griffith and dixon back in 1915?ffith were just a couple of years apart in their mid 30s. dixon was the elder statesman of the crew because he was well into his 40s at that point. and he had been an enormously successful novelist and playwright in the early 1900s writing -- and he was, you know, a virulent racist. and the klansmen, upon which the movie was based, was the third in a trilogy of books that explored those themes in the context of civil war and after. c-span: who at the time, took this movie on besides the black folksesome. >> guest: well, they had the support of a number of liberals and supporters of civil rights in the white community. the difficult thing the thing that got a little bit tricky there is because one of strategies of the protesters and trotter's goal in boston was to get the film censored which from our perspective in the 21st century, you you know, gave me a lot of discomfort as a newspaper and a first amendment guy like, you know, why is a newspaper editor going, using that kind of means

carry out the old promises the projects of generations particularly in the bayview and here at alice griffith i know that reverend walker talked about this i'm about making sure it happens tony salazar that said we have bumpy parts yeah. it is bumpy not only between him and me but everybody and the reason it has been bumpy at the beginning we're trying to are we're going to hold each other concoct before you we introduce new friends we've got to honor the old friends i remember working in the mayor's office and huddling gavin newsom to try to figure out when there was is so much negative blame where i am blame for the past, present, and future it's going to be a struggle to get everybody together now we have the foundation and we held each other accountability and hiding was a great part because of leader pelosi and now it is secretary castro it's ophelia and the others that gave us the opportunity tony as we talked about choice neighborhood wow. being part of 5 cities in the country is get this grant we better hold each other acknowledge so we redid the r50e789 and ocii a brand new commissio

working hard for our community i want to end by saying thank you thank you, thank you to the alice griffith tenants to the residents here for allowing us that we make the choice to invest in you you'll help us to make the city successful? a way forward this is why i do this everyone with president breed and commissioner cohen we'll invest in people first, i look forward to the ribbon cutting and the other celebrations you'll find me at many other grourgz in this neighborhood we've got a lot of work ahead of us thank you very much for being part of this (clapping.) thank you, mr. mayor thank you, mr. mayor continuing reverend walkers theme we're lucky to have the president of the board of supervisors supervisor breed (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everybody or morning whether we are i'm so happy to be here i'm sitting here lp's to everyone and looking at all the smiling faces i'm just really existed i'm 4u7kd and honored because from the moment i was born to my early 20s i lived in public housing in the western edition and when plaza east was being rebuilt we were moved into different places

for asbestos and candle stick has the p m monitor for the dust and alice griffith has 3 for asbestos and dust and one for an additional one for asbestos only with regards to the correct installation of the operations monitor overseen by a third party currently n go the healthy /* health department does not go out there. >> n pg o the contractor and an additional third party that collects the data and analyze it and says to dpw that's l.b. r partners paid by the department not lee in charge. >> they're paid by lamar. >> okay. >> i would like to say this is off my not but the contractors have their own state licenses and as my husband is an engineer tells me i can take away their livelihood by reporting them if they're not reporting true information to us that's how we regulate the contract they're either civil engineers or geologists professional engineers. >> and with regards to spot checks they're done 3 times a day to verify the equipment is operational not the health department we receive the data it comes in to us so again with regards to alice griffith. they have asbestos monito

ones for dust p m-1 through 4 or 4 they're up wind and down wind and their locations for the alice griffith again they're located upwind and down wind at the location and they also in addition to asbestos and dust and up if you can see i don't know if you can see h-3 is by the hearts elementary school an asbestos monitor only because of the concern for sensitive receptors so i think one of the recommendations later on is that we recommend to lamar they have place a monitor dust monitor in that location. >> i actually what one question your monitors does that pickup other things other than asbestos. >> this is based on the size of 10 micro grams of meters two so if it is forebodes as it comes down through it identifies it with a reading. >> did that pickup anything else around hazardous readings. >> no. >> we're only doing tests for asbestos. >> yes. >> yes. >> with regards to transparency of the air monitoring additional we have on this slow down public has access on the ocii website now and everything is uploaded on a weekly basis we send there it is a home website. >> so there was a conce

