it's the sisters of mercy, but it's mercy housing because that is what it is. and that is what it means to the people who benefit from it. and this collaboration with st. anthony's. the coming together of two forces of such magnitude, of such commitment, of such deep commitment, of such values that you know that the outcome is going to be -- not only benefit the people who are here, but also be a model for others. this is a collaboration, as has been said between mercy housing and st. anthony's and was example was non-profits come together for the greater good. with their leadership and their being models, producing results of national significance, they, most of them have been able to to impact public policy and i know the mayor is right on the forefront of all of this. and thank you for your great leadership, mayor lee. [ applause ] and you know that we just had a little session with the cliffs, going over the cliff, not going over the cliff. but one of the things that we were determined to protect in that debate was the new markets tax credit, something that

antony's and mercies provide.ently works for the city and county of san francisco and this year will graduate with a ba in criminal justice. [ applause ] tyrone freelances as an interpreter in spanish including on-call assignments for the united nations, and he expects to be certified in mandarin next year. please welcome tyrone. [ applause ] >> good afternoon everybody. i have to say i'm a bit overwhelmed today to be sharing the same stage with nancy pelosi, ed lee, susan coretand to look out here and see this sea of humanity and have people cheering for me. [ applause ] i'm overwhelmed and i'm humbled because just four years, nine months and six days ago, i was smoking crack. that is right. i was a drug addict. and almost five years later, here i am. miracles do happen! [ applause ] 60 years ago father alfred had a vision. it started with his compassion for those in need. the vision was and still is for those in need to come out of poverty, and to thrive. this vision since 1950 has been giving those in need the

mercy doesn't often name your buildings. sometimes they have glorious names like 122 golden gate, which was the name of this building up to now. it's very poetic. but we really wanted to do something to commemorate the incredible contribution the tenderloin community and we want to name this building after vera hale, who is here on stage. this building, once it's opened will be named the vera hale building. for over 20 years vera has been a tireless advocate around senior issues, around economic security issues. she has worked at curry senior center and i have a list of the boards and commissions she has served on. i will read them to you because it's a longer list i heard many in my life. advisory council to aging and adult services, the mayor's long-term care coordinating council, the san francisco interim support task force and coalition of agencies serve the elders, and i'm sure will there are a hundred other that vera sat on. the list of things that she has worked on goes on and on. to me vera symbolized what san franci

have mercy on us all we pray that with the blessed virgin mary, mother of god, with blessed joseph, her spouse, with the blessed and all the saints to eternal life and may praise and glorify you through your son, jesus christ. >> through him and with him and in him, oh god, almighty father, in unity of the holy spirit, all glory and honor is yours, forever and forever. >> ♪ [singing] ♪ >> ♪ amen, amen, amen ♪ ♪ amen, amen, amen ♪ >> let us stand. at the savior's commend and formed by devine teaching we now dare to say, our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be the name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. giver us this day or day bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. >> deliver us lord we pray from every evil. graciously grant peace in our ways and by the help of our mercy we may be free from sin as we await the blessed home from the coming out of our savior jesus christ. lord, jesus christ, who said peace i leave you, my peace i give you, look not on our sins bu

for a fortunate few, there is a lifeline called "africa mercy."irst told you in february, she is the largest civilian hospital ship on the seas. but she is also the closest thing to a time machine you're ever likely to see. her largely american crew brings 21st-century medicine to people who believe that illnesses are caused by evil spirits. the patients' beliefs may seem archaic, but their courage is to be admired. they suffer from diseases unseen in america, illnesses that can make you believe in curses. spend a few days, as we did, aboard the "africa mercy" and you will see how two worlds meet at the intersection of courage and compassion. she can be described in the usual dimensions of a ship-- 500 feet in length, eight decks, a crew of 450. or you can reckon "africa mercy" as a hospital-- 90 nurses, 15 doctors, 78 beds, and six operating rooms. one of the first doctors who invited us into surgery was gary parker, a maxillo-facial surgeon who came to the ship on a lark. >> gary parker: and i remember saying to myself, "when i get an opportunit

