griffith: absolutely. i was sitting on somebody's porch, and they were telling me about one of their friends who lived in sunnyvale and worked at fast food restaurant. he was forced to move to tracy and as a result, he is now living in tracy, commuting to sunnyvale because there are no jobs in tracy and no housing in sunnyvale. when you change the dynamics so that somebody instead of commuting three miles, is commuting 60 miles that has a dramatic effect on transportation, for instance. shafer: and what about in cupertino? i assume it's the same thing. sinks: yeah, absolutely. we have a lot of folks coming in looking for housing. our vaunted school system is a big draw and people pay a premium to live in cupertino school districts, but the housing is certainly challenginggi and we're also experiencing these large jumps in rent. shafer: and, so, the solution to high prices is more housing. to what extent, john in, say, mountain view are you building more housing? can you possibly build enough housing? mcali

. >> what projects that will benefit benefit benefit griffiths's have you been fit d >> thank you betty sand value is betty not here? after christina will be william warren angelo p king. robbie titus and robin son. >> hello my name is christine sandival i work for a peaked attics office in bayview i felt the need to come here today because this need is important i walked out of my job and toll them i would be back i thought this was going to be an hour this it longer than that it has to be heard and known that this community is in need. i have been coming here for seven years fighting this fight and i still have not seen one change basically i'm actually truly saddened about this i have gone to more funerals and gone to wakes then i have gone to any one of these meetings that are supposedly being held we were never invited to them. our youth are getting kills because of lack of opportunities i have a 22 year old i'm scared and petrified every time he leaves the house because there is lack of opportunity for him. he has done ycd he is graduated he is sitting with certifications and no j

. >> hello supervisor my name is irene mathews living in alice griffith what happened to the money and you held the money for seven years what happened to the interest on the money >> thank you next speaker please? >> my my name is adrian vaneder court a resident of alice griffith and attention association on the palmitariaan for eight years it's disgusting on the hold up on the money i hope one day soon they will release it then another thing i have we have been disrespectful the tennis association of alice griffith we don't hear nothing. i'm wondering why is that? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> cathy dave sis ronay kent. >> hi miami cathy davis director of the senior centers i have been in bayview for 44 years i can't figure out how to penetrate this system to get funding i think my organization has done a lot could do a lot and would like to see something happen they paid us $6,000 for this lovely listening sessions if we had them i would have done them for free for the 5th time we can purchase the property take the money invest in property we could have dubt i'm so frustrating i kn

o'quinn: thank you congressman griffith. i would just say that this has been a very frustrating process. we meet with -- our industry meets with f.d.a. on a regular basis. mr. griffith: you're not talking about the hearing. mr. o'quinn: no, the hearing has been as smooth as silk. but the process throughout the fleshing out of this has been difficult because we meet with f.d.a. on a regular basis on a wide variety of topics. this has been one particular topic in which they have been absolutely unwilling to meet or communicate. so here we are discussing a delay versus some clarity and reasonable flexibility but it has been a frustrating process but we appreciate the opportunity to be here today to air our side of the story. mr. griffith: thank you very much for being here. i'll ask both you and ms. liddle, the concerns about -- we've heard both today the concerns about somebody being charged with a felony, i guess ms. hubbard as well. one of the things you said, ms. liddle, was that as currently written, now, intent is a good

." >> simon hobbs in for bill griffith. a big rally on wall street sending the dow back into positive territory for 2015. and the nasdaq is within striking distance now of its all-time high. >> while stocks are surging today, there's actually been a bear market happening in 20% of the names in the s&p 500. we'll bring you the details on those whether the investors should be worried and see opportunity coming up. >>> oil, meanwhile, a major catalyst behind today's big moves. crude prices pumping higher and fueling a big rally in energy stocks. energy stocks are higher today, something we haven't seen lately. we will speak to the number one rated airline analyst on wall street. jpmorgan's jamie baker about why he still has overweight ratings at these levels. >>> and then it's our trump card. ivanka, that is, rising rates are becoming a reality. what impact that could have across the real estate market. and maybe she'll give us insight into whether her father donald trump is going to run for

