>> 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. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all 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 to say. he used the camera our producer

buildings to be overlapping over the property line and it was 6 feet off the existing north wall of 940 grove. and i'll to start with the north property line that's the most controversial aspect of this project and it's the only major recommendation we agree with. staff is recommending you know that north facade be roared so i'd like to run you throw a quick history of this project and it's lay out. if i could have the overhead. commissioners this the the 940 building the gray is the existing roofline you can see the allegations to the roof were done quite sometime ago and as the lady indicated there were additions done if the 50s basically this home turned into a school starting in 1956 there were subject additions made over time this is a one and two and 3 story wing over the basement. there were can believe additions made over time. in 2011 when you approved the certify of appropriationness for this project it became a housing project this again indicates the 940 grove street building the historic building those are the east additions and those are 3 townhomes that were approved on the sit

during the shutdown i took him to stern grove in the mornings. at the same time i would normally be at fort constant and stern grove was incredibly crowded at all times. i was really happy that the shutdown ended because it allowed me to get back to the place that i normally walk the dogs and i would hope that the gg nra could be kept from instituting what they now call access. when they 1st proposed it it was dog management plan. when i saw dog management plan, i knew exactly what they meant. that was [inaudible] on the property. >> thank you very much. before the next billy mcauliffe you mornings. andrea buffa, nancy stafford, gregory leadbetter, kathy reichert, demott and demetrius, mitch deletion, carol munsch, lidia did negri, tony bowls, susan over iasi, sase ballasts [inaudible] laurie adamson, mort ginsberg, and john keating. go ahead. thank you >> my ipad notes just ran out so i'm going to have to do this straight from the heart. my name is linda alanis and i live in know we valley. i have to tell you that to me there is no more beautifu

once the grove is infected, how do you return a grove, a tree back to health?> so tony there, is no known cure. right now there is no known cure for the citrus greening deed. there are only mitigating strategies. there is no cure at all. it's a big deal. it's starting to decimate those citrus groves in florida. >> tell bus this super high tech approach of killing the bad bugs, but is it toxic to other insects and why isn't it being done more? used more? >> reporter: yeah, so agriculture researchers have had to a triage to start to understand and come up with solutions to combat the disease. one of them is a high tech thing that you referred to. it's called rna, a natural process involved in all of our living cells to combat viruses. but what it can do is violence gene expression. and so what researchers have done is they've developed a molecule that essentially mimics the virus, causes--it targets the specific part of the genome in this bug that is spreading the disease, and it silences genes and kills them. it's silencing genes that are vital to their living s

. >> san francisco prestige commission is back in sessions you left off on the 940 grove street a request for a plan. >> before i begin my premise i have 3 letters of support that i have received from the public and i'll let the commission secretary pass those up to you. all right. i'm being told there's a signed petition from the square neighborhood association which is being passed up. ? a certify to approve the rehabilitation projects that was originally approved in 2011. the project site is on the corner - the existing lot is part of an existing lot that was subdivided in 2011. this corner lot contains the historic building that occupied the entire lot. it did allow the construction of 3 new buildings that was once the rear yard of the historic building. those buildings have not been constructed but the demolition has begun on that lot. the work enhance on the site under approval. some of the design modifications that are approved h have been completed without prior approval from the planning department. so this is to legal lists those parts of the project that are completed and to pr

>> i'm ted bartlett i'm the former owner of grove i owned it until i solid n it in february of this year. our new buildings 808 stooern are almost through modification to their site permits are 5 feet away on the north side of grove. i was the one who bought the property and came to you on december 7th, 2011, and got our approval to demolish the very ugly school wing that was built in the 1960s pr it was solid in 1978 an orphanage and 940 grove was pretty sure falling apart arrest a majority of the windows had plexi glass screwed into the rotten frames and the windows commissioner highland i've taken numerous civil guided tours on the property and i'm very impressed with the quality of everything they're doing and i believe they're going to supplement with but the windows match exactly the wood frame and i think the building is beautiful. on the subject of the two elevations the neighbor talked about removie the scarf lifeguard they did a good job and didn't remove any siding on the north side. so the owners removed the non historic structure from the mansion and that thising was not wor

