>>henry: 1929. >>ysabel: i was not born and. last >> >>henry: it was a rich tin tin. we are going to talk to an author who created an amazing story. >>marty: i would have loved to have heard his acceptance speech. >>marty: the latest in the occupied oakland movement, take a look at video from last night in downtown oakland. as organizers are planning for wednesday's event, there were tense all bids in the streets of downtown between police and protesters. we want to go live this morning to craig skalar who is live in oakland. we did hear about damage overnight. what can you tell us about that? >>craig: if the damage was kept to a minimum. everyone is staring here in frank ogawa plaza. we will show you video from last night. there was a key moment, but people were walking down the street doing in march and police were in the right gear. >>marty: it looks like any clashes were averted. coming up in our next half hour, a team coverage of the occupy protests including how the movement is gaining steam. we'll have that coming up in a half an hour. >>ysabel: daly city resid

>>marty: it is henry time. >>henry: ladies and gentlemen, we're heading to the farm, except a farmer could be in your backyard. we are going to tell you about a couple that has given a grocery shopping. that is coming up on the kron4 news weekend. the market or crews restore. a year without processed food. imagine that you are this couple. they live in vallejo. they have decided that they were going either grow their own food or go to a farmer's market. here are the results. what was their motive in doing this? >> we wanted to make sure that we knew what our food, what was on our food, where it came from. we also wanted to make sure that the farmers got the money that we sense on the food rather than going through a middleman. >>henry: that is an informed point. when you go into a supermarket, where is that the coming from? >> it is coming from all over the country. they take it from the farm to a distribution center, as with other distribution center and then to the supermarkets. there are probably four-five p

the time is 8:48 a.m., let's check in with henry. >>henry: i am so sorry.e were just talking about maharajas. they are history, but they could be the thread new beginning for the asian art museum. that is coming up on the kron4 news weekend >>henry: maharajah means great king. the maharajahs of the indian subcontinent were romantic figures with remarkable, powerful well. they are the subject of a brand new, some to as exhibit at the asian art museum here in san francisco. we have some people here with us to talk about it kilobits. so, what is the curator and on the right is the director of the free branded asian art museum. tell us a little bit about this exhibit and the maharajahs themselves sa >> the stories we tell about the individual is going deeper than division of them as a powerful and absolute rulers. we follow two basic story lines. the first takes a deeper look at a maharajah and of what he does. the second story follows a journey through time and geography to look at the ways in which these individuals conducted their lives and expressed their a

>>ysabel: henry as usual is clowning around. >>henry: i resent that.he fact of the matter is, and we are juggling some pretty complicated issues serious we are going to talk about a standard tradition, it is called the italian family circus. they are in town and have come to visit us. >>henry: excuse me. >> throw my hat to me. >>henry: in the wind is no less. this is in the know. he is a clown. a special kind of cloud. he is a clown in the tradition of the italian family circus. they are in town performing. theft >> we started in 1842. the things that are different about our show, it is an intimate environment. you really become a part of our family. that is what we want. >>henry: the characters are different. as a different field and it looks like it follows a tradition that goes back a ways. >> it is a very old style circuits think it goes back to the simplicity of performing and it really giving your soul to the audience. >>henry: how long have you been doing this? >> since before i could walk. my nephew is now 2 years old. he was born in redwood ci

let's check in with henry. >>henry: is it possible for a computer to be more human than a human? the answer is sometimes yes and sometimes no. we will meet a man that tested that concept. that is coming up on the kron4 news. >> this is called the tory test. it is the question of whether a computer can act as him as a human, can we tell the difference between people and computers? this is an important issue. eventually, it could be possible that computers could be more human than people. this is the man that tested the concept. >>brian: christian. he is a poet, philosopher and computer experts. he wrote a book called the most human, human. he checked out the touring test. it takes place every year. >> the concept of the touring test goes back to the 1950's, when the computer was first being invented. if people were asking really the philosophical questions, can these machines actually think the way a human can? goodly sum they build a machine that was intelligent and had a mind? the british mathematician, alan t