mercy what else can i say mercy mercy i lay down and pray amen amen men men ♪ cheers and applause] katiet. sounds great. thank you. david. >> thank you. katie: richie. >> thank you sweetheart. great to see you. atie: sorry, ladies. that was wonderful. first of all, richie, we know you pack more luggage than anybody in the band. >> yes, i do! [laughter] katie: any other dirty little secrets you want to share with us? >> i'm single. [cheers and applause] and i want to mingle. katie: he's single and he wants to mingle. there you go. and i was talking to david backstage and i forgot you had wrote the music for "memphis" the musical. and you're working on a couple of broadway shows? >> yeah, a couple of new ones coming in next year. [cheers and applause] katie: this is a very talented group here. [cheers and applause] i think you've got a future. thank you guys for coming, and performing for us. i love that song, that's beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. katie: what inspired that song? >> lust. [laughter] coip all righty then! i don't know what to say. when we come back, we're going to see b

mercy killing is illegal. and it's not that society really has a moral objection to mercy killing.rge we do not. the problem is likely an issue of enforcement. if we make it legal, how many husbands are going to claim, my wife wanted it this way after they have a hangnail or maybe the flu and in many cases the ones we've discussed so far it's been husband shooting wife, killing wife. >> yeah. >> so in those cases, as a public policy issue, if we expand mercy killing and allow mercy killing in society, we may not be morally opposed to it. the problem is, other members of society might abuse it. >> so he was prosecuted and he was convicted but again two years probation for this effectively it's murder. does it matter then, midwin, when you build the case, the forensics that you mentioned and the family members that stood up, if this man doesn't have family members to come and plead his case as well -- he's got grown children, apparently -- does it all come down to, that's clever but no dice? >> exactly. that's clever but no dice. listen, prosecutors have to purport justice. that's wh

that is between mercy cal west and the housing corporation for the development and operation of 71 units of affordable housing at 1100 ocean avenue. initial term of the lease is 70 years and contemplates option of 29 years for total term of 99 years. the project will be home to 45 units of housing and while 25 of the units are set aside for transition age youth and 18 to 24 and from foster care or at risk of not making a successful transition to adulthood and requested approval and in 2009 selected this team and since then the mercy team has got awards and enabled them to come into construction in mid-to late august this year. the lease is integral for the success of 1100 ocean avenue and look forward to answering any questions you have. >> colleague colleague any questions? any public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. we have a recommendation to move it to the full board. we can do without opposition. mr. clerk can you call item one. >> item one a resolution for a contract to replace hhp holm powerhouse unit 1 with a contract not to exceed $521,465. >> okay. welcome back. >

merciful and mighty. god in three persons, blessed trinity. crown him with many crowns, the lamb upon his throne. drowns all music but its own. awake my soul and sing. of him who died for me. and hail him as my matchless king through all eternity. you're holy. you're worthy. of worship and our praise. of all honor, all power. all glory to your name. you're holy. you're worthy of worship and our praise. all honor, all power, all glory to your name. holy, holy, holy. lord god almighty. all thy works shall praise thy name in earth and sky and sea. holy, holy, holy. merciful and mighty. god in three persons, blessed trinity. all honor, all power, we worship you, most holy. all honor, all power, we worship you, most holy lord. [applauding] >> stress is a killer. i wonder what brings the most stress into your life. is it your family? maybe some friend. maybe it's your job. maybe it's your health. maybe it's the direction of our nation. but when you look around, there's just stress everywhere. there's conflict. there is distress about all kind of sit

my name is merci ambat. i'm so proud to be here representing my department, san francisco sheriff's department. i'm a senior deputy sheriff with the san francisco sheriff's department. i've been working for the department for a little over 10 years. actually, as supervisor mark said, i started out a cadet. thank you. i started here as a sheriff's cadet in city hall and then i got -- i became a deputy sheriff, then i got promoted as a senior deputy. currently i'm the sheriff's investigative services unit. as an immigrant to this country, i'm honored, peace officer of san francisco. it's been a really hard for me to find a house in san francisco because, as you all know, the housing in san francisco is not that easy. but one of my -- one of my proudest moments in life when a former sheriff mike hennessy swore me as a peace officer in san francisco, that day i decided that this is my place, san francisco is my place. this is where i want to live. this is where i want to buy a house, in san francisco. and again,

how can people who are interested in helping mercy ship help?olunteer work and donations. how can people help so the mercy ship can keep going and help patients in africa? >> thank you. you can give of your time. you don't have to be a doctor or a nurse. there are a lot of different jobs you can do on the ship. there are resources, donations that help. and the third one is prayer. this is a christian oriented organization. one thing they give to people is prayer. you can see that it makes a difference in people's lives. >> we miss you, kid. i want to see more pictures and video. you can follow her on twitter and check out our web page on foxnews.com. one more thing is up next. how mu protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learmore at purinaone.com nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that'

