and the 20 anniversary of the founding of the grove. it is hard to believe three decades has passed since the very first cases of aids were reported to the cdc. in san francisco, when few others were taking notice, a small group of dedicated individuals responded to aids before anyone else. from the severed, the san francisco model of care and treatment of aids was born. 10 years later, another group of individuals created a place where people together to express their collective grief for a living memorial. today we know this place simply as the growth of for 20 years now, and every third saturday, volunteers have come to the growth to pay tribute to volunteers. the work continues with the printer but didn't today of the restored 100-year-old victorian waterfall. to date -- the pain our nation has felt from the aids epidemic is present. i find the bill that would forever designate the robust this country's official in tomorrow. it was a widow (never forget the want -- the loved ones we lost in that we continue to honor their legacy by

welcome to the grove. my name is marsy frareds. it is my privilege to present the 2011 unsung hero award. as a board member, we start sweating the weather about september. what is it going to be like? we are so blessed. it is such a beautiful day. i hope you will enjoy the grove when this is over if you have time. we have a good insurance policy with the bishop and the reverend. we are so glad they are here with us. i am so overwhelmed with how many people are here. it just couldn't be better. for those of you who don't know, the grove has been hosting world aids day since 1994. in 1998 the first award was given for a local hero in the epidemic, and that was given to someone a lot of us worked with at san francisco general. that was irene smith. she worked with a lot of our patients. now the award is called the unsung hero award, and it is the first time it is presented to a group of people. because of the magical constellation in sfrabs, and i don't believe any of this could have happened in any other city. the people who came to

. >>> also, the documentary, "the grove," tells the story behind the national aids memorial grove in golden gate park, coming up next. >> belva: good evening. i'm belva davis and welcome to "this week in northern california." joining me on our news panel are marisa lagos, "san francisco chronicle," political reporter. tom vacar, ktvu news, consumer editor. and jill tucker, staff writer also with "the chronicle." jill, what's the story in this disturbing rise on homeless families on the street in san francisco? >> i asked that same question this week when they came out with the numbers at a press conference at city hall. isn't the economy getting better? should we be seeing relief? they said, what we do know is we have more families been ever on the waiting list for shelter. last week, they had 267 families on the wait list for 59 city-funded rooms. and it's also reflected in the schools where there are 2,200 children who are classified as homeless. that's up 400 from the year before. so we're seeing a very disturbing trend in san francisco that's in the schools. it's on the streets.

>> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as well. he's locked up in the intensive detention unit. >> this is the woman i love. this is me and her. that's me and brandy together. this is on our first visit. >> earlier in the day, groves' girlfriend brandy was caught attempting to smuggle tobacco and cell phones into the prison during her visit with him. >> bring him over this way. >> the following day, groves is questioned by internal affairs. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or anything like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. that's the only good thing out of this. but i am going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's on you right now. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, groves did have something

i am executive director of the national aids memorial grove. i really feel as a tribute to the public/private partnership that was entered into with the city and county of san francisco and the courage that his body as well as the board of supervisors and the then mayor took to step forward and realize that the community needed a space and had the courage to get a 99-year lease to a private organization that was very loosely assembled at that point -- working together over the last 20 years, we have transformed not only that landscape, but we have also transformed countless lives to have assembled there together. this year, which culminated the restoration of a 100-year-old victorian waterfall that resided in the location. we could not have done it without the public/private partnership that we forged 20 years ago with not only the commission and the city -- and i really want to commend general manager ginsberg -- ginsburg and his entire team for working with us. we are honored to continue to forge forward and use this model as a model that can

the grove is one representation of that. >> the grove will be lit up with candles and lights to help its 20th anniversary. tomorrow it will host the annual world aids day gathering on the 30th year of the disease. >> this disease still continues to change lives and not for the better. >> as part of thursday's ceremony, volunteers will switch on the grove's newly restored 110-year-old waterfall. >> then disappears under our feet. and goes under this circle of peace here and comes out right here. >> for volunteer paul, the stream is a symbol of the grove itself. continually flowing but always a reminder of where it came from. >> there's something great about nature everywhere and parks are beautiful. but there is something really special about this place. >> joe rosato, jr., nbc bay area news. >> advances in medical science on the aids front. scientists tested a promising new aids vaccine on mice and now they want to test it on people. in a study out today, 100% of the mice vaccinated were protected against the virus. but if all goes well, a preliminary experiment to test the safety of