o'quinn: thank you, congressman griffith. i would just say that this has been a very frustrating process. we meet with -- our industry meets with f.d.a. on a regular basis. mr. griffith: you're not talking about the hearing. mr. o'quinn: no, the hearing has been as smooth as silk. but the process throughout the fleshing out of this has been difficult because we meet with f.d.a. on a regular basis on a wide variety of topics. this has been one particular topic in which they have been absolutely unwilling to meet or communicate. so here we are discussing a delay versus some clarity and reasonable flexibility but it has been a frustrate prague sess but we appreciate the opportunity to be here today to air our side of the story. mr. griffith: thank you very much for being here. i'll ask both you and ms. liddle the concerns about -- we've heard both today the concerns about somebody being charged with a felony, i guess ms. hubbard as well. one of the things you said, ms. liddle, was that as currently written, now, intent is a good

like the rebuilding of the alice griffith site. which is two entire blocks. of new affordable housing. if you have lived in san francisco for a long time have. the alex griffith projects. have been some of the worst of the housing property folio. the community who have lived there. demanding we do better. to provide a quality of housing. so rebuilding that site is a priority. but it's a big site. two city blockses that is being looked at it. in addition to phase two. which is also two entire city blocks. the last projects. are krital to helping to revitalize the south and certain part of our city. so with this high volume of plans and permits. our office is currently what i call all hands on deck mode. we're staying in late. and coming in on weekends to process these permits. everyone is chipping in. including me. but we're very committed to keeping these projects on track. it's one of our highest priorities. that is my update on affordable and accessible housing. i did see the mayor announced his intention to pursue. a $250 million affordable housing bond on

. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, a kinder, gentler place.would be hard not to want to be in mayberry. >> hi pa. hi barn. >> hi ope. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. ope, there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simultaneously and the "andy griffith show" actually did that often. for a sitcom, it shows unexpected depth. >> the second dance number should come before the big sketch. >> gee, i don't know. >> i like it. >> now i like it. >> me, too. >> yeah, i like it, too. >> what do you know? look at that tie you're wearing. >> i only wrote what i knew about, which was my life. and if you're writing about that, nobody can say that's not true. it is true. i'm living it. >> on the "dick van dyke show" we

not limited to and design authority for the demonstration on hunters point hilltop and the alice griffith rebuild through hope sf and our development partner funds in addition to property tax increments we have on reserve and importantly there are 3 rfps two in candle stick and the master developer and lennar removed candle stick stadium for a mixed use mixed income retailed center we want to keep pace with the market rate development and the land use approval and importantly we will this year for the first time in 10 years have another property transfer moving on to slide 6 for respect shows you how far we've come in mission bay our work program diving in the key focus affordable housing in those areas in a number of the sites not only heirs but important supportive services including childcare all incomes from the low to the moderate and that's the block in 4 p that is under construction the public infrastructure with the open space and importantly i want to highlight on this slide there are street sustainable street improvements through the tax increments we didn't have this bond issua

to attend an ic meeting there are several ways you can be invited to attend now that i know alice griffith would like attend i will make that separate from the ic urban spends one a month with the association meeting i will make sure i invite them around and invite them to an ic meeting i wanted to clarify some of the questions raised about general contractor and paying sub are different than ic funds >> thank you for that clarification madame would you like to speak in public comment please do so and you can follow. >> my name is lb johnson. i have been hearing about this that has been at hunters point and been looking into some of the abuse that has been contracted ak in the areas i'm concerned about and reconstructed the bayviews and i have spoken out son those that might be better on that subject that are passed we make clearance on a lot of the exercises that i missed out on. and have a good day. i hope for a better outcome than what i have been seeing. >> thank you. next speaker please? >> good afternoon supervisors my name is salapia workers in the alice grifth the question is who d

the rebuild of alice griffith and two blocks of vertical construction are happening today. this slide talks about again the role that the san francisco foundation plays it says here in december of 2010 they were selected for the ccba signatories to manage the funds and provide that fiduciary relationships now i will ask the representatives from the san francisco foundation williams and mic kra to speak to date if there are no question what i said already. >> no questions. actually there is one brief question i think you skipped over this. the ic technical assistance in annual fund it says here it's 75000 allocation per year is that correct? >> yes >> and total to date has been $352,500 >> yes >> that means in 201112 and 14 there are payments made what happened to 2013? >> lan don. the payment in 2014 -- >> 13. i'm sorry >> 14 covered 2013's obligation >> thank you mr. williams thank you for being here you are with the san francisco foundation i would like for you to give us an overview of the grant process and they're made made. >> good afternoon supervisors landon williams