see these cameras near shady grove school in middleburg? we couldn't find them on any printed paper anywhere and neither could montgomery county spokeswoman bower. >> there is the problematic location. >> reporter: problematic because the archived copy of the newspaper that was supposed to list it does not. now you're acknowledging this one might not be in compliance? >> correct of. >> reporter: might not because although police say they gave the newspaper the information and it did appear on the paper's website, there's no evidence it was ever printed. not published means not legal in the opinion of maryland state senator james brojen. >> they're operating speed monitoring systems and they're not in the newspaper, they're breaking the law. >> reporter: it is very similar to what got lair's ticket thrown out. >> why aren't they refunding the money to these people? >> reporter: there are any chances of refunds? >> in the opinion of our county attorneys, no. >> reporter: you guys have made millions of dollars. >> but you know what? we continu

for 940 grove street. this is being proposed by staff to be continued indefinitely. >> there was some interest from the project sponsor but they're not here. >> can you define what indefinitely means. >> it simply means it has to be renoticed. >> city attorney can i speak to this item real quickly give an update. >> to the item. >> yeah. real quick. basically should we continue it that is whether or not we do mr. fry and myself are going out to 940 grove on friday afternoon. the packet wasn't complete and so we moved it forward. so we will get a list of what they need to do, what items need to be put into the package and calendar it >> just to further clarify if he choose to december 4th and continue it indefinitely at that point. >> so anyone from the public wish to examine on this seeing none. >> i'll move to continue this indefinitely. >> second. >> on that motion to continue 6 indefinitely (calling names) so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero. and places you under our consen

so after being in a big traffic jam i want to stern grove. i couldn't believe, this is anecdotal of course i could believe the parking was although it up the hill. of the dog park part of it. there were, i would say, over 100 dogs there and tons of people. they were bicyclists trying to navigate on the paved road and skateboarders and elderly lady with a walker and cars, there was a car coming from the pine lake end of it. i assume dropping stuff off at the picnic tables, but here they come slowly up the way. this is not safe. this is not safe for me. it's not safe for my dog running around chasing squirrels and it's definitely not safe for the elderly lady in the water. so i hope my dog up and we turned around and left. so my main concern is gg nra going to listen to any this? they did not listen to years ago. does this resolution have any bite? let's take the land back. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is felicia allen. i was at [inaudible] 20102. a standard before you representing 2 different consti

back to buffalo grove pd. stay on the house.e backpack we have two bundles of cash, two keys of heroin. i can't even imagine how much money is here. more than i make in a year. the girl was trying to grab it. i looked inside to make sure she wasn't going to get 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 because 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 got a chance of that person rolling over now and leading up to a bigger fish. timing is everything. >> we're going to need a couple uniforms over here. >> tell them we're moving in. we're moving in. >> we're not done. we

travis told me that 100% of his groves are now infectedde infected. something that worries you daily? >> daily and at night. there is probably a spot in my bed where it's worn pret tidt of. >> so far there is no cure calvin arnold heads up a team raising tracing to find one befs too late. >> a grower told me today you have to give me more tools in my tool box. >> in the follo tool box they he strategies from for treatment to already diseased freeze. a plant pathologist is looking to erad canadia eradicate the deadly bacteria from the tries. it could be five years. >> juan has been working on a treatment called they ar thermal therapy. they crank up the heat for three to seven days. >> this is three months after the heat treatment and yo auld u seyou -- all you see is the healthy plants. >> they are essentially cured from the disease. cured in a controlled situation. >> juan and his team have a field solution. >> whawhat is this? techbilityo acheecachieve. we can increase the temperature inside up to 100. >> how effective is this treatment? we know aft

there's mainly two ways farm citrus groves find workers. >> one way is a stop-gap field.ne way to get workers in the field without granting them permanent residency. it's not a path to citizenship nor popular with the agricultural industry. so that leaves undocumented immigrants. after surviving a dangerous border crossing, they take whatever jobs they can find and generally live life in the shadows to avoid being deported. most see the risk as the only way to make a better life for themselves and their families. >> make a left up here. >> carlos is a 20-year-old undocumented immigrant. born in mexico, carlos was brought to america as a 6-month-old with his migrant farm working family. since he was 9 years old, he was working with his father pasqal. despite living here his entire life, carlos still lives under the constant threat and fear of deportation. he and his father have decided to teach me how to pick oranges before i start my first day of work tomorrow. >> have you ever picked oranges or done any kind of field work? >> i picked things off trees. but you pick one.