not as good as the grove in los angeles.ble there. geoff: do you work for them now? craig: no. i would like to work for the grove because they used to shoot episodes of "entourage." remember that show "entourage." geoff: yeah. craig: that really showed l.a. where it is. girls walking around with bikinis and high heels which is the look that is favored people in fiction. [laughter] you try getting any woman to wear a bikini in high heels in your own life and you'll find out that won't happen. i've said too much. have you ever seen a woman in real life wearing a bikini in high heels? geoff: but that was -- well, sometimes we go down to ciudad juarez. craig: i t y

this memorial grove was created on seven acres in golden gate park in 1991. it was 10 years into the aids epidemic when 17,000 san francisco citizens died. >> they were going to more funerals in a year than birthdays. they started to come here and plant trees. 1 twenty,000 volunteer hours later and 20 years later we have not only the most revered part of this park we feel, but also a federally designated memorial. >> on thursday they will honor bill clinton for making this a national monument. on this night though, the honoree was the first openly gay u.s. ambassador. >> how can we individually and collectively move forward so that world aids day will not become a permanent tradition? >> the dream is by next year to create a virtual grove on-line where people around the world can take refuge. it gives comfort to the marcus family. >> we think he might be looking down and seeing all of this happening right now. >> golden gate park, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >>> dozens of people in a san jose retirement community are recovering from a norovirus outbreak. the s

thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow.used to be a rolling grafsy area. put in a new stage and stage building. they put in terraces. we get from 8,000 to 12,000 people. and the meadow next to the concert meadow is full of people even though they can't see the music they hear it. i walked into the meadow several times and they don't even care. we do have literally events going on day and night. the concert association has kids days during the week. the performers come out for hundred 200 kids. now, the truckadero truck house gets rented out for weddings and retirement. the croquet clubs and horse shoes. 2 play grounds, tennis courts. we have from 25 to a hundred dogs here. it's like bisons going across the mid west. there are so many dogs they are covering the ground cht it's a get together. all the dog walkers know each other. if you go to pine lake day camp now, you will see 50 kids there. the r directors are wonder. >> the pine lake is natural. they take of the area around the lake. they plant natives that are drought to

on may 15, they set off for the mariposa grove of big trees in a flurry of activity. a long caravan of wagons filled with staff and dignitaries a detachment of 30 buffalo soldiers riding along as escorts. muir soon found himself seated in the president's coach along with the governor of california, the secretary of the navy, the surgeon general, two college presidents and roosevelt's personal secretary. it was hardly the trip he had been promised but muir tried his best to squeeze in words to the president and governor about the issue of making all of yosemite a national park. in the grove of mighty sequoias, the president's group paused as all tourists did, for a snapshot at the famous wawona tunnel tree and later, they posed for an official photograph lined up along the base of the grizzly giant the oldest and most famous sequoia in yosemite, estimated to be 2,700 years old and boasting a single branch that was 6 1/2 feet in diameter. then the troops, the phalanx of reporters and photographers and virtually all of the official party headed back to the wawona hotel,

this memorial grove was created on seven acres in golden gate park in 1991.was 10 years into the aids epidemic when 17,000 san francisco citizens died. >> they were going to more funerals in a year than birthdays. they started to come here and plant trees. 1 twenty,000 volunteer hours later and 20 years later we have not only the most revered part of this park we feel, but also a federally designated memorial. >> on thursday they will honor bill clinton for making this a national monument. on this night though, the honoree was the first openly gay u.s. ambassador. >> how can we individually and collectively move forward so that world aids day will not become a permanent tradition? >> the dream is by next year to create a virtual grove on-line where people around the world can take refuge. it gives comfort to the marcus family. >> we think he might be looking down and seeing all of this happening right now. >> golden gate park, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >>> dozens of people in a san jose retirement community are recovering from a norovirus outbreak. the senio