the mercy is parked down in san diego. it just got back from its asian humanitarian assistance from guam, indonesia, vietnam, an amazing number of nations we're partnering with. those hospital ships with 1,000 beds, 12 operating rooms, they produce their own medical oxygen, they have ct scanners and they can do almost anything a hospital on the west coast can do and we can park them offshore as we did in haiti and in haiti they spent the first 72 hours once they got on scene doing nothing but repairing crush injuries and restoring life. that's the capacity we have. i like to think in our partnership with the maritime services and the coast guard and our reserve forces, i like to think of us as america's or the world's 911 when something bad, either man-made or natural happens, some catastrophe happens in the world, often times the ambassador will pick up the phone and dial 911 and the navy marine corps team answers the phone. it is our those, it is our dna it is our ability to be there. if you look at the communicate dapbt

how can people who are interested in helping mercy ship help? is all volunteer work and donations. how can people help so the mercy ship can keep going and help patients in africa? >> thank you. you can give of your time. you don't have to be a doctor or a nurse. there are a lot of different jobs you can do on the ship. there are resources, donations that help. and the third one is prayer. this is a christian oriented organization. one thing they give to people is prayer. you can see that it makes a difference in people's lives. >> we miss you, kid. i want to see more pictures and video. you can follow her on twitter and check out our web page on foxnews.com. one more thing is up next. >>> the house of commons we heard voted against the military strike. the british house of commons, thank you, bob. we'll keep you informed. in the meantime free market capitalism under attack. watch watch. what that is 50 cities participating in striking, fast food workers striking, mcdonald's, subway, taco bell. the issues, they want $15 an hour up from $7.25 the

>> commissioners i'm with mercy you housing. i think this project you probably know about this as much as any project that comes before you. we're very fortunate as i probably know the redevelopment agency worked on this project for literally decades. the sixth street was very instrumental and the planning and land staff have intense programs that have a sixth value to a lot of folks. we've done our best to address the retail presence, the ground floor activity ism but to have a respect for the people who ultimately are going to live in this building. we've had a lot of decisions to make along the way and i think this is as architecturally magnificent building and they'll comment on it in a positive way. when we get to the item i'll happy to speak to the commissioners requests around a plaque and a make people understand what's going on in the building that were we greatly appreciate our support. and i think you want to bring up the project architect? >> good afternoon. commissioners. just going to load up a pdf and walk you thr

and the moment you cry out for mercy and put your faith in jesus who died for your sins then you're accepted and you get a faith righteousness not based on performance. this is what this is saying. christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone that believeth, and then he begins to start quoting from moses. i believe that this is from leviticus, chapter 18, verse 5 and moses it says described the righteousness which is of the law, that the man which doeth those things shall live by them. in other words, if you want to start trying to earn right standing with god it's an all or nothing thing. you can't just do the best you can and say well god, i did the best i can. will you accept me? you either have to make 100 on this test, or if you make 99.9, you failed. you...you missed. you go to hell. i've used this verse many times... james 2:10. if you keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, you become guilty of all. if you are going to submit to the law, moses described what it took under the law. you had to do it perfectly and of course nobody could, so the law, even

morrow delivered the prosecution's argument and he asked that manning basically they asked for no mercy for manning sixty years at least is the minimum that the government is asking for they're asking manning to pay us. one hundred thousand dollars and to be dishonorably discharged from the military clearly from what we heard today the u.s. does not take this case lightly at all and they're definitely making that clear they said today he created a great risk of harm nationals to national security due to the volume and this is something they brought up they really wanted to highlight due to the volume of the information that he disclosed was. kept and morrow said quote every day on the super net was another day to stick his finger in the eye of the classification system now in this hearing the sentencing phase of the hearing and we heard a lot of testimony very emotional testimony about manning's dysfunctional and upbringing and today the government said that they tried to downplay these mental health issues that manning may have been suffering from at the time that he leaked hundreds of

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bit way, you remember 49ers a few years ago and his son is on the roster. >> mercy will help save the pitching in these quick games. >> you cannot burn out their arm. >> only so many pitches a game. >> they moving on. we have drizzle to deal with. >> like summer moved on. it is gone. somewhere else. it is not coming back. possibly this weekend. well get a little push of warmer and dry air but the big story this morning is the low clouds hanging around and the drizzle. there is not much in the way of fog but if you drive around our higher elevations and deal with the reduced visibility. we see drizzle in downtown san francisco so morning drizzle and chilled sunshine, chilled by the breeze off the 50-degree water over the ocean with more drizzle through friday morning and a dry push moves in this weekend and we will see the temperatures rebound. today, well below average by 7:00 to 10 degrees and 81 in morgan hill and los gatos and low-to-mid 70's for the santa clara valley. up the pent that, low-to-mid 70's until milbrae at 68. 60 at half moon bay is the warm spot on the coast. everyon