open up 4 wellness centers at the housing areas that include earthquake early warning system alice griffith and potrero hill and hunters point those will have nurses and mental health staff in the hiv area we've submitted providing one million dollars for 2016-2017 as it annual listed to make sure that people are reconnected to treatment and reduce the number of deaths with hiv and reduce stigma in working with many community groups including vision zero and the world to peace we've added one million dollars to provide safety initiatives for the city and county of san francisco as part of a mutilate year how to improve our services in the shelters last year we provides water nurses and this year we'll be providing employees to help those personnel we've found there are several individuals in our shelters who are not thriving well and there will be expanding our medical respite by thirty beds to insure those who need the expand support in the shelters get the kind of support with the medical respite this is an expansion of the existing programs we'll be opening up the stabilization beds by t

. >> i will agree the shipyard we do alice griffith as mission bay continues to go vertical or the treasure island becomes built out those areas don't have a police presence it will have to be additional officers that will be responsible because no matter wholly we'll do the best we can the mayor decides is right and the electorate. >> supervisor mar. >> i wanted to respond to commissioner lee's comments yes our working police officers is doing everything we can but we are balancing the budget law enforcement and public safety and human safety we're at a country i don't know if anyone sees the growth wealth gap and suffering and i think security and displacement going on we need definitely need to be fulfilling the may or may not that the voters and communities have set but i want to insure we're spending our money wisely if we're increasing the officers they're going deployed as chief suhr explained to places their need from the zone stream strategy to other strategies i see a huge acceleration of the previous goals to reach the 1971 the acceleration of the alleged year faster than before

. >> reporter: schools like griffith can access special funds for indigenous students and australia wideity have positive discrimination programs and sidney university says unequal treatment of applicants is fair when their starting points are unequal but it's reaching the people most in need and there are plenty with more indigenous heritage than those represented here. and sidney initiatives are working. the number of applications from indigenous students is going up but there are still many indigenous students who are not being reached by these efforts and still a big gap to close, al jazeera, andrew thomas, sidney. >>> investigation underway after an unmanned rocket on its way to the international space station exploded shortly after take off from florida and the third cargo mission to fail in eight months and launched by nasa partner space x had materials and it blew up due to pressure in the oxygen tank. england is known for controversial choice of act and this year has been no exception and dali-lama was invited to take the stage. >> reporter: it was a visit guaranteed to provoke

i'm bill griffith in for tyler mathisen. >> great to have you with us. i'm sue herrera. it's a new week, of course but a familiar worry. greece debt cross-ice ace pears to be deepening and that rattled investors around the world. european union officials say no new concessions needed to secure funding. e ens says it won't give in to demands for more pension and wage cuts. that stalemate pressured stocks at the openal thoet major indices paired some of the losses. by the close, e dow jones fell 107 points 17,791. well off the fly of 200 points earlier in the day. the nasdaq dropped 21 and the s&p 500 was off nine points. stocks in europe got hit even harder. we have more from london. >> reporter: another day of selling for european stocks as last ditch talks with greece over the weekend failed to result in a deal. all major european indices closing in the red with the greek market being the clear underperformer out there, pulled dune by weakness especially seen in banking stocks. now speaking before european parliament earlier, the ecb president, he urged both sides to mo

. >> reporter: schools like griffith can access special government funds for indigenous students australiaalsities have positive discrimination programs. sids any university says unequal treatment of applicants is fair when they are starting points are unequal. but our schemes like sydney's reaching the i indigenous people most in need? there are plenty with more inning taj news heritage than those represented here. sydney's initiatives working the number of applications is going up. but there are still many indigenous students who aren't being reached by these efforts still a big gap to close. andrew thomas, al jazerra tid syed any. >>> gastonbury music festival is england is known for its controversial choice of acts and this year has been no exception the dalai lama was invited to take at that time stage much to the announce of china. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: it was a visit guaranteed to provoke the public roth of the chinese government. but one the dalai lama was determined to make. not only to keep the tibetan issue on the world stage but also to promote peace. in rare com

