me, i wouldn't be doing it if it's just an inconvenience. until they can figure out how to make the place safe, they should shut it down. >> reporter: the city has restricted parking. there's forward to keep an eye on things and big signs trying to throw hikers off the trail, but this hike is in a public park and the city says it should stay open. >> i'm for the public. >> when the public gets run over in the street, that's not being public. >> reporter: ironically the sign was put up in 1923 to attract the public, homeowners for a new neighborhood hollywood land but it's a selfie that's causing so much strife. >> take it off the bucket list, i guess. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news news, hollywood. >>> well, coming up after your local n

eanld andy griffith was the sheriff. >> a tense confrontation with an armed man in a truck has been unfolding all day long in farmington. >> dub's son-in-law, was covered wall to wall on local media. >> he was basically parked light here. >> yes. >> you were one of the people on the scene here. >> my response time was seven minutes after the call came. first officers arrived, two officers arrived within four or five minutes. >> you are an experienced law enforcement guy, you founded the swat team. did you offer your help? >> oh yeah. >> what happened? >> they had me stay back. >> they could trust the officers on the scene but that confidence evaporated when the two officers grew to dozens. >> how many officers were here altogether? >> over 100. >> 100 officers? >> 46 swat officers. >> for one guy? >> he was in his truck had a gun to his head. >> sharp shooters took positions on roofs then the military whrear came in. >> they came in with an armored vehicle. they moved it just past that bush. >> you saw that happen? >> i saw them come in. >> far from defusing the situation, the swat team's act

contractors with the referrals to the greatest extent possible and kicking off the construction of alice griffith. and city building conducting outreach and classes. they are also looking at holding spshlzed weekend courses that develop the workforce. similarly they are working with the industry and other community partners that build the pipeline. as an example, as i understand it the -- electricians with the apprenticeship. a bit about the changes to the city and county of san francisco ordinance. as some of you may have aware there have been amendments that have been approved by the board of supervisors back in december and signed by the mayor many these changes do become effective on july 1, 2015. with the exception i believe of two aspects that's currently implemented on an immediate basis with those having to do with studies of preference programs, the remainder of the ordinance will take effect july 1st. some of the significant changes that happened to be taken into effect are an overall 40 percent contracts and these are overall basis with a 20 percent micro lbe subset to that 40 percent.

. >> as i recall isn't aware bill griffith is from? >> i don't know but that is also where bill reilly we have a few celebrities coming out of levittown. douglas macarthur high-school in a community that they actually had book burnings in my community. i believe the border for education may have considered but then decided it is cheaper to do douglas macarthur. >> so with your even stand in news stories how many lawyers. [laughter] if i've ever missing for more then three days call dick cheney. a wonderful question. the publisher simon & schuster assigned a lawyer to this to read every word most of the concerns were typical in tehran's of naming places with infringement with the publisher in be from the lawsuits. there were several cases they said are you sure you can talk about this? there is nothing in any way, shape, or form or anything i heard that i should not report to there is no problem. dick cheney is a public figure and so am i. and washington needs to laugh at itself they'll laugh at us but there're no issues with their brie

. >> what happened at the alice griffith park go to the computer please. sir. >> maybe - >> dr. sorry no, i have to thank you your time is up. >> can i please put that one picture there's no filter on the monitor the monitor placed behind a building so we have an foirnl reduced airflow and no black filter so data we have none. >> i have to stop you dr. >> it's a false presentation to you i'll submit the information yourself review we're asking you pull the permit thank you. >> period. >> they have to comply with the law. >> thank you dr. commissioners any more public comment. >> i'll be happy to entertain questions. >> no further speakers we'll close public comment. >> no further public comment. >> commissioner walker please and commissioner mar arrest deputy director larry maybe you can answer this question so the request has been made for 7 sets of monitors in different locations that there be a map provide to u.s.s. meaning the public and dbi i guess as a compliance kind of thing so 7 sets of monitor and 7 different locations that there be a map and there be signed reports do