-0. >> invoking the mercy rule. we used to call it the slaughter rule. when you're that far ahead, let the kids have a break. go home, get some ice cream, relax, forget about it. >>> 4:56. let's check in with mike to see if it's a forgettable day on the roads. >> if we're going to forget about this worry at least, south 880 at mission boulevard, we had construction blocking that. that construction crew has cleared from south 880 onto mission boulevard. there is construction 680 at mission. also around the south bay, no major issues as far as speeds and flow. here highway 9 at skyline, still the crash reported there as well as activity off to the shoulder. we'll watch that guys, back to you. >>> you'll appreciate this. a sign that's misspelled and mildly confusing, posted near a preschool in northern california. it says "please slow drively." most people driving by think it's an error. the sign's owner says it was misprinted on purpose. she believes drivers will slow down and be more careful. >>> a young woman attack

we have a great develop partner in mercy california and we wi co-co-operate and manage these facilities. it will be 55% of am i or behofl and i will get to the rent subsidy in a moment and all apartments will be made available to low income seniors 55 and older. what promises to be a landmark with lgbt people in san francisco the project will include some sort of activity center as well as open house services and our vision is include not only housing for the residents but make it a real hub for the tens of thousands of lgbt seniors around the community who need community and support and assistance so it's not just about housing but the community building. why lgbt welcoming housing? i think we heard plenty about that. so many lgbt people have come to san francisco looking for personal freedom and acceptance. over 25,000 lgbt older adults currently live in the city and they feel great pressure as we have heard to go back into the closet as we have heard to receive quality care and housing and many face serious challenges in finding welcoming and supportive housing and if not they have t

>> mercy housing, the developer. >> what is your role in construction? >> personally?irm. >> we designed the building, we work with the team of engineers to design the systems. we permited the building and we will come out and observe the construction to make sure that the construction conforms to the intent of the permit it documents. >> one of the things you mentioned, and what if you tell us though name of your firm. one of the things that was mentioned is they coordinate with the other engineering and design people and the construction firm, and one of the major problems with these kinds of construction projects is coordination, making sure that everybody is building the same building and everything fits together right. in large measure, that is the architect's job. do you make sure that the structural stuff fits together, with the architecture and the mechanical? >> that is where we earn most of our money. >> that is difficult? >> no question, we had cahill come on board at the later stages of design to help with the construction, details, flexing of systems, that

. >> the trip, she's talking about to congo, going to the mercy ship for about a week.am going to blog about it. you can see it here at facebook.com/thefivefnc. august 28th. leaving august 27th. i will be back september 3rd. it is to raise awareness about the great work mercy ship does. "60 minutes" did an amazing piece on it, it will reair sunday night. >> sub text, i can't read it, is it true gutfeld is joining you to carry your bags? >> gutfeld wouldn't carry anything. jasper is not going. >> i am going to a gambling casino, i will blog about it. >> andrea is up, as a kid, what was your favorite dish that you ate in your parents' restaurant? >> it wasn't a greek restaurant. >> cheesecake. >> maybe spaghetti and meatballs and patty melts. >> i love a patty melt. old school. >> yum. >> which restaurant? they had about 30 of them and a couple of banks. her father built that from nothing. showed up from nothing, built all those restaurants and a bank. >> we had rootbeer floats. milk shakes. i worked a lot, every day after school, weekends, double shifts, sometimes midnig

it is not one of mercy. this court doesn't impart mercy. only god gives mercy. his actions have spoken so loud in this community and by this plea we hope that anybody else who challenges law enforcement or anybody else in the field that will prevent this kind of behavior from ever happening again. i think michelle said it best to you. it was an eternity, your honor, and that's what he deserves in this sentence, the minimum is 1,000 years but this court can hearing today was to give you a picture of what happened at 2207 seymour. it was by no means any way to disparage, to humiliate, or to embarrass or to tell a story to a child. it was information that is being given to a court of law to impose a sentence. that's what we did. thank you. >> thank you. >> your honor, ultimately i think the statement being required for recitation reflects our true feelings about the ultimate prosecution and in our opinion we feel that it was inappropriate and i think as ms. knight said as well as some of the other family members that were here on behalf of victims, these were reall