henry is determined to move back in. >> i want to come home. this has always been a dpd neighborhood. people always beened fromly regardless of nationality or raise. >> reporter: now the community is coming to henry's rescue. joe owns the market. his annual charity golf tournament has added a new ben fsh ri. >> always looking to help someone else farce what you need. the first thing you want to do is throw a part for the community. >> reporter: the own are now visits with hen vie -- owner now visits with henry often. >> we actually got to know him this. sort of forced him out into the neighborhood again. >> reporter: in a community that values its history and generosity, henry would not be forgotten. >> nothing like home. >> reporter: in highland town, tim rutherford. >> along with the money raised for the golf tournament, they have recruited home contractors and builders to donate supplies and time to save henry's home. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, be sure to tune into one of maryland's cold cases. it's a case that detectives say still haun

but i always loved henry. i said if we have a boy i want to call him henry. >> and how have you managed to sustain such a happy relationship? because i've seen you together and you are incredibly happy together. in two businesses which are notorious for their lack of longevity in relationships. >> i just think because we love each other. we have fun with each other. we respect each other. i let him do his thing. even though that's hard for me sometimes. because i'm like i'm not sure if i like that song. are you sure? and then i have to zip it up sometimes. and you learn that the years that you are together, i learned how you have to like let him do his creative thing because i am quite bossy in my understand. so sometimes i say too many things and i learned to kind of hold back. so i let him do his thing. he lets me do my thing. and you know, we spend a lot of time together. and with four children we're very family-oriented. we do a lot of things together. >> how do you be a mother to four children with everyt

henry's house gets repaired. how is that going to happen? we bring in jody pasquali who runs the deli who learned as a young boy from his grandfather, liu ouija, to help people in times like these. they held a golf tournament to help mr. henry. >> i want to come home. this has always been a good neighborhood. people always been friendly, regardless of what nationality or what race they were. >> mr. henry says once his house is fixed up he wants to hold a party for joe and everybody who helped him through this. that's what highland town is all about. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month, and we'll be thinking of it all month as we prepare for the komen run for the cure. the historic concord point lighthouse, usually all white , is beaming, lit up in a pretty shade of pink or mauve. built in 1827 the tower is overlooking the point where the sus quijano flows into the bay. a special part of our web site is designated to breasted cancer awareness. it's a place to get information about supporting komen maryland and find inspiration analys

my grandfather, in fact, henry, elliot, william henry elliot, was born in 1864, so he was born a slave, and i wanted to know how this child who's born a slave could ultimately come upon owning a large farm in arkansas given the times that he grew up in, but what i found when i researched the historical records was that, in fact, there were 80 acres that william henry elliot and my grandmother, ida elliot, homesteaded in 1895, and through the bureau of lands management, i was able to find the documentation of this homesteading. indeed, the legend had truth to it, although in looking at the documentation, i will tell you that i was thrilled to discover this documentation. i never knew my grandparents, and to find this documentation of their lives in their existence, to me, in a government record was so compelling, and i felt as though i was probably looking at a document that had been tucked away since 1895 that no one had ever paid attention to, and for me, it was like a discovery, a discovery of the part of my past. i will say this, that i also discovered about that document nation, th

we looked at the henry hotel. we got video from december 23. and lo and behold, every word of what our clients were telling us were true. two four two. the videos are just a small sample of what some would say is clearly a culture or pattern. and i do want to say that even in my short tenure as defense attorney, i agree with stuart. there are so many good officers, but there are cultures that develop within certain units. i will put it right out there. many of the complaints we hear it involve plainclothes units, and perhaps there is a culture that develops and allows misconduct to happen and continue to happen. so, the public defender's role is unique and natural and i am confident that had we not been doing our jobs with respect to those brought residents of the henry hotel, those would never have surfaced and perhaps the officers would never have had to answer for that conduct. [applause] >> i would like to ask a question and anybody can answer this. you brought up this culture that sends to -- seems to bring it misconduct on. what is it abo