officer, first kelly osbourne handed in her badge and now after hosting just seven episodes, cathy griffith she discovered her style does not fit with the creative direction of the show griffin stepped in as a replacement for joan rivers she says her goal is to help women, gay kids and people of color or anyone that is underrepresented to achieve their best. no word on who will replace her. it's just about the sweetest thing we have seen today. super star, robert downey jr. plays real life super hero to a 7-year-old boy, the actor dressed as tony stark presented a pros prosthetic arm. >> do you know who that is? >> iron man. >> what is his name? >> robert. >> look at that. a marriage of robotic technology. bang nailed it. i'm going to start -- >> how do you like that, fist pumping with matching gauntlets the arm was created by a college student that donates limbs to children around the world and he goes by robert. >> a new take on a disney classic is now in theaters cinderella hit the big screen at midnight, it stars lily james and james madden. also in theaters, run all night starring liam

a vested interest and i'm trying to open a restaurant on third and i also have an arts studio on griffith and a day in my life is to wake up and say hello to the local drug dealer parked in in my driveway they get on my street at 6:00 a.m. we've documented this and there's crack heads and prostitutes and the younger kids all have guns and we all know them and the police know them, too. i tend to think this doesn't seem to be a police problem in the sense that they respond to us but they can't do anything. the people that are there come right back and there's no prosecution of anything. if a regular human being like me just an innocent bystander can see exactly who is responsible for what on a daily basis then i know that the that the people that control things can see that also. last week my car was broken into wholly while i was walking my dog and the next day i was going around my corner and i was patient ly waiting behind a a truck that was blocking my street and they were loitering and talking which is totally normal my street is always blocked off by drug dealers and when the gentlem

i think the mayor's office had yet another one today on the ground breaking and alice griffith and we are excited about that as well. so as i started to say earlier our strategy began basically in 2013 on what we were going to do to make sure that everyone would know about the shipyard. it's a location that as i'm sure you are aware that loolt of people since it was a naval base haven't been there before. we were getting the word out that thises going to be a new community and a new community in an existing community and we wanted to make sure that everyone had the opportunity to find out about it. we started out by putting together a downtown sales office that people could easily access. we started our campaign as letting people know that it was the san francisco shipyard because as we are all talking about today, san francisco residents are very excited about being part of san francisco and since this is an area of the city that everyone was not familiar with, we wanted to make sure that when people were doing google searches, they realized this was part of san francisco. that's whe

s griffith park. g.p.s.he internet have now given everyone a map to shara jane schwartz's front door. she's lived here for 35 years. >> it's like inviting people to a public pool where there's no lifeguard. >> reporter: she's documented the mahem, narrow streets lined with tour buses and cars, and hordes of people walking in between them. some weekends 10,000 people walk past her house. is your concern really safety or is it just flat out annoying having all these people in cars in your neighborhood? >> believe me, i wouldn't be doing that if it was just an inconvenience. until they can figure out how to make this place safe, this should all be shut down. >> reporter: the city has restricted parking. there's a guard to keep an eye on things. and big signs trying to throw sign seekers off the trail but this hike is in a public park, and the city says it should stay open. >> i'm for the public. >> well, but the public, if they get run over in the street, that's not being for the public. >> reporter: ironically

. >> as i recall isn't aware bill griffith is from? >> i don't know but that is also where bill reilly we have a few celebrities coming out of levittown. douglas macarthur high-school in a community that they actually had book burnings in my community. i believe the border for education may have considered but then decided it is cheaper to do douglas macarthur. >> so with your even stand in news stories how many lawyers. [laughter] if i've ever missing for more then three days call dick cheney. a wonderful question. the publisher simon & schuster assigned a lawyer to this to read every word most of the concerns were typical in tehran's of naming places with infringement with the publisher in be from the lawsuits. there were several cases they said are you sure you can talk about this? there is nothing in any way, shape, or form or anything i heard that i should not report to there is no problem. dick cheney is a public figure and so am i. and washington needs to laugh at itself they'll laugh at us but there're no issues with their brie