we're headed back to buffalo grove pd. stakeout. stay in the house. and the girl's little backpack we have two bundles of cash, two kis of heroin. i can't imagine how much money is here. more than i make in a year. the girl's trying to grab it. i looked inside to make sure there wasn't a weapon and saw that. >> there's only one way you can help yourself. did you ever hear of the saying, the truth sets you free? that's the only thing you need to be thinking about right now. you better start talking. >> we need to go back to the house right away. there's going to be quite a bit more. >> police now have legal cause to search the target house with the owner's consent, but if he refuses they'll ask a judge to issue a warrant. they'll also put the squeeze on those already in custody. >> right now, us taking down the car with product we have a chance of that person rolling over and leading up to a bigger fish. timing is everything. >> we need a couple uniforms over here. >> tell them we're moving in. we're moving in. >> we're not done. we're going to find so

but every other train from shady grove will turn back to dupont circle. all of the times trains will leave every 20 minutes. riders should allow extra half hours for their journeys. go to wusa9.com for the complete update on the work and expected delays for this weekend. back in in a minute with the weather. >>> let's go to annie with the forecast. >> bruce, we're looking at areas of flurries tonight, north and west. zoom in on live doppler 9000 be it's not a lot as far as accumulations but we're seeing some flurries now in westminster, also around east of woods borrow. that trend will continue tonight. temperatures are falling around 40 in downtown, but mid-30s in bethesda, 33 in laytonsville so for the rest of the evening, again, flurries north and west of town. really light stuff. no accumulations expected. but temperatures definitely another chilly one for your sunday. here's your 7-day outlook. near mid-40s for tomorrow. early morning flurries possible, becoming partly sunny. then on monday, a little mild, temperatures back into the lower 50s seasona

former president clinton will be honored today for making this grove a national monument. for a list of events to mark world aids day log on to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >>> the children's program sesame street is being broadcast in afghanistan. it is not exactly the same show seen here. the show is being tailored to be culturally sensitive for afghan children encouraging kids to exercise as opposed to showing dancing or singing, puppets will he ed entertain with educational messages. 30 years of war left the educational system in shambles. [ unintelligible ] the producers are hoping afghan kids will get to see -- images like themselves on tv. 0ñ >>> lots to do this weekend in the bay area. >> don sanchez has it all in today's what's hot. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: be while saturday in the -- [ inaudible ] celebrating with the san francisco symphony the best of the time year with holiday favorites. youth ballet 11th version of the nutcracker four shows at mercy high theater: >> celebrating 10th anniversary immemorial theater. -- immemorial theater. -- [ unintelligible

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at noon today medical pioneers will be honored in the grove. ea vigil is set for 6:30 tonight.ree hiv testing will be offered from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. >> it is 4:54 right now. christina loren talked about the winds. >> even though we get a clearer view of the roadways, we have to hold on tight. hold on tight, folks. right now we're looking at high street. a live look at oakland. we'll show you the traffic break going on northbound. they're clearing construction. the top of the screen is the red lights starting to break up as the crews are clearing the right two lanes if for overnight construction there. we'll get you a look at the south bay as well. overall san jose is showing speed sensors. not a major problem. highway 152 over towards watsonville. wires are down there. it's out of the area for most of our viewers. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. all kinds of goods and glamour goes on in hollywood. one thing you don't expect to see on the market, how about a kitchen aid blender? >> a woman in washington state is changing that with an air brush and very creative design

steve grove has spent most of his career in the new media world. he is director of news and political programming at youtube, the phenomenally popular video-sharing web site owned by google. welcome to you both. different perspectives, same general place, certainly the same conversation. let me start by asking you both this. we have spent a lot of time talking about the possible demise of print journalism. 5 years from now, are we gonna be talking about the possible demise of television journalism because of guys like this from youtube? >> i would say absolutely and emphatically not in my view. do we have some learning to do, do we have some changing to do because of technology, because of the competition and choice in the marketplace? absolutely, but is there a thirst for information that tv news can help satisfy? i believe so without a doubt. >> steve, what about people going off and wanting to do it on their own? they don't need john king on cnn. they can find him on youtube or anywhere they want. >> well, i think tv journalism is definitely cha

