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for sfg tv i'm jennifer low and as always, thanks for watching. >> we are here at j.c. plumbing. you are going to show was plumbing fixtures. >> yes, we are. very excited to have you. >> let's look at fixtures and faucets and accessories. it is going to be very exciting here. please join us for "bluilding sf." joining janessa and i today is andre. thanks for coming. we have had some great times in the past with some of these shows. you have been kitchen and bath in the past. >> i'm an architect. i do a lot of construction work. or >> do people look for when they do a bathroom remodels? >> that is a good question. kitchens are the ultimate and social room, while bathrooms are kind of the opposite. bathrooms, like kitchens, are part of homes and houses, so they are part of architecture, and they are opportunities for people to express themselves, to express their style. they are just an important element in the house is in san francisco. >> i think we can talk about how bathrooms had changed in san francisco. the old-style we're used to have a separate compartment for the bathtub,

jennifer low: welcome back to district sf on sfgtv. this month we're at the asian art museum in the center of san francisco and the center of district 6. it's a wide area in the city, one that many people just drive through, with locked doors. but when we go inside mid-market, the tenderloin, and south of market, you'll see the reality is different from the reputation. we met district 6's supervisor, chris daly, while he was visiting residents of an sro hotel now managed by the city. the success at the mission hotel is one example, of halting decades of decline, in the very heart of san francisco. the story of what is now district 6, is just the most current chapter of center city's long history. charles fracchia: districts began in the gold rush and were pretty much a part of all the 19th century. with a few exceptions, you've cobbled together e bunch of neighborhoods, and so districts are largely pretty much disparate areas. they take in a whole variety of different kinds of neighborhoods. in district 6, you've got part of the embarc

low in the kids are all right. >> for best performance by an actress. annette being in the kids are all right. jennifer lawrence. natalee portman in the black swan. and michelle williams in blue valentines. >>> the nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role are. javier in true bridges. collin in the kings speech. and james franco in 127 hours. >> for best achievement in directing darren for black swan. david for the fighter. tom hooper for the kings speech. david fincher for the social network. >> mike lee for another year. scott silver for the fighter. christopher nolan for inception. lisa and stewart for the kids are all right. and david stiler for a kings speech. >> danny boyle for 127 hours. aaron socken for the social network. michael aunt, andrew stanton for toy story three. debra and ann for winters bone. >> all right we are listening in to some of the oscar nominations. they mentioned one for toy story three. we are hoping to hear darla anderson. toy story three is expected to get a bunch of nominations. also king speech got a few. that is expected. natalee portman for black sw

jennifer. i'm the director of the coalition on homelessness. a very small percentage of the 3000 people who utilize the center every month are homeless. what most affluent people don't realize is that almost all low- income people retain their recycling for cash returns. i will center my comments around homeless people, as that seems to be the true impetus come as illustrated by the insensitive comments by staff. according to theresa, who released and ethnology on homeless recyclers, homeless recycle spend an average of 10 hours per day and earn less than $2 an hour. their sources are various. they tend to cross the city multiple times per day in 10 hours. they draw material -- >> we're getting a big sign. sorry. [tone] you may have to speak over the hiss. you are welcome to continue. >> as i was saying, according to theresa, who did an ethnography on recyclers that was released this summer, san francisco recyclers who are homeless spend on average 10 hours a day with the recycling work. across the city multiple times in 10 hours. they draw from various sources. they have regular customers and businesses. furthermore, the study found that proximity to a recycling center has no bearing on the loca

low energy level. psychologist and early show contributor dr. jennifer hartstein is here with simple solutions.easy things to do to change things up. >> right now with this weather, with these cold temperatures, all this snow, we are in a sad, sad state, aren't we? >> we are in a sad, sad state, literally, and with seasonal affecttive disorder, also known as s.a.d., on the rooid rise. this winter seems so neverending with all the cold around the country. s.a.d. is low level depression, feeling like you want to isolate, not wanting to participate in anything with other people, which is going to impact your levels of energy, your fatigue, your ability to function in a healthy way. >> it's really as simple as just the weather is depressing. >> absolutely. the weather is depressing. the days are shorter. we know that the more light we get, the better we feel. there isn't as much, so it makes it much harder for us to feel good and energized. sthoo let's talk about some tips to boost our mental energy, so to speak. >> the first thing we want to remember, worry is one of the top things that zaps our e

low to mid-50s with mid to upper 50s around the bay. here is a look at some of the wind damage from yesterday out in danville. this is from jennifer, you can see the cable got nailed by the wind. blew over the umbrella and crashed in. if you battles weather videos that you would like to share, upload them or e-mail them to us. here is a look at morning commute. >> back to el sobrante. fatal accident. two cars involved and one of the parties in the vehicle is not moving. they have called the coroner to the scene. any time there is fatal crash, they close the road for a few hours, between clashing road and green ridge drive. you can take those roads to get around it but i suspect traffic will be heavy through the area so you may consider valley view road or apian way. it will be out there for some time. >> 680 in walnut creek, fog has moved in as you make your way southbound on the right-hand side towards highway 24. bay bridge toll plaza, early crash on the shoulder but there is a small on the upper deck so we could see the back-up grow beyond the parking lot. peninsula commute has been pretty trouble free. no major trouble reporte

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