" did an amazing piece on mercy ship.ir on sunday night. >> this is a subtext here. itit says, is it true gutfeld w be joining you to carry your t bags? is >> no. gutfeld wouldn't carry my anything. but jasper is not going. >> i'm going on vocation to ahi gambling casino and blog about it. >> fantastic. >> andrea is up. from kent. as a kid what, your favorite dish that you ate at your parents' restaurant. >> greek salad. >> no. i would have to say -- it wasn't a greek restaurant. >> cheesecake? >> maybe spaghetti and meat balls and patty melts. >> i love a patty melt. >> yum. >> the question should have said which restaurant, 'cause they had about 30 of them and a couple banks. her father showed up and built a chain of restaurants and a bank. >> did they have root beer floats? >> we would make them. >> how many hours a day did you have to work?o >> a lot. every day after the school and weekends and double shifts and sometimes midnight shift. >> isn't it weird to read your own question? >> you always cheat anyway. what's y

it is not one of mercy. this court dos doesn't impart mercy. only god gives mercy. his actions have spoken so loud in this community and by his plea, we hope that anybody else who challenges law enforcement or anybody else in the field that will prevent this kind of behavior from ever happening again. i think michelle said it best to you. it wasnr honor, and that'sha he deserves in this sentence. the minimum is 1,000 years but this court can go higher. and the reason for our hearing today was to give you a picture of what happened at 2207 seymour. it was by no means any way to disparage, to humiliate or to embarrass, or to tell a story to a child. it was information that's being given to a court of law to impose a sentence and that's what we did. thank you. >> thank you. >> your honor, ultimately i think that the statement that i made prior to the presentation reflects our true feelings about the presentation that's been made and in our opinion we feel that it was inappropriate and i think as miss knight says, as well as some of the other family members that were he

let the prosecutors show mercy, father.her, by your word. >> everybody come here, comes here, finds god and leaves this building and then comes right back. they use it as a comfort so that they can deal with being in here. it's a means of hope that they can get released. >> amen. >> amen. >> god bless you. god bless you. the people that i did wrong, the faeps that i sold -- i didn't sell drugs to family likes that, you know. but regardless of the situation, there was an impact because somebody's father was buying or somebody's mother was buying it or somebody's daughter or somebody's granddaughter. you feel me? there's a responsibility there. but you got remember, too, that when you get saved, all your past is forgotten. it's thrown into the sea of forgetfulness to never be brought back again, in god's eyes. >> for families, dealing with a drug addicted member, forgetting is often difficult. >> we've been to counselors, we've been to mediation, we've been to hospitals, we've been to all kinds of drug rehabs and this and tha

merciful and mighty. god in three persons, blessed trinity. crown him with many crowns, the lamb upon his throne. drowns all music but its own. awake my soul and sing. of him who died for me. and hail him as my matchless king through all eternity. you're holy. you're worthy. of worship and our praise. of all honor, all power. all glory to your name. you're holy. you're worthy of worship and our praise. all honor, all power, all glory to your name. holy, holy, holy. lord god almighty. all thy works shall praise thy name in earth and sky and sea. holy, holy, holy. merciful and mighty. god in three persons, blessed trinity. all honor, all power, we worship you, most holy. all honor, all power, we worship you, most holy lord. [applauding] >> stress is a killer. i wonder what brings the most stress into your life. is it your family? maybe some friend. maybe it's your job. maybe it's your health. maybe it's the direction of our nation. but when you look around, there's just stress everywhere. there's conflict. there is distress about all kind of sit

i guarantee you, it takes mercy for god to love me. i have sinned and come short of the glory of god and i'm still not the person i need to be, and so god loves me by grace. so, does that mean that just... i'm free to go do whatever? no, because i have lived holy, i don't have some of the memories... some of the hurts and pains. i don't have some of the people that are mad at me that may be mad at you with justification. i may not be dealing with, you know, a background that keeps me from getting employed because i've got a prison record... because i've got that. there's all kinds of consequences that come from sin, and i praise god that i have had some self-righteousness. it helps me in my dealing with people. it keeps me out of trouble. it makes people trust me and things like this because they see that i've got some integrity, but you know what, i'm still not perfect in any of these areas and when it comes to my relationship with god, i cannot approach god on the basis of any of my goodness. i have to just humble myself and submit m