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we'll take a live look closer to gaithersburg and shady grove road. no problems all lanes are open and we'll take a live look there as you head southbound from shady grove road down to the point where the lanes divide. no problems to report and over to the beltway. let's stick with the maps if you're planning to head other to the -- there's shady grove road, no problems here. back to the maps on the outer loop of the beltway after route 7 in tyson's, there's a disabled vehicle right before you get to 66. it's in the left lane. and i mentioned it because although volumes are light it's in the roadway. you want to be very, very careful with authorities on the scene. a quick look into springfield. on the northbound side of i-95. same story. things are looking fine up to the beltway and if you're planning to take trains everything is running on time. in my next report another look around the area. mike? >>> thank you monika. another hearing scheduled today in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. >> this is a preliminary hearing for tim cur lee and gary

. >> it's as close to the grove as you can get. >> reporter: premium orange juice. not from concentrate. >> there are 16 fresh-picked oranges squeezed into each carton. >> reporter: you might think your orange juice is made something like this but turns out that's not the case. typically between the grove and the grocery store the oranges are crushed, then processed and pasteurized with high heat, stripping the juice of its flavor. then it's stored in million gallon tanks for months. so to make it taste like orange juice again, they add a flavor pack made from the byproducts of other oranges. finally, it's packaged and shipped to you. alisa hamilton no longer drinks orange juice after writing a book about how it's made. >> they break down the essence and oils into the individual chemicals and then they reassemble them into a product that would not be found in nature. >> reporter: an industry spokesperson told abc news the food and drug administration does not require adding flavor packs to the labels of pasteurized juice because it is the orange. so before you spend

capital bike share is set to open next year in rockville and shady grove. >>> tonight on "rock center" a story about a sleeping pill that wakes its patients up from a vegetative state. sarah jennings reports of a woman's quest to help her fiance speak again. >> reporter: 23-year-old sam was full of life. >> oh, that was great. >> reporter: suddenly and without any warning, sam suffered catastrophic stroke. his parents, john and leslie. how many strokes? >> eight strokes. >> reporter: eight strokes. >> two were massive. >> they happened over his brain and it was as severe as it could have been. >> reporter: his brain damage was so extensive he would never fully recover. he could no longer speak, just moan. his fiance, sally. >> they had no help for him. >> reporter: did they use the words vegetable? >> they did. >> reporter: she refused to believe there was no help. she read a sleeping pill may wake him up from a vegetative state. when she gave it to him, everything changed. suddenly, he could talk again. his speech is slurred. hi, sam. it's great to hear you talk. it was remarkable. a

hundreds ganlered at national aids memorial grove. some are alive thanks to medical break throughs in drugs and treatment. the ceremony honors doctors and nurses who opened the nation's first ward. >> there are a lot of thing that's we got wrong and then, we started getting things right. >> there are men living with the disease and are aging. >> we're seeing gung gay men becoming infected in their 20s. there are a lot of latino patients, african american paish yeents today marked the 20th anniversary of the opening of the grove as a permanent memorial to victims of aids and hiv. >> today, the president announced a goal of getting aids drugs to two million more people around the world by the end of 2013. 30 million people died from aids-related causes. the president is ordering $50 million here in the united states. >> great progress has been made in this country whit comes to children. the disease has been all but eliminated among kids. and cheryl jennings reports scientists says it has been reduced among adults as well. >> we have ne

the reunion took place at national aids memorial grove in golden gate park. the grove is celebrating its 20th anniversary. it's a beacon of hope for many. now, most of the people who met there today worked at ward 5 b and 5 a at the beginning of the epidemic. and here in san francisco, aids is still a gay man's disease, it has affected other communities. >> we're seeing a lot of latino, african american patients, injection drug users. it's a lot of different faces. it's all of our faces. >> and at george washington university, president obama pledged to increase spending on hiv treatment here in the united states and in other countries. the president said he was confident we can beat this disease which killed 30 million people so far. >> thank you, leanne. on to business news, groupon's quiet period is over. why is the retailer so angry? first to the latest on what is the yahoo story. for that and more let's go live to bloomberg west with today's after the bell report. -- bell report. >> continuing to evolve, yahoo could be heading into the end game now. the