robert griffith when he is there.mart" will be back in just a few minutes. ♪ alix: the saying goes "you can't teach an old dog new tricks." but dun & bradstreet may be proving that you can. dun & bradstreet announcing it new brand modernization effort today. joining me to discuss the turnaround strategy is the president and ceo, bob carrigan. good to see you. what is it like to reform a company, especially public perception after 170 years question mark >> our reputation is the crown jewel of ours. we've been through a careful process to modernize the brand. we are focusing on how we grow the highest value, the most valuable relationships for our customers by uncovering truth and meaning from data. we sit on the largest commercial database. we have a lot of information about these companies that are useful to our customer. couple that with predictable analytics that are proprietary to us that help our customers make decisions about what profitable segment should we go after question mark what company should we avoid d

griffith for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you ms. mccarthy for being here today. today is toward february 25, 2015 and earlier you told chairman whitfield that you were confident of going forward with the clean power plan under 111-d, and i'm just wondering, your document, your budget document also states clean power plan is president obama's top priority for the epa and central element of the u.s. domestic climate mitigation agenda. has there, yes or no has there ever been a time since it was announced by the president in june of 2014 that the epa has considered not finalizing this rule? yes or no. >> no. >> has there have been a time since it was announced by the president in june of 2014 that you have considered as the administrator of the epa have considered not finalizing this rule? >> no sir. >> so then in the case of murray energy versus epa and regina mccarthy, when your lawyer said that the epa may not adopt the proposal related to final action in the proposed section 111-d related to the clean power plan, your lawyers did n

griffith road construction there, as well. lasting a little longer until 2:00 p.m. people are warning about the potholes. they are everywhere. main street in phoenix grill a member of -- phoenixville a member of the 6abc team warning us about it. we'll send you notifications of up coming problems on the weekend. we get a lot of congestion then, so we'll help you out. >> developing now, 14 people were killed when scaffolding collapsed at a construction site in vietnam. dozens of people are injured. it's unclear if anymore workers are trapped in the rubble. >>> the governor of indiana said he will sign a public health emergency declaration today after a spike in hiv cases. the epidemic tracks back to january when a dozen cases popped up in scott county. health officials confirmed 72. others have preliminary positive infections. workers with the cdc are helping with the screening in an effort to slow the problem. >> jesse jackson junior is set to be released from prison. he spent almost 17 months at a facility in alabama. he pleaded guilty to using campaign funds for p

. >> oh, yes, where you have gone, andy griffith, mayberry has apparently up and left us. sheriff kent ellis fights real crime nowadays. >> the crime you see here is the same crime you would see in any city, just a smaller version. >> neighbors tend to know more of each other's business than they might in tuscaloosa, for example. which can be a bit of a nuisance, as you're about to see, if you need to keep a secret, especially, for example, if your secret is about murder. to begin with, this thoughtful young woman was just a girl of 17 back in '07 when it things started coming apart in the way things do when parents don't talk about it. kelsey mayfield saw that troubled look in her mom's eyes, her mom, teresa. >> i could tell she was just very stressed. >> was it ever clear to you what she was stressed about? >> money would be the main thing. she just wanted to make sure she had enough money to take care of her family. >> a lot of that going around of course moundville not excepted. kelsey's dad had to work two job, neither of which paid very well, just to keep his head ab

. >> they coapts call and collected the entire time so i griffith to them.was not a panic situation. >> the boat sustained significant damage. the official cause is yet-to-be-determined but firefighters say it looks like it started in the engine compartment. >> police are sending for the driver who hit and killed a beloved east bay artist over the weekend, celeste jewell howell died after being run over in west oakland on saturday walking on pine street when the driver lost control, drove on to the sidewalk and hit her. the driver jumped out of the car and ran away. howell created custom jewelry and her long time partner is devastated over the loss. >> she is the must beautiful person in the world a practicing buddhist and would not hurt a fly. she was taken from us way too soon. >> brian mason said she always drove to work but decided to walk this time because the weather was nice. >> police continue to search for an accused child me easter who escaped child molester who escaped we four days ago during an appointment on friday. he was being treated and over