. >>> plans to restore the latest grove, or rather the largest grove of giant secoia is taking root. officials today released details about the $24 million project to restore the mariposa grove. it calls for reconfiguring the parks. >>> skiers and snow boarders can get a taste of winter tomorrow at the opening day of boreal. this is what the conditions looked like just a couple of hours ago. boreal is at donner pass. the resort is also fired up its snow making machines. the crews will be reevaluating the conditions tomorrow afternoon to figure out if the resort will stay open right on through the weekend. >> looking nice and cold up there. >>> fred is in for mark tonight. warriors had such a good game last night and thinged changed tonight. >> playing back to back nights and then one on the road it's tough for any team and the warriors enjoy the season opening lap last night but fell last night at the bay. warriors head coach jackson was not backing down to the clippers tonight in l. a. warriors trail by 14 at halftime. and curry hits this three. curry made nine of 14 threes. finishe

for 940 grove street. this is being proposed by staff to be continued indefinitely. >> there was some interest from the project sponsor but they're not here. >> can you define what indefinitely means. >> it simply means it has to be renoticed. >> city attorney can i speak to this item real quickly give an update. >> to the item. >> yeah. real quick. basically should we continue it that is whether or not we do mr. fry and myself are going out to 940 grove

groves. i mean that when i say it.onistic relationship that you've developed with the machine, it can't be-- i worry about you. you've misunderstood the situation. you shouldn't worry about me. i'm worried about you, harold. you can't stop what's coming, and neither can i. but we have the opportunity to understand things when they finally change. the future is coming. you started it... and i'll finish it. (laskey) you missed me. leave a message. laskey, i'm outside your place. we have a lot of work to do. come on. i stuck to the guy like glue. this is everyone simmons met with. (carter) thanks, kid, you did all right. but you should know, it'll get harder out there. after these last few days, things are gonna heat up. so you need to be prepared. oh. when i got involved with h.r., i thought it was about loyalty. i was wrong. it's about murder and greed. well, ain't that cozy. i should've known she'd turn you, rookie. the first time i saw you, i knew you were weak. so let me tell you how the world works now, kid. we kill

. >>> plans to restore the latest grove, or rather the largest grove of giant secoia is taking root.ls today released details about the $24 million project to restore the mariposa grove. it calls for reconfiguring the parks. >>> skiers and snow boarders can get a taste of winter tomorrow at the opening day of boreal. this is what the conditions looked like just a couple of hours ago. boreal is at donner pass. the resort is also fired up its snow making machines. the crews will be reevaluating the conditions tomorrow afternoon to figure out if the resort will stay open right on through the weekend. >> looking nice and cold up there. >>> fred is in for mark tonight. warriors had such a good game last night and thinged changed tonight. >> playing back to back nights and then one on the road it's tough for any team and the warriors enjoy the season opening lap last night but fell last night at the bay. warriors head coach jackson was not backing down to the clippers tonight in l. a. warriors trail by 14 at halftime. and curry hits this three. curry made nine of 14 threes. finished with 2

we investigate pot groves and the impact to wildlife. >> good thursday evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jenelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. it's part of the marijuana debate we don't hear about, killing wildlife, and taken thing our water supply. this is all happening on land that taxpayers are paying to protect. investigative reporter elyce kirchner traveled across the state to expose problems caused by many pot farmers. >> there's been a lot of talk about the legalization of marijuana but our story is about how and where it's being grown. many growers are trespassing on parks and tribal land using highly toxic pesticides to grow pot. the effects are real and deadly. flying high above some of the country's most well-known national parks, sequoia and king's canyon south of yosemite. look closely and you'll see it. thousands of acres on or near u.s. forest service land used as marijuana grow sites. >> it's a huge problem, almost an epidemic in our community. >> with destructive effects. and now goes beyond the politics of pot. >> what we know is there is a massive