and now, henry. >> thank you.martest young people gathered at a place called singularity university is a program in silicon valley. two of the students are with us. some of what they create are projects. projects that have exponential potential for growth. let me introduce you to kate sports chute is a student to graduate. kate sparks-- >> can you explain it singularity university. >> you bet. it is a new model for education it is part of a business incubator and a think tank. it brings together 80 executives from all over the globe to look at exit exponentially advancing technology and how to develop businesses and address the world's biggest problems. >> let us talk about your project. >> sure. >> this picture is a key element of your project. >> what is that and how will it help save lives? >> that is a quad copter it is focused on global poverty alleviation it is a piece of a new paradigm for transportation and to facilitate a leap frog and two delivery transportation with highly valuable goods at high garrels

. >> henry matthias schepp is a loving 10-year-old boy who likes music and swimming.e was diagnosed with autism six years ago. >> how many programs we put him through, how much therapy we have gone through with henry. that helps to a certain degree, but at some point you realize there is no cure for this disorder. >> now looking for a way to raise awareness and money for autism research, henry's family started participating in the wall now for autism speaks event. >> one of the things henry lust to do is play the drums. so the team "hank rocks"was born. the team has taken on a life of its own, gaining support at henry's father's work place, which happens to be the harford county state's attorney's office. the family encourages people who have the t-shirts to take pictures wearing them wherever they travel. >> we put the tour dates on the back of the t-shirt. >> the movement of stretches beyond the annual walk to include other fund raisers to support autism speaks. >> it improves the quality of life for henry and for his family members and people affected by it. >> aft

henry, i'll start with you. let's start with the pitchers. tim lincecum, matt cain.ow important is it that they lock these two guys up now? >> well, i mean, all you have to look for is the yankees and the red sox with their trillion-dollar payrolls and they are sitting there scrambling to find starters. i mean, the yankees fans are just up in arms because they are going to have to have burnett start game four of that series. the red sox reportedly were looking for new pitchers just to pitch a one-game playoff if they needed it in the a.l. east. if you have a pitching staff like the giants have, you want to do everything you possibly can to keep it together because this is like a once in a 50-year kind of thing. >> are you afraid of tim lincecum's comments he made to henry schullman that, well, he doesn't want a long-term deal. just these short-term deals. is he paving his way out of town? >> not necessarily. there's some good business sense behind that. if he signs a multiyear deal and stays healthy and has great productive seasons in the next three, four seasons, he

henry will join us for that.erica, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> there were three small earthquakes from overnight. after the 4.0 that had much of the bay area. the first happened just after midnight at 2.8 magnitude. the other was called:2:00 p.m. just a few moments later at 1.3 magnitude. the other hand just moments later at 12:14. >>isabel: unique breast cancer research worker has than california tax payers cutting part of the benefit. also henry will join us for a breast cancer walk. >>marty: president obama making a major announcement with the of troop withdrawals from the middle east. >> good morning! do you remember " the inside job " from last year. this is ano

henry is live. henry, you have the details. henry. >> hello.se ships and air craft at fleet week. they have an entire playground to fleet week devoted to fleet week. my friend is part of the foundation is preserving the history of aeronautics and the space program. if this is a challenger spa suit. what is really going to be drawn a crowd is the ships and the aircraft. the ships began under the golden gate bridge today. uss bonhomme richard anwar al- awlak uss carl vinson aircraft,d aerobatics. at 3:00 p.m. the blue angels take off. we are going to bring you a live of broadcast. 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. be also tomorrow. this is a good chance for you to check it out. what a good, strong piece of a device. there are a lot of places to visit. along the waterfront, from. 39 pier 39. use mass transit. >> you are doing a great job, henry thank you. if you want to tune in for our one hour special? that is it today at 3:00 p.m. hosted by henry and the kevicki. >> janu: good morning we have a live look outside of the bay bridge. overcast to reabut a gos day