griffith: i'm pleased to introduce israel o'quinn.srael has been a member of the virginia house of delegates, many decades ago and he has been there since 2011. he in his legislative capacity serves on the committee of commerce and labor which is akin to committee of commerce. he is a member of the energy and coal commission and he is here today as a citizen legislator should be not in his role as a member of the virginia house of delegates but food stores that is known as the food city supermarket chain and from the name, they do business in kentucky virginia and tennessee. and he's here to talk about menu labeling as it impacts the grocery business. but most importantly i shouldn't leave out is that israel attended a fine institution of higher learning when he went to college. very great that you allowed me to introduce my old friend to the members of the committee. mr. pitts: mr. green, five minutes. mr. green: i that i our witnesses for being today. today we are examining legislation that will roll back a policy that will give peo

and every time they'll say "i loved you as opie (laugh) on the andy griffith show when he was a littled. and he's so gracious. and he never goes, "well, you know, i have won an academy award, (laugh) and, you know, bah bah bah bah. so, i don't know what that would be like to deal with it for your entire life. but to-- to have it happen in your early 40s, i'm not bored of it. it's okay. >> i talked to a lotta your fans in getting ready for this interview. and every one of them wanted to know, how are you able to be so prolific so many different storylines so many different projects? >> well i think part of it is i mean my strengths are ideas. i have so many ideas for books. i have-- in-- in my office- a folder this thick with ideas for different books-- i mean literally hundreds and hundreds of ideas for books. so, that's a big strength. and i'm constantly-- you know and i can tell a story about anything. i could tell a story about this. i could turn this-- i could go from here and turn this into a novel-- >> all right let's suppose that your novel-- >> not gonna do it-- >> --started wi

griffith for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman.s you know i represent a fairly rural district that includes the appalachian mountains and the blue ridge mountains and a stones throw from the smokies. my understanding is that under epa requirements in order to construct a new source of emissions or expand existing source there's a need to find offsets. is that accurate? >> it depends on how in areas designated so areas that are the least polluted areas in terms of ozone it changes as the air gets more and more severely polluted. >> okay. kentucky's air regulator has raised concerns about the impacts of rural counties and the statutory requirements world severely restrict economic development development in his rural county since by definition the areas have no existing offset emissions available for new sources. rural counties would be negatively impacted with little opportunity for economic -- would rural -- >> there's a provision that specifically focuses on rural counties that may be in nonattainment because the transport of air

. >> that melanie griffith movie, too? working girl. that was the staten island ferry. >> is that what it was? >> wasn't she on a tram do you know? >>h; e-mail us, facebook, twitter. >> carly simon song river runs -- long story. it's a movie from 20 years ago. scott walker was supposed to be with us we thought he was going to be right now. she's going to be at 8:31 an hour from now. heather nauert joins us she's a working girl and she has the news. >>> good morning to you all. i have a fox news alert to bring you. the desperate race against time to free hundreds of people who are believed to be trapped on a cruise ship submerged in a river in china. rescuers hope there are additional survivors. they are hammering the hull hoping to hearvselÑ sounds coming from additional survivors. dramatic rescues including a 65-year-old woman leading to just 14 survivors so far. 26 are confirmed dead. more than 400 are still missing. the ship's captain one of the first people to say rescued is under arrest. he claims the boat sank within minutes due t

due to budget cuts but it could raise some other issues for our marines, and that's what jennifer griffithe from the pentagon. >> right now the pentagon has 30 amphibious ships to carry marines and estimates it would need 38 but won't be able to reach that number until 2028 under the current budget constraints. in recent years there's been situations like the attack on u.s. consulate in benghazi that made clear that quick reaction forces were not close enough to be able to help. in the wake of benghazi the marines send up a land base hub in rota spain, but even that is thought to be too far from contingencies in north africa. the marines issued the following statement, quote, we don't know where a crisis will come or when it will occur but initiative that increases the interoperability of maritime forces will prove of enormous benefit in the years to come. critics don't want u.s. marines sailing under another country's flag what. if those countries don't allow the marines tonight convenient and prevent them from going ashore? reaction on capitol hill and from the presidential campaign trai