life and the people i'm honored to be here it's not easy i see all of you guys come to help alice griffith i came here in 996 it was not good but today, i voyage for you a great place to live and i thank you all thank you fred you were there and my great unit and ms. jones and la habra bell was there and tiffany and the mayor and the supervisor thank you all for believing in us there's a time when the residents were saying we're affordability what we do for the community and i just stand up here and say to god about all the glory because he gave us the strength and wisdom and knowledge to let the people the stakeholders and the others to help us out we don't have memo money they need education and knowledge and wisdom from god and r and thank you san francisco housing authority sometimes, i went out of words i believe in god there was a time i wanted to leave not to do it moreno more but for this community i'm a widow i have 7 kids i believe in god today is a new day for all people from the mopz thank you tony and thank you. i remember everyday we had a community meeting some residents not

shave 50 percent of your speeches we want to hear from the dignitaries we're in the house of alice griffiths is their land and we're guests as we break and honor it is hour honor to bring up the president of the association mr. lavelle (clapping.) >> i don't know to 33 me this is a long time coming been in this community for over 35 years this is also a lost community that was really divided for a regular hunters point that everybody thinks so as my life in this community you know, i knew we was also left out so when they came to me to talk about this new community this new beginning i was all in i fought tirelessly day and night, you know who do but i made a lot of friends and to me this is one of the proudest moments around me having my kids you know that i might have in my lifetime i don't know hope is more to come but i want to thank everyone that supported us and we're going to continue to need that support don't forget. >> but i want to thank my resident that are at my back and thank my friends i became the president 11 years ago it was never a man wanting added 5th so everybody thoug

this occurred they couldn't give me notes when we were talking about agent orange number one alice griffith was built in 1960 it was built on landfill the groups have not been tested people have liquidated and dying over there and mothers having stillborn babies the dust and wind when it blows it don't blow one way or two what did you say i live on ingels the only reason they stopped the work i called a friend of mine i don't know if you read his blogs it is francisco all that dust coming into my house i live 3 blocks away interest where they are i go after let me say this to you there is no state and federal compliance officer in the entire city of san francisco other than the unified school district her guidelines section 3 are not being approved we don't hear anything the hunt that material you have as you can see what occurred back in 2011 between the health department and the other department in co-hostile together is all about money not about our lives out there at bayview hunters point i've been in bishop since 1948 i know the community my mom came in here in 19423 i was 10 yvendz i'

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money", i'm bill griffith. >>> hi, everyone, welcome to "on the money", i'm bill griffith. in for becky quick this week. the high price of higher education. why does college cost so much now and what can be done about it? and is the system broken. let's see, kale instead of french fries, the rapidly expanding fast food restaurant chain that says it can be healthy, tasty and profitable, all at the same time. you remember this? now there's a new use for them, a car made by a 3-d printer. but is it really a good idea? >> if you're one of the millions yet to file taxes, you better get moving, we have tips on last minute mistakes you can avoid. it's "on the money" and it starts right now. >>> this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. >> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." if you don't own stocks you're not alone. a new survey by bankrate.com shows more than half of americans are not invested in the stock market in spite of the fact the markets are near rec

rod v' sinks, mayor of cupertino, jim griffith fromq sunnyvale, lisa gauthier from east palo alto andu. >> thank you. >>> that's alle1 for tonight. but before we go we want to make a moment to remember richard moore who died last month at the age of çó95. moore was president of kqed from 1969 to 1973.e1 richard moore was a man of many talents.fá he helped launch kqed's original "newsroom" in 1968. fh(urj a strange, strange world we're lu9♪ he was also one of the founders#3mjddy of public radio station kpfa in berkeley and a prolific documentary filmmaker with more than 110 films to his credit many of which he narrated. >> there are now more people in california than in any other state in the union. >> in ok1963 moore invited the writer james baldwin to san francisco tolp chronicle the lives of the city's black residents. he also made films about duke ellington and photographers ansel adams andlp dorthea lange. as a young man moore was one of the san francisco renaissance poets, crafting poetry in his writing shed. friátj describe moore as a lifelong pacifist, a belief reflected in his

role supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor chiu's supervisor mar is alice griffith absent mr. chair you have quorum. >> approval the lafco minutes regular meeting cultivation have you had a chance to review the minutes questions or comments going on to public comment seeing we'll close picking up public comment and rrlt vote. >> first and second. >> motion from commissioner cruz and second by commissioner linda commissioner linda is an additional sxherld and item 3 consideration of the lafco budget for 2015-2016 thank you we have clerk of board. >> good afternoon supervisor avalos and members of the lafco the clerk of board i'm here today with andy our administration and finance deputy to answer questions that surfaced during the lafco review of the proposed 2015-2016 budget as the commission is aware in 1963 the state legislation created the lafco in all county the responsibility stepped from the 19985 local government reorganization act sxhaenl in san francisco the coincidesed with the san francisco lafco being activate the lafco locally the lafco established thei