kissinger to read >> royte because henry kissinger was just an exceptionally important figure. we will only include a handful of people that were not and nixon and kissinger were a team. at the end of the day he made the decision and kissinger said of himself but kissinger is probably the best certain string of republican foreign policy by which i will call realism and that emphasizes balance of power international behavior of other countries and internal behavior the need to carefully coordinate to read the kissinger approach is different from the bush approach and the ronald reagan approach so kissinger is deserving of special mention for the reason. as bernanke went to china in 1972. what did that to for the republican foreign policy expectation? >> at the time it was a popular move. with the general boating public -- voting public there was a conservative who were very skeptical because their point of view was with a horrible dictator and long term united states presiding it makes perfect sense. we are balancing china and the soviet union, its practical, it's constructive a

southbound out of the fort mc henry. traffic is flowing freely here as well. that is always good news. north avenue, you may want to be aware, lane closures taking effect at 9:00, due to utility work. between howard and mount royal will be closed except for one lane of through traffic. closures expected to last 8 weeks. >>> one of the most historic lands marks is getting a makeover. high-tech makeover, all in honor of the statute of liberty's birthday. where the technological advances. >>> teenagers texting at the movies, schools and restaurants, drives people crazy. ask my wife. i'm not a teen and she can't stand it when i text. now it may be paying off in your wallet. that's coming up. we'll be right back. five things you need to know. if you had to fill up, expect the price to jump. the average price per gallon of regular unleaded gas is $3.47. following a rise in crude oil prices. >>> lady liberty is turning 1 the 5 and getting high-tech gifts. internet cameras will give a 183 view of the harbor. the cam will be lit friday. one of the many ceremonies celeb

don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after. in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour. there is enough to go around. drink every hour and every hour after. go to the river there is enough to go around. drink up the hours and every after burned down by the river -- drink air land is here for after survivors go around they are enough. [applause] >> flood song 8 stray dogs duet. >> the every i learned. food. for the good. love. your hand smiled with me. you wanted me to understand you with -- my tee

let's check in with john henry smith of comcast sports net. what is going on?> well, good evening to you. coming up in sports, highlights from major league baseball, a pair of game ones, plus a look at hr.itte hitter. san francisco's mayfield is fighting for a championship. we'll have the story. it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality. [ jimmeka ] building cars that americans want. [ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is an all-american success story. >> john henry smith here from the comcast sports net newsroom. a beautiful day for postseason baseball. let's get you caught up. we start nlds, brewers versus d'backs, to the bottom of the seventh. prince fielder go

. >> reporter: henry swap has been hey -- henry swan has been out of iraq for six years now but it's not hard for him to imagine how the men and women stationed there are are feeling today. >> and that is relief of different emotions and happy to go home and see their families and wives and husbands and children. >> reporter: his time in iraq, was duty that connect error -- tipped him on edge. there are times you can get depressed and say it, you know, you join together with your fellow solars and need to -- soldiers and become a family and get through it. >> reporter: part of the stress came from knowing two of the younger brothers were in iraq at the same time. both of them marines, stationed in fallujah. >> i was not able to keep in contact with them, but a couple of marines, i knew them, so they were able to pass different messages to them so to make sure they were doing okay and to be careful, that type of thing. >> reporter: henry swan was a sergeant in the army reserves and feels his time spent in iraq was not in vain. >> do i believe that we accomplished anything? i do believ

we looked at the henry hotel. we got video from december 23. and lo and behold, every word of what our clients were telling us were true. two four two. the videos are just a small sample of what some would say is clearly a culture or pattern. and i do want to say that even in my short tenure as

