we might be the waerment weight of our size but we believe in this city when i think about james herman he was a working-class guy but this represents all the workers in san francisco we decide has a as a commission frankly, i didn't lee and joe and others on the commission redd map turn man, bruce, john martin and steven one thing we agree san francisco is a world-class city the world looks at to us we're the standard from which every other city raise the bar we've raised the bar in san francisco the average age in san francisco is 27 years old we have a repeals as an in the city this city thinks outside of the box the heavens and earth shock this morning that this cruise terminal was opening up it speaks to our culture and history and the proudness we have in san francisco this terminal belongs to the citizens it belongs to the world we're a city we may have the olympics we're acy stone the move we make no apologizes in closing i'm to is i'm going to introduce a man that not only is a friend and mentor but robert is a 42 mentioned member of the international longshoreman and bob came

herman and how lucky we are to know about jimmy herself map i was lucky enough to have met him and willy adams resembles the man compassionate and educator and strong and kind i'd like to introduce my friend and colleague willingly adams (clapping). >> first of all, i'd like to guess i'm very glad that the members of my family the i o w are here but when he when we stand on the holy ground remember 1934 you wouldn't know that 80 years later the longshoreman the police and the national guard we were frooith to try to start a union for the wagd it's about process there is is a struggle moving forward and the same people that were fighting we're all here together that's what san francisco does we get beyond our differences and in 2006 mayor newsom had a vision put a blue ribbon commission together he said i don't want support anyone can pat you on the back i want commitment it means action and today that commission was formed in 2006 and we made the representations to the mayor and the board and we didn't know how to pay for it but put the recommendations forward and director moyer along wi

herman cruise ship terminal (clapping) you're going to here common themes of coming together of being a beacon of creating signature sites and places along the waterfront but i think most importantly and we've all this i would have this it's our people the people that mobbing make up the fabric felt city from the members of all the different commissions and boards to all the residents that are so active in everything we do to the leadership from our workers and various labor unions that have already been strong to the businesses that support us in all the creative ways we approach our work so i want to let you know we're appreciative to all of you perhaps many of you don't remember we tried before to get a new term and this time we have asked her one it so leap of faith the port envisions a new terminal but now we've done is a team effort but today marks the culmination of effort to build a new term and no one would expect that today we'd have a state of the art friendly and absolutely beautiful building with over 5 acres of parks and public access along the waterfront here on top of

that's herman. >> reporter: when jeff heard that herman needed $15,000 to pursue an experimental ms treatmenthe got a few hundred of his friends to see what they could do. hugs for herms was help this past month in vallejo. ♪ musicians herm had backed up over the years now had his back. they came to play for him and better yet play with him. and by the end of the night, they had the money and herm, well, he had proof that for his whole life he had been hitting the right notes on stage and off. >> and i can still smile because i am still me. i'm a musician that plays differently now. >>> three san jose brothers took their love of martial arts to the national stage. >> when they're together, you get the finest quality. >> how they did it and why comes out of another love. that story when we come back. >>> here in silicon valley there's no shortage of success stories that begin in a garage. our next story isn't hp or apple or any high-tech startup, but it involves three brothers who work in high-tech. the brothers share a love of tae kwon do and their father. when the owners of this south san jo

pee-wee herman, this character -- where does it come from?oo. >> i know. >> jimmy: i know. you were one of my idols. i went and worked and i saw pictures of you. i never became an actual groundling. but i took classes, and then i got to "saturday night live." [ laughter ] >> i love that story. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so what were you doing? just improvising? >> we were doing an improv, an extended improv about a place like the comedy store, the improv, a comedy club. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and we were all supposed to do characters you might see performing at a comedy club. so i, i could never remember punch lines to jokes. so my character was a bad comic who you would never, ever expect to make it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so i just told jokes where i couldn't remember the punch lines and pulled props out of the back. >> jimmy: i didn't know this but you were on the "dating game?" >> yes. >> jimmy: as pee-wee herman? >> yeah. my very first thing i ever did. i was reading the -- paper, the drama log it was called. >> jimmy: the character breakdown. >

don't underestimate miss herman. >> like warden culliver, sergeant herman was known for being both toughmpassionate. >> have you been drinking any water? come and get a cup and start drinking some water for me, okay? sometimes when you're sick like that and you're not hydrated, it messes with your mind. >> when sergeant herman would walk into a unit, it was almost as if, you know, a sergeant in the army or something was walking into a barracks. people really, they understood that she was coming in, she meant business. >> attitudes in this pod cease from this moment going forward unless you want to be on 72-hour lock, that means no coming or going. canteen, visitation, phone calls will be shut down. you give me deputy a hard time? we going to run it military-style strict. >> after serving four years in the army, sergeant herman had a career as a media marketing executive. shortly after 9/11, she came to work for the hillsborough county sheriff's office in a quest to find more meaning in her life. >> know this. know it really good, okay? i do not play. >> she says she has found it working