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you can see him in the crawl space underneath the home near griffith park close to downtown los angeles. wild live officials left the crawl space door open overnight hoping he'd leave when he got hungry and wouldn't you know today he did. >> i asked if we would get a spot on the star map now. our house is officially a celebrity house. >> if p 22 sound familiar to you, it's because he's somewhat famous already. three years ago he traveled from the santa monica mountains crossing two freeways before taking up residence at griffith park. >>> the european union, the e.u. will file former anti-trust charges against the giant. it could face $6 billion. it could be the biggest anti-trust battle since microsoft a decade ago. europe has been investigating them for years. it voted to break up the company last fall even though it doesn't have the power to do so. >>> perhaps you felt it. the latest in a series of small earthquakes that struck the east bay. the usgs reports a 2.7 quake near crockett just after 11:30 this morning. no reports of any injury or damage from this quake. two other small qu

violators furthermore i'm asking this board approve the recommendation for the san francisco alice griffith agency be responsible for enforcing the compliance i'm no support of supervisor campos legislation and in terms of the legislation must have teeth we are all obeying the recommending regulation we should ask for leave for affordable housing it happens they're not regulate or assess penalties so easily and the construction of new unit the department has been serious violated without respect to violator and in closing what i'm saying okay saying okay my english is bad but we have attacking people we're not. >> thank you sir. >> good evening. i'm eric with san francisco latino culture in the mission latino had a huge displacement in our area of the mission district and have a larger incarnations the airbnb register in our area the way i see this were with with small business airbnb is a small business we have to get permits and department of public health and vitals them twice a year we hear all you have to do is a follow the rules airbnb is a business it needs to be regulated we're here

the actuality and enforcement it didn't exist i went to the site investigations over here at alice griffith park where the monitors were incorrectly installed behind the sewage power plant the karnlz were for the asbestos monitor was a quarter inch above the monitor ininhibiting airflow in the so-called independent evaluations and he have a ton of those i did not see anywhere in the city in terms of public health has ever read that i've not seen the elevation if someone read it from this department you'll see a physical combroblt for the independent inspector from candle stick parking lot a under four minutes and 24 second and done an inspection the apply we're asking for a special meeting to resend this it is not working not including the water flare they've tapped into a frrtd no report was from healthy or water department those are health issues. >> thank you, sir i mean general public comment is open and the commission is prevent into discussing any items it was in the calendar but we're going to ask the director of health to investigate this and give us back a response. >> thank you ve

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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.

the alice griffith public housing development is getting rebuilt in bayview-hunters point. pelosi says this highlights a new chapter in the city's effort to upgrade aging public housing. >> we are setting an example for the nation so that we can say it works, you can do this other places. >> hope sf is behind the project. 256 units of multi-family public housing and surrounding areas will get rehabbed. >>> an old study on the feasibility of water desalinization is being looked at. dave cortese wants to build one. the biggest issues are cost and the impact on the environment. >>> i'm super creepy rob lowe and i have cable. >> you seen them a number of times. they range from funny to downright disturbing. why those creepy directv ads may also be misleading. >> a $3 million jewel heist and the perpetrators are likely getting help from the inside. >> lingering showers produce up to .25" of rain in the east bay today. now the change we all need to know about as the news continues right here >>> you could call it a yo-yo day on wall street. up and down. and right now just went do