at noon some medical pioneers will be honor maryland the grove. the annual paint the castro red fund raising event. free hiv testing will be offered from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. >>> new york city is recommending anyone living with hiv being offered aids and drug. they are releasing that recommendation today. it's similar to the one in san francisco that was issued back in 2010. the standard practice is to put off the regime until a patient's immune system weakens. new york city has more than 110,000 people living right now with aids. san francisco has more than 18,000. >>> everybody is talking about the high winds we've seen wearing through the bay area. wherever you're waking up with us, nobody is spared from the gusty winds. give yourself ample time to reach your destination safely. you can see the bay bridge is looking steady. that flow of traffic there. so a lot of people are hitting the roads. it's the opened water bridge where is we lack the friction that we have over land. that's where one gust could really sneak up on you. you need to take it ea

millon tresciento mil dolares que se usaran para establecer el mismo programa en rockville y shady grove esta conduciendo y la policia lo detiene y no tiene una tarjeta de seguro, probablemente obtenga una multa, pero segun abogados de virginia, esto no es una infraccion.. seÑalan que conductores en varias jurisdicciones estan siendo multados injustamente... dicen que la ley requiere tener un seguro de auto o pagar 500 dolares de multa al dmv, pero no estipula que conducir sin una prueba de seguro es un delito...policias de virginia dicen que es el reglamento multar a conductores que no muestren tarjetas de seguro... una mujer latina tiene una razon mas porque celebrar estas navidades.. un transplante de corazon le salvo la vida... carolina rosario hablo con ella y su familia y nos trae la historia.. gracias a un donante de organos hoy rosa perdomo puede celebrar la navidad con su familia, sonreir y disfrutar de la naturaleza. ademas puede seguir compartiendo con sus tesoros mas preciados sus nietos.. todo comenzo en el ano 95 cuando rosa fue diagnosticada con cancer de seno... despues d

under the icc right now. 270 new shady grove road, moving nicely with no delays northbound or southboundust stole my headline, .teve the free ride on the intercounty connector era is over. are being collected on the inmile highway between 370 gaithersburg and in laurel. for a couple weeks. >>> the u.s. postal service will some big changes expect. the postal service is pushing plans to reduce costs and avoid bankruptcy. plans include closing half of processing centers across the country and lowering first- standards for class mail. those changes and to take effect next spring. >>> 5 of the top performers in nation were honored last for their contribution to the arts. >> president obama had a at the kennedy center. most amazing of yo ma isbout yo- likes.dy you have to give me some tips. [laughter] streep walked into the center as a rock star. the list of this .ear's kennedy center honorees the group includes hot start and neil diamond. a classical star, added as .egend named sonny rollins and abroad where legends, -- broadway legend barbara cook. politicians and artists gathered event.s la

it was at the intersection of mid county highway and washington grove road. he suffered non-life threatening injuries. >>> another day of sunshine before changes had our way. >> we are tracking it all here in the weather center. we have a bit of a fluctuation. a cold front will purchase later this week. then some potential energy will bring is a wintry mix. i will dive into those details coming up. first, let's focus on the beautiful day. total sunshine. a few isolated-) -- a few isolated high-thin clouds. this warming trend will continue, but not for long. i have the details coming up. >> >>> a harsh crackdown crack for youths performing mass robberies. >> crimes like this have initiated a crackdown on flash felt like this. >> they need to do something. if they could kick them out of the store when they come in. >> but geoffrey wolff's trecker plans to propose legislation that will increase penalties. each person caught responsible will be charged with everything that is stolen. it will improve public safety. >> it has been a huge problem everywhere. >> it i