but recently, they got to play for herman. it wasn't all that long ago herman wilson says he could run seven miles in 35 minutes. today herm is lucky to get around the block in that amount of time. multiple sclerosis's, herm's constant companion of the past quarter century recently upped its attack on his nervous system. many things he asks his muscles to do, they just can't. many, but not all. ♪ there are just some things it seems herm won't let this disease take from him. >> i still do what i do with what i'm going through and that makes it even sweeter. >> reporter: for decades, herm has been a fixture on the bay's blues, jazz, and soul scene. playing his saxophone with dozens of band and who knows how many artists. it is who he is and herm wants to hold onto it as long as he can, which is where jeff trager comes in. jeff is a promoter who spent a lifetime in the music industry. he has dealt with literally thousands of musicians over the years. few he says with a bigger heart than herm. >> and my mom passed about four month

the entire west coast so this that is why there is such incredible support for naming this james r herman cruise ship torrential how shall the workers class families that don't get nephew credit they helped me build and rebuild this city so when we announced this also have an incredible support for it been noticing known as the jay russ johnson example herman cruise terminal so we have historians here and the chamber of commerce people here and sports leaders all over the place but is also see ordinary citizens that serve on commissions past and present but folks that step forward and want to be a part of the city with this incredible step you should have been need is minute ago we talked to the custom broad preschool they're excited they've not seen from the entire west coast the full fledged bored service facility like this for over 20 years it's incredible their staff is 45e7 working with the facility from bottom-up to top down the workforce here i want to thank turner construction for on time and on budget i love contractors to do that on time and on budget (clapping) but also thank y

you know what herman haupt's reaction was? too slow. [laughter] alexandria, the u.s. military railroad started prefabricating bridge components. it got to the point where they could almost replace a bridge as fast as the confederates could destroy one, such as this one over bull run on the orange and alexandria railroad. by the end of the war the u.s. , military railroad was i think the largest railroad in the united states by a considerable margin. most of this track was out west, tennessee, in particular. but this is big-time rrg here. -- railroading here. what is the impact on campaigns? in 1863 when lee started his second invasion of the north, the army of the potomac started moving north paralleling lee's , force and as hooker and later , meade advanced toward pennsylvania herman haupt said you guys are going to need rail support, so he rushed up here to frederick and opened a rail depot here on the baltimore and ohio. as the army kept going north, he rushed over here to the western maryland which was a crafty -- crappy little rural railroad. he brought in work c

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herman and how lucky we are to know about jimmy herself map i was lucky enough to have met him and willy adams resembles the man compassionate and educator and strong and kind i'd like to introduce my friend and colleague willingly adams (clapping). >> first of all, i'd like to guess i'm very glad that the members of my family the i o w

herman cruise terminal has fixed that's it's incredible now as the negotiation and work has end construction is over and it is now time for us to execute flawless operations to maximize and time to go to work and come ply and exceed the preparations of our customers we're welcoming here today we will do so working closely with our partners and certainly starting with you o w providing the labor and low barging badge stores and we'll work with local 91, local 24 and many partners we intra face everyday and thanks for their coordination we couldn't do that without them we'll also rely on the sfooz a leader in special events in the bay area to help us russ produce and deliver the special events when we have vessels alongside we rely on import a leader in the business that will manage the parking activities and the strength of this cumulative rifrpz is essential to the facilities going forward and in closely closing we couldn't be more excited about the opportunity and we can't waited to begin maximizing them thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you very much steve no for all your work and world know

. >> sergeant sarah herman takes a personal interest in many of hillsborough county's female inmates and wants to discuss her plan to get back on track. >> i'm ready for a change and ready to be with my babies and my family. >> how old are your children? >> my daughter's 4 and my other one is 3 and my son just turned 14 thursday. >> what is going to keep you other than your kids, from not coming here again? >> i'm willing to change. >> what's your plan? >> to complete my ged and finish school and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied. that's the key, i realize. >> she didn't start taking drugs until she was 24 and addiction quickly took after her life. >> each day you have to choose and decide, what is sonya going to do today? if it didn't feel right, if you feel it in your gut, leave. run, run, run. and i'm happy you have your mind set on doing the right thing. >> i thank you and appreciate it. >> no problem. >> thanks. >> she had a five-year suspended prison sentence and was in a drug treatment program when she took a methadone pill and failed a drug test. >> i threw it al

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herman is the county seat up here. what you have is a division in the county between, what i want to call urbanites, because herman is not really a big city when compared to the city, but you have bankers, shopkeepers who are telling the farmers how to behave, telling the city folk -- the city folk telling the farm wives on how to conserve the food. how to put more crop into the field, how to get a better yield, and you have the farmers saying, what are you telling me what to do? you live in the city. you don't get your hands dirty. you have this kind of division. the county very quickly gets a slacker label. they barely meet the quota for the first and the second liberty loans. they hardly get any women to sign the hoover food pledge. you've got men who are using every excuse that you can find of getting out of the draft, even if it means getting married at the last minute so you can move into category b to get out of immediately being drafted. the state council defines the county as a slacker county. what happens? yo