s griffith park yesterday. wildlife officials left the crawl spate door open hoping he will leave when he gets hungry. pete 22 pretty famous. three years ago he traveled from the santa monica mountains crossing two freeways before taking up rest departments in l.a.'s griffith park. here, kitty, kitty. >>> how about this? check out video from the netherland where's a chimpanzee was not pleased when the zoo was spying on him. drone went into his enslow sure. the chimp sfknocks it out of th air with a stick plunging the drone to the ground. he's inspecting it. a couple of the chimps picked up the drone and checked it out. ultimately losing interest and just walking away. the drone was destroyed. >> they weren't impressed. >>> 5:57. new concerns in the north bay. what thieves are taking from some park and ride stations. >> that story. plus, dealing with the drought. a number of california agencies getting ready to implement tighter restrictions of their own for water users. that story, plus -- >> the pain never sto

s griffith park yesterday. p22 is pretty famous.ee years ago he traveled from the santa monica mountains crossing two freeways before taking up residence in l.a.'s griffith park. he made it into ""national geographi geographic"" magazine. looks come for theable. >>> coming up, watch out water wast wasters. how much more money you could be paying and when. >>> a woman carjacked overnight by the very man she was trying to help. >>> and police wearing body cameras, the nationwide debate taking center stage today in the south bay. >>> winds kicking up across the bay area. live look outside. look at our camera moving there. bay bridge from emeryville. . >>> accounts 5644. we are following breaking news. learning a asiana flight made a hard landing in japan. the plane's tail skidded on the runway before coming to a stop and there were reports of sparks. we're told about 20 people of the 81 onboard suffered minor injuries and were transported to the hospital. you may rail asiana is the same a iri carrier that crashed killing two onboard at

this from the griffith observatory in los angeles. it's a beautiful picture. this lunar eclipse is when the moon passes into the earth's shadow. the total eclipse lasted under five minutes. this makes it the shortest eclipse of the century. the moon glows red which is why it's called the blood moon. because of the sunlight filtered by the earth's atmosphere. the next blood moon set to appear on september 28th. very pretty. >> it looked to me more like giant orange. >> true. it could be mistaken for that easily. >> very exciting news on the weather front, rob. >> we go from the shadow of the earth to the shadow of the clouds over the bay area right now. overcast skies, 50s and 60s. close to tomorrow's high temperatures as things continue to cool off over the weekend. right now we're seeing clouds on the increase. the rain still off to the north of santa rosa up to mendocino county. this area is rotateing to the coast, the source of the rain showers. so the spring rain returns. looks like just in time for sunday morning. you can see the showers around 7:30 start

>>> hi, everyone, welcome to "on the money", i'm bill griffith. why does college cost so much now and what can be done about it? and is the system broken. let's see, kale instead of french fries, the rapidly expanding fast food restaurant chain that could be healthy and tasty and profitable at the same time. >>> you remember a car made by a 3-d printer. but is it really a gidea? >> if you're one of the millions yet to file taxes, you better get moving, we have tips on last minute advice. it's "on the money" and it starts right now. >> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week. if you don't own stocks you're not alone. a new survey by bankrate.com shows more than half of americans are not invested in the stock market in spite of the fact the markets are near record highs right now. 52% of those polled said they were not investing in stocks, that includes their iras and 401(k)s. with those with no money in the market, 53% didn't have the cash. 21% said they didn't know enough about stocks and 9% said it was simply too risky. her

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

normally lives in griffith park, not far from where he is now, authorities are trying to coax him too back. they're using everything from a long prod to tennis ball cannon. so far he's not left the crawlspace, i think he's therefore the long hall. >> ♪ ♪ >> tennis ball cannon? hopefully just the noise, not shooting it, because oh,. >> that might and little frightening in that will grab you. >> the word, though, is farewell. >> david letterman is getting a star studded sends off as he leaves the late show. cbs just revealed some of letterman's final guests before he signs offer next month. they include some of the biggest names in entertainment and dave's favorite guests over the years. now, this is just a part of the a list heading to the ed sullivan theater over the next six weeks george clooney billy crystal will fer ill tina fay, julia roberts, tom hanks, oprah all sit down with david and plenty more. there is no word yet who will be on letterman's final show on may 20th. >> by the way tune in tonight at 11:00 35:00 to see what billy crystal has in store for dave. that's right aft

