thank you, louise. speaker policy was heartbroken when she learned she would not be able to be in town for the celebration, but she did ask me to bring a few words from her. she asked me to say we did it. congratulations. thank you, louise. louise had been talking to the speaker for how many years before she was speaker? it is an exciting day. she asked me to share a few words with you. dear friends, this is indeed a historic day. the commemorate the opening of the new laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center, which is the most modern, green, and technologically sophisticated hospital of its kind in the united states. thank you to dianne feinstein, who made it a priority, and to the city attorney who championed and continues to champion this project. many thanks are owed two majors -- to mayors jordan, brown, and newsom, and thank you to mr. elsbernd. we should all acknowledge the leadership of the late john neely and the chief nursing officer who moved the hospital into the 20th century. thank y

that is louise gray. thank you, louise, for your extraordinary leadership. when mitch was referencing -- it is interesting. i was elected mayor and one of the first stops i had was, literally, within 7 feet of where i am standing here today, but it was just dirt. that was the groundbreaking for this. here we are seven years later at the ribbon cutting. despite the delays, we are here. we are here as well in reference to what mitch was saying. a lot of it was not easy. the private commitments did not come in as expected. the money did not all materialize exactly as expected. but we call on someone who at the time could lead the way in terms of reconciling some of the concerns counties like san francisco had around their acute care facilities. we went to her many times to help us with san francisco general and to help us with laguna honda hospital. one of the big reasons we are here was the ingenious legislation that she appropriately and wisely introduced on behalf of not just this city but cities and counties large and small up and down the state, and allowe

we watched as the first mri images of louise owen's brain appeared on the screen. pictures and measurements will lie the first clue that might explain what makes her memory so extraordinary. >> owen: find anything good? ( laughs ) >> we'll find out. >> stahl: what did you think you were going to find? and then what did you find? >> cahill: well, if you want the honest truth, the honest trust is that i thought, "i bet we'll find nothing." >> stahl: oh. >> cahill: right. i mean, it's kind of like figuring that, you know, if you open einstein's brain, there's going to be some huge lobe that says "genius." you know, you... you don't find stuff like that. >> stahl: but dr. cahill was wrong-- no flashing "genius" lobes, but they did find parts of the brain that were significantly larger in people with superior autobiographical memory than in control subjects of matched age and gender. >> cahill: this would be a person looking this way. >> stahl: he brought along a model of a brain to show us. >> cahill: there's two areas that are jumping out at us. the first is this area

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no one more so than our executive director, louise, who has been the helm of this agency for the last two years. [applause] >> thank you. we could not ask for a better president of the arts commission published than dee jay johnson. [applause] let's take a moment to also thank john wilcox and staff at the san francisco examiner. they really have been partners with many of the arts community and organizations, as well as the arts commission. many of you will remember that when we saw the installation, the examiner helped to spread the word throughout the city by printing 100,000 copies of the handouts that were distributed for an entire year while he got his sound insulation installed in city hall. they have been extraordinary partners on many occasions. thank you so much. i was blessed when i came to san francisco to have found extraordinary, talented, dedicated, hard-working, more than 40 hours per week staff. i would like to thank them, please join me in thanking this hard-working staff. they really deserve it, they were -- will work tirelessly on behalf of arts and culture in the c

it's like thelma & louise, you know. i mean, what was threatening about that movie? you know, i mean, when you look at it, it's just a cowboy movie with women and trucks instead of guys and horses, and yet it got people so upset. so you have to realize that you, even inadvertently, backed into some kind of forbidden territory held by the white heterosexual male, you know, that's threatening somebody somehow in these instances, and you know, i didn't see it coming in any of those. on some level, is there something about you that is attracted to those kinds of films? i don't know what those kind of films are. i think that i'm attracted to films which in some way explore some issue just like you're attracted to a lover at a certain time in your life that maybe brings some number of qualities to you that you're trying to figure something out, or you know, if you believe that your children choose you as parents for some reason, or whatever-- i believe in all that stuff. very often, maybe you do a film, and it has to do with the people that are involved in it even more tha