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john herman, you've got the report. what did you think? >> i was impressed. we had some good indicators coming into the report that was pointing to a decent gain in revision of the last month. and the numbers were very good. broad-based job gains. we have the workweek back to the previous cycle's five. the retention rate for workers for this month of september, it was the third best of any september in 30 years. remarkable. we have seen ok wage growth. take-home pay is improving and we are growing faster than inflation. a positive signal. we are thinking the unemployment rate will come down by the end of the year. and about 5.3% by the middle of next year. 5.3. finished around 4.8. that is remarkable. does your experience and jives with what he is describing? >> it does. it is about time. it is incredible we are five years into a recovery. it has been a nike swoosh. troubling aspect is the participation rate in the labor force is low. statistically, since world war ii, recoveries have lasted five years. we are at the average of all cycles. i think it is healt

so you know a lot of this is a problem for me it's basically when i wanted to say thank you kate hermannd stacey the deputy attorney she heard a lot of our concerns last time when we came here by asking to see the da we've not been addressed it that problem we want to see the da we have a ton of evidence stating all the corruption and everything that's all i want to say thank you at the time. >> good afternoon. i'm ms. macintosh in regards i agree with harvey enlarges f in regards to protection we're going to need protection because we have powerful evidence like shoddy work this was any apartment ladies and gentlemen, just some of the work i dealt with as benefits this is about new and olds construction and believe it or not this is new and old construction with jon stewart so those things are some of the things i've told you about what was in my file when i won a lawsuit against jon stewart there was a lot of discrimination i'm being targeted because i help my neighborhoods in regards to their properties this is about civil rights as a matter of fact we were given this card by kate an

but 68-year-old herman baldeon was set free today after prosecutors dropped the case. turns out they say the doctor had nothing to do with the crime. [ applause ] >> i mean, i wanted to do this case because this is a matlock case. matlock's clients are always innocent. dr. baldeon was innocent. >> reporter: 7 months after the death of his wife and four manhattan after he was charged with her murder, dr. herman baldeon walked back into a courtroom and just five minutes later the case against him was dismissed. >> the case is dismissed. >> thank you, your honor. >> good luck. >> this is a miracle. and you couldn't make this into a "law and order" episode. we could do, you know, a miniseries and it would be super interesting. >> reporter: in june, prosecutors accused dr. baldeon of hiring a hit man to murder his wife. it was a tangled case involving life insurance policies, a condominium in ecuador and another man who since fled the country. >> at the time that we filed the charges in the case, the evidence pointed towards dr. baldeon's guilt. and in this case, which happ

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daily to represent the san francisco bay area and our james herman crew here. we'll be delegating and approving peter daily to attend this conference. >> commissioners, is there, commissioner adams? >> i support peter daily but also i would like to for my fellow commissioners and for the public, saturday, the star frances was in and when we have one of our first crew ships in, it didn't turnout too well and director moyer got very nasty e-mails. the crews terminal was 6 hours leaving and some people missed the bertha call. i find that highly unacceptable. but there were also other issues to have to be worked out. i spent four 4 hours down at the terminal and i talked to the iow which was my union, i talked to the m it -- metro crew and want to understand what steps are taken that people come off this ship and have a friendly experience in san francisco and we get peoplen and off. that day 2500 people got off and on without any incident at all. because we are trying to sell our port, i think it's the best cruise terminal in the world. they asked if san francisco

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herman franks wanted to take him out of the game. the wung thing that's changed is the pitching specialists today. he pished 300 innings and win 20 something games. i won 240 something games in my career, how many would you win -- 50. that's probably true. >> is there a story behind his kick? it's such an unusual wind up that he had? >> it was very unconventional, the thing about him, he had 3 different delivery points and 5 different pitches, he 15 pitches he could throw at different angels, different pitchess. he wanted those guys were good hitters in that era as well, the pitcher, he felt like mad some bumgarner is a throw back. he would like to say that i keep my batting average above my earned run average. so he'd have an earned run average in the sub 2s and a batting average above the 2s, that's what's incredible about him. >> thanks for bringing that to us. >>> a legend, back out to civic center blaz sa, in front of city hall. they've set up the big screen. everyone there is going to be watching the game. sit more crowded than

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. >> reporter: nick herman tends a brew bar, where the hippe espes can cost you six bucks. >> we're goingto measure out 25 grands. >> reporter: it's made with the finest beans. scientific measurements. expertly poured into a pre-warmed cup. this is not your average cup of joe. this is like a high school chemistry exam. feel a little "breaking bad" action happening right now. you heard of artisanal cheeses and craft beers, but inside this coffee shop, the newest food trend is brewing. this is stumptown coffee, one of the leaders in a booming movement helping to revolutionize the way we drink the dark stuff. ♪ best part of waking up >> reporter: those foul gers ads set the stage for the first wave of american coffee. then, starbucks launched a second wave by adding new words to america's vocabulary. coffee lingo so known, it is mocked. >> large is large. in fact, tall is large. and grande is spanish for large. ve venti is the only one that doesn't mean large. >> reporter: enter the so-called third wave of coffee, bringing an ultra gourmet touch with artisanal brands. these guys take their b

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