he's well known in the griffith park area.e owner didn't seem too terribly worried. >> he's going the come out eventually. it's one of those things. you go to the zoo, they have the den, you put the glass in you stand outside, go look at that. there's the cat in there. >> that's a confident man. >> the cat was discovered when home security technicians came to install the equipment and were met with pair of eyes. >>> a young couple and their baby boy were killed when a concrete slab fell from an overpass crushing their pup truck below. emergency krous couldn't get anywhere near the truck for some time because the road was so unstable. >>> a recent crane accident sent workers running for their museum. the operating seen flying from the cab. amazingly, he was the only person injured, suffering a cut to his head. >>> school officials in spokane are getting tough on vaccinations. nearly 150 students were removed from class when they couldn't prove they had the necessary shots. nour district four districts have reviewed their polici

s griffith park yesterday. wildlife officials left the crawl space door open hoping he will leave when he gets hungry. pete 22 is actually famous. three years ago he traveled from the santa monica mountains crossing two freeways and made it into "national geographic" magazine. little kitty under the house. >>> check out this video from the netherlands. chimpanzee was not pleased when the zoo threw a drone into its enclosure and down goes the drone. as it passed by the chimp, swats out out of the air with a stick. a couple of the chimps on the ground pick up the drone and checked it out. some of the whiskers there. before they ultimately lost interest and walked away and needless to say that drone was destroyed. not very effective. >> good for the chimp. >> oh, boy. okay. >>> mike, how are you this morning? >> was tlnt a big kerfuffle because of a drone going over white house, you know, airspace? maybe the secret service should just get some sticks. >> or chimps. let them run around. >> exactly. all right. we'll

the alice griffith public housing development will have 256 units of multi-family public housing. surrounding areas will get an upgrade too. >>> massive storms have slammed eastern missouri this evening. a funnel cloud was spotted in the area. it ripped off rooftops and sent debris flying in some neighborhoods. rainwater flooded streets, strong winds and large hail were also expected in the area. >>> boy, meanwhile, here, much different story. >> i'll say. >> that storm has kind of moved out. >> yeah. the storm we had yesterday is now moving into around utah. this is a different complex. but boy, when they get weather out there, they get it. not like us. half inch of rain, how did we live through it! as you look at the sierra tahoe cam, what we had in terms of the rain yesterday, translated into snow overnight. doesn't look bad. sun is out there after a foot of rain -- i'm sorry after a foot of snow. and meanwhile, back on the radar and the tornado theme, out here we're okay. but out there in the midwest, you can see those thunderstorms now getting ready to move into the metropoli

these pictures s from the griffith observatory in los angeles. it only lasted about five minutes though and astronomers say it makes today's eclipse the shortest of the 21st century. >> pretty cool, let's check in with meteorologist mark tamayo, pretty nice out there. a little windy and mark, i guess that is sort of a preclude of what is to come. >> these are the big setups for the big weather change and get ready for the easter-egg hunts. you will need umbrellas rain showers making a come back. we started the day with mostly sunny skies and heather talked about the wind. you can see the wind chopping up the bay waters and high clouds well. rainfall makes a comeback and over the next five days we're not talking about major accumulations, but still we'll take any crop in the point. rainfall up towards cape mendocino, 2.5". the rf in the bay area will rain between .5" to 1.5" and even some more snow in the sierra. right now on live stormtracker 2, you can see the setsup with lots of clouds moving into the north parts of the state. not much in terms

[music] >>> hi everyone welcome to "on the money" i'm bill griffith. why does college cost so much now and what can be done about it? and is the system broken. let's see, kale instead of french fries, the rapidly expanding fast food restaurant chain that could be healthy and tasty and profitable at the same time. >>> you remember a car made by a 3-d printer. but is it really a gidea? >> if you're one of the millions yet to file taxes, you better get moving we have tips on last minute advice.

s griffith park. he even made it on to the pages of national geographic magazine. >>> happening in the bay area a looming land battle is bay area. in san jose, it's up for grabs. tonight, shopping center developers will place their bids on the land while dozens of students and faculty protest the sale. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live at the city hall where there's a demonstration going on right now. mi develop. >> reporter: behind me they're chanting. they're going to walk to a meeting at the district office where they're hoping the district puts a stop to this plan that will sell off a part of the campus. open space in the south bay isn't easy to find which is why this 27-acre plot on the evergreen community college campus is expected to bring in $1.5 million a year. >> this is about opportunity. this is about the future. >> chancellor rita cespedes will act as a buffer between students and a tight budget. meaning the state budget decreases, students won't have to pay the difference in tuitio