griffith: thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen i have to tell you that the only reason we are here is because of the unique procedural posture that the senate finds itself in. and that unique posture is a perversion of the democratic principles upon which our republic was based. we would not be here if it weren't for the modern filibuster and cloture rule which requires 60 votes to do anything. last week harry reid made it clear that he would not support a going to conference. jefferson was very clear when he set up the procedures for this place. each house makes an independent decision. then you get together in conference and work out your differences. but because of the unique position of the senate's processes, that cannot happen in these circumstances. we should not reward the senate for their bad behavior. we should reject this motion and force a new discussion on this issue. and so, mr. chairman i submit that if all we are doing is rewarding the senate for having bad rules and bad process, and i yield ba

as i recall isn't that where bill griffith, the creator of the city is from? >> it could be. it's where bill o'reilly grew up. we have quite a few celebrities commenting out of their. i went to douglas macarthur high school in a community that years before i went to the high school there were book burnings in my community. i believe the board of education might have considered senator joseph mccarthy high school but decided it was cheaper to do general douglas macarthur. >> i was wondering what your mix of real events and fictional and news stories and actual people, how many lawyers did you and your publisher have to -- [laughter] >> let me say this if i never missing more than three days call dick cheney. it's a wonderful question. so the publisher assigned a lawyer to this who read every word. most of the lawyers concerns were the typical concerns that any author or lawyer would have in terms of naming places, any kind of potential infringement protecting the publisher and me from any lawsuits. there were several locations where they said are you sure you can talk about th

and a 73-year-old woman in that car is being treated for injuries the driver of the car is austin griffith of wilmington and he to other teens were also hurt but expected to be okay. >>> we are learn being the victims of the largest exam in irs history. 75 of the victims are from new jersey those victims lost more than $600,000 to people calling and pretending to be from the irs, there are victims in all 50 states but new jersey has the most victims. the irs is reminding everyone that they will always contact you by mail if you owe money and never by phone or email. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, a campus on edge a live report on several recent assaults at westchester university is coming up. >>> and an email mixup begins a long strange trip to friendship and a seattle man accidentally invited to a bachelor party ended up getting invited to the wedding for real. >>> i'm nydia han, and for some items you'll save more buying the smaller size and not at a wholesale club. lots of surprises on this list. >>> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with the latest on breaking news out

. >>> joining me now is morgan griffith of virginia who alongside 50 other house republicans voted no's msh measures. we also wanted to have congressman charlie dent with us this morning, but an issue at another studio prevented that. we talked to manu. he said his expectation is that john boehner at some point this week will put on the floor of the house, the so-called clean bill, a full year of funding for dhs, no immigration language attached to it. is that your expectation of what he will try to do this week? >> that's not my expectation of what speaker boehner will try to do. the issue is not speaker boehner but the president's legal conduct where he wants to take money from one pot and put it into another pot. the focus should be on the senate, where they won't agree to a conference and where any have a rule where they have indicated in that rule that they don't care about the principles of democracy upon which this republic is founded. what you got is a situation where a minority 40 members, of the house of 100 can block any legislation that they want to. that is not what the f

griffith for five minutes. >> thank you ms. mccarthy for being here today. today is february 25, 2015 and earlier he told chairman whitfield you were confident going forward with the powerplant under 111d and i'm just wondering your budget document states the powerplant is president obama's top priority domestic climate mitigation agenda. yes or no has there ever been a time since it was announced by the president in june of 2014 at the epa has considered not finalizing this rule? yes or no? >> know. >> has there have been a times as announced by the president in june of 2014 that you have considered as the administrator of epa considered not finalizing this rule? >> no sir. >> in the case of murray energy versus epa and virginia apartheid when your lawyer said the epa may not adopt the proposal related to final action of 111d related to clean power plan's your lawyers did not tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. is that accurate yes or no? >> sir the proposal is proposed may not be what we move forward with but there is forward with bu