. ♪ [ music ] a lone man played the bagpipes as he walked down the paths of the grove.ound, and the setting evoke deep emotions of the 400 people gathered here tonight on the eve of world a.i.d.s. day. >> he died almost 25 years ago. it's hard, every time. >> reporter: david jenson's boyfriend was among the first to be stricken with a baffling new disease in the '80s. >> he was sick and went into a coma and died all within two weeks. >> reporter: his name was added to the circle of friends. while jenson volunteered, he couldn't bear to see his friend's name here until tonight. >> over the last 30 years, this community and communities across the country, you know lost an entire generation. >> reporter: it's a crisis that is far from over, with more names added each year. jim hormel knows about loss. he was the first openly gayambassador and helped get this memorial created. >> remember a time where a.i.d.s. was reaping the finest people, so to have a place to come to honor those people, to reflect on their contributions, and to reflect on how we have grown from them, is

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a las doce del día dimos parte a la policia la madre dice que la joven asistia a la escuela shady groveue sus companheros no saben su paradero. tiene très amiguitas muy buenas personas ellas, hemos estado en comunicación con sus amistades, sus amistades nos están llamando las mamas también nos están llamando que cual ujier cosa que tengan ellas información nos van a dejar saber. pero hasta ahora no hemos sabido nada. al tiempo de salir jennifer vestia chompa negra, blue jeans y tennis converse. el padre hace un llmado a la joven desaparecida.que llame a s que no tenga miedo que yo le enseñe a no tener miedo a nadie. nadie esta bravo con ella, la queremos aquí en la casa y que no tenga miedo en llamar a la autoridad o llamarme a mi. como senhas particulares, jennifer tenia un piersing en la nariz, un anillo con su nombre y una medalla en forma de corazon. tanto la familia de jennifer como la policia de montgomery urgen a quienes conozcan el paradero de la joven comunicarse con las autoridades. si usted tiene informacion debe llamar al 301 279 8000 su llamada puede sewr anonima. ella nece

>>reporter: grove still a beek open of hope for many. abc 7 news.nts software ready for thitial offering. social networking software company plans to sell about 12 million shares starting at 8 dollars a share. company will list on nasdaq as jive. co-owner of the oakland a's expanding his hotel business. lou wolf who is president of wolf development purchased the note downtown san jose. no word on purchase praise for the 82-year-old hotel. >> for the first time in decades the annual holiday parade in san jose cancelled. city initials say the budget deficit prevented them from funding the parade and no outside vendors stepped in to produce it this year. >> more on these ahead nrins tomorrow print edition of the silicon valley business journa journal. >> as we continue. 9th circuit court of appeals turns decade old law on its head. why justices say people who did nature bone marrow can now be paid. >> also this. seismic shift. scientist may have pinpointed exactly what caused this massive tsunami [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, we're giving you a big

last look at 270, the same story as you head down from frederick to shady grove road and down to theoint where the lanes divide. olga and i will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and weather. >> olga, we were talking about the weather forecast, the 'skins on sunday. >> it is going to be a little bit on the cool side but at least it is going to be dry. >> join us tomorrow at 4:25 to 7:00 a.m. learn when you can recycle your christmas tree and what you should do before you put it out on the curb. these guys will be back in 25 minutes with weather and traffic. hope you have a great day, everybody. take care.

. >> we would like to look at ceremony held last night at the national memorial grove. more are planned throughout the city as a reminder that millions are living with the disease and millions of lives have been lost. this morning president barack obama will take part in a panel discussion on the disease at george washington university. it is estimated more than 2 million people worldwide are injected with the disease. >>> the 10-cent charge only applies to restaurants in san francisco. it is their way of complying with the new city law and the new law prohibits restaurants giving out free kids meals with toys that do not meet strict standards . they will impose taxes to deal with the ongoing budget deficit. they plan to put it on the budget and he will ask them to approve a temporary increase for people who make more than $250,000 a year. >>> california state trustees are discussing the salaries of campus presidents. they canceled the meeting over safety concerns. the trust he toos are expected to take up presidential salaries up at their next meeting. >>> stamford uni

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