thank you, john henry. >> and thanks for choosing the bay area at 6:00. we have giants clubhouse next. we'll see you back here at 11:00. until then, rain coming up. >> yeah. the weekend looks like it's okay. we look quickly at the seven-day forecast. you'll see that the rain is going to come rolling in monday morning, i think for the north bay. we're watching two storms. monday and then come tuesday night and wednesday, one to two inches of rain, highs in the mid-60s. it was this last wednesday we saw highs in the upper 90s, so a 360 there. and then for the sierra, snow levels dropping close to 6,000 feet. good news because for next weekend we're going to see offshore winds, fleet week next weekend. that looks good. skies start to clear. busy first half of the week. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> for the giants in their year of defending the world series title, it became a season of too many ups and downs. the spotlight shined bright on

was there were in a fight with henry and the other side. jefferson said set at us, we just have to give up. the odd thing we can do is pray for is an early death. henry highjack the virginia convention site degrees suppose to be going to the constitution line by line. no such luck. he said, raised vegas use. made in debate. and then there was is thunderstorm speech. the hon. gentleman does you of important lessons which he imagines will result in mankind from the adoption of the system. hewith speak and what might have been the high point of his rhetorical performance at the convention. he sought instead the awful immensity of the dangers with which. i see it. i feel it. he could even see beings of a higher order thaman system concerning their decision. when he looked beyond the horizon that buys humanize at the final consummation of all things human hands of those intelligent b sengs which inhabt the imperial mansions, reviewing, this is what they do, reviewing the phewitical decisions and revolutions which in the progress of time will hap

>>isabel: thank you, henry.at has cut in broad wide attention even gotten--world wide attention even as far away as egypt. this will begin this morning at 11:00 a.m. in frank ogawa plaza and expanding from there. a second rally is expected at 5:00 p.m. a march against police brutality filmmaker, michael more is expected to attend. this is after an encampment was broken up using tear gas and beanbag to protecbullets that injured seriy a war veteran. >> del lin has the latest on the demonstrations that could be difficult for jean quan. >>reporter: even after protesters screamed at her for her to leave she still wants to talk to protesters. >> i still want to talk to them. we stand ready to talk to them any time. >>reporter: the mayor did not think that today would lead to such a violent crackdown. >> i apologize because people were hurt. which was relatively more smoothly that we would focus more on safety. it appears to me that there could have been mistakes. >>reporter: her position remains the same. >> the prot

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>>welcome henry ... >>i am trying to shorten the gap between those of us here in america and those in other countries a lot of us don't get out there in the world to travel so i hope this book brings people closer together >>it's surprising the number of americans that don't even own a passport ... >>it's a shame because travel is a great thing. it's an ignorance annihilator. >>it's actually very healthy. >>what i learned out there was that every parent wants clean water are roof over their head and literacy ... when you think about people and sued oin saddaudan and then similar problems and other countries but handled differently >>what you see in the book is my kind of travel ... i get to travel to more of the western countries through my work as a musician but i like to go to more far-flung places >>recent trip i took in uganda and sudan ... i worked with a group that drills water wells. it was great to see hundreds of school kids every day benefiting from these water projects >>you are in southeast a

on 95, toll plaza, fort mc henry in the middle of the screen, flashing lights has a broken down truck. traffic is getting by 95 southbound. they are able to get around this inside. 83 southbound, to the beltway, five minutes. 6 minutes 95 from white marsh to the beltway. bel air to providence is 6 minutes. 795 to 70 will take you 7 minutes. >>> lawmakers are looking at proposal to raise fzgas tax by $0.15 per gallon. the governor supports the raising of the tax but many drivers are not happy at all. sherrie johnson is here with reaction on this proposed gas tax hike, sherrie johnson. >>> all the talk about a possible gas hike has some drivers concerned, especially when people are struggling to pay the bills in a tough economy. one group will hold a rally in annapolis speaking out against it. lawmakers are looking at a proposal to raise taxes by $0.15 per gallon. drivers who pay $0.15 more, that means increase of $0.05 each year. governor martin o'malley is considering a state commission's preliminary recommendation to increase the tax. he says it will help job growth, if more money is