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my daughter in law lost her mother, lisa, mary louise stewart, and the service is tonight.i apologize if this creates trouble for anyone

my daughter in law lost her mother, lisa, mary louise stewart, and the service is tonight. i apologize if this creates trouble for anyone appear, or anyone. president peterson: thank you. mr. sanchez, we again apologize. that night was confusing, but we should have a parade in your honor as well. any other commissioner comments? any public comment on the commission of commons? seeing at non-, we will move on to item 3, the adoption of the minutes. before you for your consideration are the minutes of the board meeting of november 3, 2010. i move to adopt the november 3, 2010 minutes. any public comment on the minutes? seeing non-, call the roll, please. >> on that motion from the president to adopt those minutes, commissioner fund. commissioner fung: aye. vice president goh: aye. commissioner garcia: aye. commissioner hwang: aye. >> item 48 is your consideration of findings to do with -- item 4a is an adoption of finding to an appeal you heard recently. it is appeal no. 10-092, up banks versus dbi. you voted to overrule in grant the approval on the condition that the utiliti

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louise comes in to discuss the future of laguna honda hospital. she had just won this huge settlement with the tobacco company. she was the first of any local city attorney to join in that lawsuit. at the time, a lot of people were arguing tobacco companies would overwhelm us. there will be all of these freedom of information act. you should not do it. she stood bravely and did it. she said to the mayor, and i will never forget -- she said "we have this opportunity. we can either use this money to rebuild laguna honda or we can pass it away -- piss it away." that was the exact quote. [applause] before i bring her up, i have to ask one more question. almost all of you are residents of the state of california. where is the tobacco money from the state of california? it was much larger amounts of money because it was a whole state. do any of you know? it is just part of the hole in the state's budget. it went into the general fund. what do we have because of luis? we have this beautiful building. [applause] >> unfortunately, those were my real words.

this was an absolute anathema because it was the communists who'd destroyed his family is untrue as louise life and who were in the process of making his present family my great aunts the ancestors of whom i hear tonight. making them suffer terribly so you know that that was i think very painful to my grandfather my father at that time saw it in an ideological way as the right just way to carry on life later on after the the stories of starland ism and eventually came to be really when the the western communists came to understand what had actually happened in russia he i think he really changed isn't change his mind he was always a socialist but he wasn't he was no longer. a supporter of communism well despite his feelings for russia given one of your interviews you said that your father there were times when he had to hide his right. in the region in the russian region of your family is that true and why is he did so sit for not knocked a particular political reasons or anything but because it was uncomfortable in britain at that time to be a foreigner you know the british were very. ver

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. >> it is chilly out there they say we gained a few degrees but louises said not really. >> plane ifou like '30's. the difference between 33 and 31. temperatures are few degrees warmer than yesterday we are seeing a cloud cover this morning san jose 37 by noontime up into the 50s. your high 62 back down into the low '40's by 8:00 p.m. here's a look your current temperatures still really chilly up to the delta 31 below freezing their but that's the only spot this morning above freezing currently in san rosa, and now out, livermore by a degree. worker away into the 40's through hayward and fremont this morning. satellite shows us what's going on the cold front is sweeping through the northern portion of the state clipping the northwest bringing rain and snow in the higher elevations this is what we're watching we expected that down into tomorrow so bringing showers tomorrow what we're looking at is on stable weather as we head into the weekend so not a big storm but we could see some on and off shores throughout the weekend. by friday the best chance of rain for everybody stays around

because it's not going to go away. >> reporter: so, louise signed her mother up for a comprehensive drivingcupational therapist mary roberts. her vision. >> good. turn your head as far to the right as you can. excellent. >> reporter: her reaction time. her movements, all, lent. when she hit the road, everything seemed finds. >> we'll take a left between those garages over there. >> okayy-doky. >> reporter: after a while her daughter's suspicions were confirmed. >> put your left blinker on. >> anywhere you can get out the way he can came in. >> we came in down there, didn't we? >> no, we didn't. we came in here. >> you're losing me. >> by the end of the test mary gave her a reality check. >> eventually, you are going to find yourself getting lost because you are going to forget where you are going and puts you in a very high risk of a crash. it's here. the time is now. >> reporter: so began the conversation so many families are now facing. >> the fact that you should give up your keys, your car keys. >> i'm not going to give up my car keys. >> reporter: and so many elderly drivers are resist