well that out of many groves ople position the problem is that. in some countries calling. the group positions or are members the night is over a done deal but the month of positions i think what we need to do is do. the people who put it that political positions and whole care about the interest of sit on the seat and people if you hurt so that a place yes that they the foreign minister of syria that. you would immediately realize that the coalition and that sold the place out of prison is made by parties who have nothing to do with the syrian people that question we would like to do i ask is who do these people do president on the ground who would like to know the date if it is under foot the methodology of guard there a little bit of resentment that a lot made in syria that they do not put a prison in the city and people at this point the u.n. arab league and avoid arbor he's meeting the delegates from a russia and the u.s. and other permanent u.n. members by you know at this gathering we don't have any representatives from the syrian government or the opposition present

that fruit will never make it to market. >> travis told me 100% of his groves are now infected. >> is this something that worried you daily? >> daily. at night, there's probably a spot in my bed where it's worn pretty good from just sleepless nights. a plant pathologies looking to eradicate the deadly bacteria. >> the plant can die in five years. >> five to seven years. in the lab, they put seedlings in a growth chamber, and crank up the heat for three to seven days. >> this is three months after the treatment, and all you see is the seed plant. >> so they are essentially cured from the disease? >> yes, it is essentially cured. his colleague, is tackling the problem from the other side. killing themselves. >> hunter has create add solution designed to stop the critical life functions. >> we see the first mortality in day three. you have 80% by day five or eight. and by the end of the study we will have 90 to 100% mortality. >> from there any econtrol level ramifications of using this tech kneeling? >> even if you war to eat it, you can eat all your want, because in your stomach the as

that's stern grove behind it. they are using wheel barrels. for this reason, many projects were well built. there are no cw a plot. this was one in berkeley placed there and the tennis court at coat niecis park. i was showing a montessory class there. this is an amphitheatre. it's a wonderful amphitheatre. there was from the sidewalks and they just reused it to create other things. down in menlow park. they built into a caretakers house. the wpa is must more famous. it came after the cw a. it did everything. they put eight and a half million people to work. they built roads. they sewed clothes. they built roads is in san francisco. this one, i have seen them on sidewalks in san francisco. this is on a retains wall in crocket. they are very seldom markers. cw a doesn't. pw a, almost never. not nearly commiserate with what they were doing. that's one of the restrooms in golden gate park. that's a plaque, carefully hidden. the gardeners prune the vine so you can have a chance of finding it. here's one at park

we started on almond road which appeared in a grove of trees on almond and another fire broke out in some bush and trees. investigators say small fires have been cropping up over the past year and have been more frequent over the past month. >> we have the sheriff's department along with the fire department investigating trying to find 08 witnesses in the area. >> neighbors had been told to stay on the lookout for anybody suspicious, we will find out where the suspected arsonist may have come from. >> piedmont police may have a new tool to catch criminals. they may be up and running by the end of the week. 39 cameras are installed at piedmont locations with the price tag of $8,000. >>> the project to fix those bad bolts on the bridge is running a month behind schedule. it will not be provided until january 8th and the original target date was december 10th. the giant bolt snapped nearly delaying the labor day weekend opening but they allowed the new bridge to open on time. >>> it is like something out of a horror movie with a fireball lighting up the nighttime skies. scientists think

>> we have tyrin turner at the grove. he plays caine in "menace ii society."sk him -- >> do you still get racially profiled? >> in the movie there's a scene. >> he has an interesting answer. he goes -- >> i don't feel like i ever was racially profiled. >> never? >> what? >> his first te on "tmz," so -- >> so the camera guy goes into itfor instance, one day i went to rite aid, i went to the bathroom, i walked, e guy followed me out and asked me, do we have everything you need and i was like, yeah, and he was like, oh, ok have you ever been profiled in any way? >> for what? >> you can't profile a jewish guy? going to accuse m of, usery. >> there's a difference. >> what do i do? >> every day he woulcome through my bag and ask me if there's hummus in there. >> 99%. >> no! hummus.'t like baklava. >> i like baklava. >> appreciate it, bro. good.be >> coming up, mariah carey has this epic interview with angie martinez. angie asked her about "american idol" and she said it was like hell. with satan. >> they undermined heriva. that's like hell. >> then she's not a good

this is stern grove. this is a little known park above candle stick. here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wa