national security correspondent jennifer griffith live with the latest. joishgs pentagon officials tell us it is too early to celebrate. iraqi forces have not taken all of the refinery. the forces broke through the isis siege this weekend. the first good news since the fall of ramadi last month. the air coalition only cared out three air strikes this weekend. u.s. officials tell me some parts of the city of baji was taken back with help of iowa rannian militia. they pushed some isis fighters away from government buildings. he said isis occupies portions of the tea and nearby refinery and the official didn't know what percentage of the town and refinery are under isis control. they have a foot hold in bochlth president obama talked about about isis this month. >> when a final plan is presented to me by the pentagon i will share it with the american people. we don't yet have a complete strategy because it requires commitments on the parts of the iraqis as well. >> reporter: a u.s. official clarified the president's remarks and said president obama is speaki

. >> i will go way back, old old school the andy griffith show. this is a picture when he did his show later on in life but back in the day, back in the day, he was andy taylor. >> do the whistle. >> ♪ >> that is all i got because i have no wind left, a after my push-ups. >> he was the dad to opie who is played byron howard. >> yes. >> he then -- >> that is cool. >> ♪ >> yeah. >> so, ron howard went on to become a very famous movie director. he was also in happy days. he was richie cunningham in happy days. >> one dad we're not mentioning. >> well, yeah we bring him up. he was america's favorite dad in the 80's and in the 90's. >> but character we're talking about but not necessarily the actor behind the character. >> lives in philadelphia. >> you know who i'm talking about. >> you got it. >> hallmark card based out of kansas city i believe hallmark proves it really had a card for every family dynamic. >> so some folks are upset at its latest creation, have you seen this. >> there is the card right there. >> it says for you mom on fathers day. man

. >> schools like griffith can access special funds for indigenous.sydney university says unconceptual treatment of applicants is fair when their starting points are inequal. but are schemes like sydney's reaching the indigenous people most in need? there are plenty with more indigenous heritage than those listed here. the number of applicants from indigenous students is going up. but there are still indigenous students who are not reached by this effort. more to do still. andrew thomas, al jazeera sid in. >> why the dalai lama was at a music festival. and setting new records this weekend. go live... >> the dalai lama finding a new platform for his message for peace. taking the platform along punk singer patty smith. but the exiled leader says he wants to face some other issues around the world. victoria gatenby reports. >> the dalai lama was determined to keep the tibet ann situation onan issue on theworld's stage. >> oneness of humanity, no basis to kill. i love my own life. >> reporter: in the lead-up to his visit there was strong criticism by the

jennifer griffith has the details. >> reporter: hi, eric. u.s. intelligence doesn't have dna proof that they killed him in the air strike. reports of his death proved false in the past. it was to f- 15 fighter jets that dropped 500 bombs on the target in eastern libia. and the real target was a one- eyed algerian who fought in afghanistan in the 1990s and served as a li ason. and he formed a break, way al-qaeda faction in 2013. the u.s. offered a $5 million reward for his role in the terror attack on the algerian gas facility in which 38 hostages were killed. the elaborate attack came four months after the attack in u.s. facilities in benghazi libia. militants who may have been involved in the benghazi attack. isis is making its presence in libya assassinating a group of christians. and four years after u.s. helped to out gaddafi libya is a failed state. delta operators got libby and he died in a new york hospital. abitala is waiting to be charged in the role in the benghazi attack. they have been operating in the east part of the country. the ca

take steve griffith, whose brother was shot and killed. >> so what do you think about the bun laws inuth carolina? >> i believe it's who is behind the gun. >> but you still don't think that the gun laws should change? >> that's our rights, you know, it's the second amendment. sometimes you do have to protect yourself. >> and in the end they said today was less about politics and more about people. >> do you think the issue of the confederate flag being taken down is as big of an issue as the gun issue? >> well, it's a heart control. let me deal with the heart and then i believe we can get the gun control under control and the confederate flag will come down easily because everybody will have a heart to treat everybody the way they want to be treated. >> that deserves an amen. >> the gun control debate at emmanuel ame was not what i was expecting. a lot of people i spoke to would more readily have the confederate flag taken down than give up their gun. it's a complicated issue that is being talked about. people are here to mourn the victims. >> dan gross in the brady campaign to preven