that is congresswoman louise slaughter talking about the tax rate compromise bill and moving forward with that. time is running out and two major concessions are running into roadblock. jame angle will look at the controversial spending bill in senate. but we'll begin with chief political correspondent coral cameron on machinations in the house. >> reporter: they're not pretty. they hoped to be done with the tax cut on unemployment insurance at this time. but they had a meltdown on ground rules and are starting again now. >> the house lawmakers prepare to vote on the tax package, democratic leadership abruptly halted the process because everybody disliked the propose sad ground rules. >> i withdraw resolution. >> as originally proposed by democrats ground rules left no time for opponents; meaning, mostly fellow democrats to speak against the bill. mississippi's gene taylor, fiscally moderate bluedog democrat opposes measure to add to deficit called for adjournment in protest. democrat leaders huddled op the floor and behind closed doors in the embarrassing delay. then again considere

louise small says her own son could have been at the crime scene 16 years ago but with his girlfriend and police are pinning the case on ewing. >> i hope today that we would have got better news or maybe able to get out in so many days but that did not occur can. >> smalls nephew is charged with being an accomplice in the crime. >>> happening right now, activists are marching in downtown oakland tonight to protest the fatal shooting of derek jones by oakland police officers. jones was shot on november 8th. police say he refused to surrender and they thought he was reaching for a weapon when they opened fire. the group, by any means necessary, plans to march from fallon street to city hall. >> a badge is not a license to kill and that the police need to stop targeting black and brown people in our neighborhoods and in our communities. >> the group is also protesting the bid by b.a.r.t. officer johannes mehserle to be granted bail. later this week, mehserle will appeal his manslaughter conviction for fatally shooting oscar grant. >>> in the east bay, five school districts are scrambling

however, louise small says her son could have been at the crime scene 16 years ago with his girlfriendsmall's nephew is charged with being an accomplice to the crime. >>> california's new attorney general-elect, kamala harris, is getting specific about her plans to reduce crime. during her victory party late last night in san francisco, harris said the state must close the revolving prison door. california may have to spend millions of dollars to ship thousands of inmates from overcrowded state prisons to private institutions. harris says it's time for a new plan. she points to the success of the foundation that teaches felons job skills so they can escape a life of crime. >> this is a system that can be fixed and it will be my mission to do that work. >> harris says she does have a transition team in place. she plans to hit the ground running. she would not say who she thinks should take her place as san francisco district attorney. >>> this holiday season people with misdemeanor warrants in the south bay are getting the gift of a second chance. today through the end of the month peop

bay area, the fog, louises tracking that. >> notice rise of there is a fairly gust up to 50 m.p.h.. nothing like that here. the only thing were dealing with is dense fog. starting to sell land along the peninsula, you can even see earshot of downtown san francisco, rain returns tomorrow. pretty wet, windy week ahead of us, today is the last friday and some time. dense fog advisor 3 in effect tell about 10:00. you can see the peninsula and pushing down portions of the south bay. visibility less 1/4 mile. if you're driving expect visibility reductions. could make driving challenging. less than a quarter mile in many locations. all this area of the orange choses less than a mile. this is like novato, less than a quarter mile for several hours. napa, oakland is in story. same process file. the power to this is our. podgy nature 10:00, a lot of that fraud will be at the left, dense fog advisor will expire. chance of showers moving and by tomorrow. future cast. 6:00, moderate-heavy downpours. davis from tuesday night into wednesday morning heavy dartmoor's especially into the north bay. w

ann louise bardach, we thank you for your continued reporting.tody until at least tuesday. we'll check in with jim sciutto at the top of the hour. >>> in other news, taxpayers will profit off one of the largest bailouts of the financial crisis. the treasury is selling its shares in citigroup. and thanks to the higher stock price, the $45 billion bailout will result in a $12 billion profit. >>> problems with the new $100 bill could cost taxpayers big money. unwanted creases have formed, resulting in blank spaces on many of the new high-tech notes. the government has to inspect more than 1 billion bills to determine how many have to be destroyed. >>> a 17-year-old ohio boy faces numerous felony charges for stealing a dump truck and taking a jaw-dropping joyride. take a look. the newly-released video shows a stolen dump truck going on a rampage. when police tried to stop the vehicle, he used it as a battering ram, crashing into a number of police cruisers and private cars. >> i thought it was a movie being filmed. it wept through both police cars. k