antonio banderas ended his 19 year marriage to melanie griffith last summer made a startling revelation. the 54-year-old said he won't stop acting and directing but wants to explore this new thing. has enrolling in central saint martins that produced stella mccartney and alexander mcqueen. >> can't wait to see his runway show. >>> another star about to get her first movie deal. >> 13-year-old mo'ne davis made history as the first female to pitch a shutout in the little league world series and the first little league player to make the cover of "sports illustrated" magazine. disney channel is set to tell her inspiring story. >> it's going to be called, "throw like mo." >> love it. >> it is executive produced by emmy nominated producer, debra martin producer of "the sisterhood of the traveling pants." >> that is a good one. >> tell me about it during a break. >> she hopes the movie will encourage others to believe dreams really do come true. >> i remember when she first came can out it was amazing. a lot of reaction from people. she did so well and remarkable person, too. good student on

because people were upset that i don't know reruns of andy griffith were not on or something like that. he actually did a video piece where i was explaining how important it was. the only real warning system we have is the radar and the doppler radar can give us indication of signal that there is a strong, rotating wind in the atmosphere but it doesn't tell you if it is a tornado, or a real funnel cloud reaching down to the surface or hitting the surface. that is the only warning you get. so the problem is do you act on that or just sit there? because there is no reason to half protect yourself. you either give up and don't do anything or you take it seriously. and the wise thing to do is take it seriously. and you may have to crawl into the closet under the stairwell more times than you like but it is still the only warning you get. this is a real problem. >> the only way to confirm a tornado is for a human to lay eyes on it. anyone read john mcphee? he is a writer who made something as esoteric as geography come to life. i love his visuals. i wanted to do it with weather but it is ha

. >> soda ka that johnson's parent bs melanie griffith and don johnson were there.t was kind of cute. they were in the front row and they were making reference to them. it was cute. i hear she did a pretty good job. >> you know what's funny, when you watch her, we only know her from the one movie. >> and it's kind of monotone. i didn't think she had the comedic chops. >> she shad fun timing. even in her mon leg she was relaxed. it was one of those things that you can only imagine what it feels like to stand up on the stage. i'm not going to say what it is, but my favorite thing is amazing. to please wait. >> it can't be better than baby foot. >> please wait until the end of the program where i'm going to reveal my favorite thing. it's worth waiting for. i think you might like it too. >> what we were talking about earlier before we came on is that product i told you about a few weeks ago called baby foot. where you soak in this solution for an hour and then you're supposed to have like a pedicure. supposed to get rid of the skin. she's all serious with me now because

. >> the show said they are grateful for the laughs griffith gave and melissa rivers will host.iff input out explain-- griffin put out. >> it is so classic. >> and it is re-tweeted 4800 times. did somebody send me a bad text while you were zooming in. >> no the text is it is friday and have a great week. >> week two down frances. >> i know. >> that will wrap things up for me. and i understand you have something to celebrate. >> i'm sorry for sending that text to you right when you were on the air. >> that was awkward. >> but it is national pie day and so "the cycle" will be celebrating. and we'll dig into the art of being a mench. and almost anybody can gain the power to blow up the word. we'll explore that too. it is "the cycle." my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it's just two pills, all day! and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and now introducing aleve pm for a better am. ♪ nineteen years ago, we thought "wow, how is

first is chief warrant officer four george wayne griffith jr., 37 years old. chief warrant officer griffin was from delhi, louisiana, and joined the louisiana national guard in 1994, commissioned as a warrant officer in 1999 before going on to become the battalion stan sard -- standardization pilot. he later deployed to iraq in 2004 and 2005 and again was dere-deployed in 2008 and 2009. he also served during state deployments in the aftermath of hurricanes katrina rita, and isaac as well as in support of operations river forwardian and deepwater horizon. g. wayne griffin was born to be an army aviator, said an airlift commander. as one of the most talented and respected warrant officers in the louisiana national guard he has a -- he had a tremendous passion for flying and a god-given ability to fly helicopters and airplanes and to teach others to be the best aviators and crew members they could be. he was a great friend and brother to all. with his loss, there will be a void that may never be filled, close quote. griffin is survived by his wife becky, four chi