i've been in a fight in charlie mod. i've been in a fight in delta mod.been in a fight on the rec yard. >> it very seldom has anything to do with staff but it's other prisoners. >> you know how it is in prison, a guy talks smack, you've got to hit him. >> got in a fight with a prisoner, bit his finger off. >> i didn't get his eye ball. technical difficulties. i was trying though. i was giving it the old college try. >> the one thing that's predictable about mr. bright is he's unpredictable. >> sergeant kept putting bullies in my cell. one of them eventually wasn't trying to get along. so i knocked his teeth out. >> he came into the housing unit and it escalated from that point. >> i'm in the hole. i'm getting antagonized by low self-esteem, protective custody inmates. they dance around like the three little pigs singing "who's afraid of the big bad wolf" song. >> in early 2006 bright went on another rampage and tore up his cell. the tantrum was so violent he almost lost a finger. >> i've tried to quit. and the inmates and the staff won't let me. they will

also mod's request for the city's 10 year capital plan which is on-going. we're working on that right now. i just wanted to go through a list of some of the projects that we have worked on and reviewed through the committee. it's very impressive. these are just the big ones. 10 billion dollars worth of projects. treasure island in yorba buena island development, that's 1.5 billion with 8,000 units. transbay project, 5 blocks long, 4 billion dollars, almost fully funded now and with the tallest tower in san francisco on the west coast now approved. san francisco general hospital rebuild, an extremely important project for the city, we've spent a lot of time on this, 887 million dollars, 284 acute care beds and it triples the size of the emergency ward and department. of course mta's central subway, very important to get the dual elevator access into each of the stations which we also did in the transbay terminal project. that's 1.6 billion dollars. recreation and parks department, we have had them come through with their bond programs plus we've seen many of

the ongoing progress of those projects and make sure that funds are available to replenish the low mod dollars in the city. thank you. >> thank you. robin levitt followed by sharon colt, william pickle or pickel. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. robin levitt from hayes valley neighborhood association. i'm a long-time resident of hayes valley. i was also the co-chair with the late patricia walk up of the three campaigns to replace central freeway with octavia boulevard. i spent many of my years working on this project and still involved in it. and i just want to point out, and we all heard this, proposition i that passed the voters passed in 1999, i'm just going to paraphrase it because i don't have much time. after construction of octavia boulevard, it says the city shall utilize any remaining proceeds from the sale and/or disposition of the excess central freeway parcels for a transportation improvements to corridors on or ancillary to octavia boulevard. there have been some projects funded from the fund, funds realized from the sale of these parcels. they're all south of market. but

were able to enter into agreements with the city early on, provide funds, funds that were from our low mod housing funds to the city so that the city could begin working on the octavia boulevard. and we were very, very glad to do that, in part, because one of the goals of the -- both the neighbors as well as the city was to restitch the neighborhood. not only were we talking about transportation improvements. we're talking about how we're going to rebuild upon those vacant parcels and how those vacant parcels add to a reinvigorated neighborhood. and i'm very, very pleased that work with the neighbors in creating half of those units that were -- are being projected as affordable housing units and doing that in a way that has been very, very sensitive to the notion of quality design, to the notion of diverse populations being served. the first two affordable housing parcels, parcel a and parcel c were senior developments. the next development was a affordable rental development for people with developmental disabilities. the most recent evelopment, which is the richardson apartment, is for p

invest daters say they linked mod love to the september fire at the law office of davis. along with a june fire at a mortuary and church fire in july. a search warrant of court records shows the suspect and mayor davis may have illegal connection. a plaintiff by the name of mod love is listed as having filed a case against davis in small claims court in 2005. two years before davis became mayor. details on the case or who won it were not available, but police say the investigation is not yet finished and that love is in jail at this point. >>> and coming up next, we'll talk with the high school coach of giants shortstop brandon crawford. >>> plus, a different kind of presidential election poll that starts in halloween stores of all places. we'll show you how sales of the candidates' masks often reflect real world votes. >>> and the trial providing hope for an autism cure. >>> do you know what's in the food you eat? supporters say proposition 37 will help inform people and today they held a rally at a farmers market in san francisco. >> this is a critical time for transpar

i don't think -- partly because it's a competitive market, and if it's a mod e share, i don't think. by the way, you had this terrible nuclear disaster, you need more gas. it would be good for us to say, okay, we'd like to be able to import some of our natural gas from you. we never thought five years ago about this, and it shows you how much our situation has changedded. >> host: next call for our guest, daniel yergin, comes from santa fe, california, jeff. please, go ahead. >> yes, hi. >> guest: hi. >> caller: my question is this. it seems as though oil and natural gas are commodities and as longs eark r axe, of our oil comes out of the mideast, ideals you won't predict that, the wind's always going to be at the whims of -- whims of the middle east. >> fudge bl means one barrel can be exchanged for another one easily. i think the question you're raising is the one steve related to earlier. and i think it's, it is true that even if we've much for end dependent or less opportunity our policy's knot we can. it lovess -- but, still, if you have a major disruption of oil supplies in the

the total amount paid by the redevelopment agency from the low mod housing fund was $17.8 million. since the edition solution of the redevelopment agency earlier this year, the mayor's office of housing has assumed ownership of the redevelopment agency parcels on octavia boulevard. * dissolution since the market octavia plan was adopted the city has sold or signed purchase agreements for seven additional parcels beyond the ones i already mentioned. oh, i think i'm one slide off, i apologize. let me find my place back here. okay. since the market octavia plan was adopted the city has signed or sold or signed purchase agreements for seven additional parcels s, h, j, p and v for a total of 21.7 million dollars. * f the city made a conscious decision that beyond the sale of the aforementioned parcel to the redevelopment agency -- i see, my notes are in a different order than the slides. i apologize. let me go back. all right. i apologize. my notes are stapled in the wrong order here. let me address this slide here. the city made a conscious decision that beyond the sale of the first pa

they linked mod love to a jun fire at the mortuary and church fire in july and september fire at the office of mayor davis. firefighters extinguished those flames within minutes. a search of court records shows the suspect and mayor davis might have been acquainted. a plaintiff by the name of mod love is having filed a case against davis in small claims court in 2005. that was two years before davis became mayor. details on the case or who won that case were not available. the police say the investigation is not yet finished. >> the man a former yahoo! executive living with his wife and kids in san francisco's valley and year ago moved to new york and just last night they were shattered aeldly by their own nanny. the krims moved to the bay area before going to manhattan and took a job at ccnbc, they found the children dead in a bathtub. the family's 50-year-old nanny was lying nearby with a knife by her side. >> we know she was referred by another family, that an employee of this family for approximately two years. >> unbelievable. unbelievable. >> can't imagine. >> the krims have a

the redevelopment agency came forward with funds from the low mod housing fund which were instrumental in the construction of octavia boulevard with the understanding that the purchase price would be adjusted in the future. in addition, the transfer agreement included an option to purchase an additional five parcels, parcels g, k, o, q, and u should they so choose. and, in fact, the agency did exercise its option to produce an additional five parcels -- excuse me, to purchase an additional five parcels at a total cost of $12 million. the tota

the 90 minutes will be mod rated by cnn's candy crowly, pick the questions being submitted by 80 undecided voters, nassau county, collect selected by the gallup organization. romney will take the first kwaend the president gets the second. each candidate gets two minutes to respond followed by what the debate commission calls a facilitated discussion. look, that's code for follow-up but a word that spooks the campaign so the debate commission left the actual word follow-up out. no closing statement. up to hall debate format always guaranteed surprise. this morning, one of the candidates who par faced in the first-ever town hall debate for a general election for the presidency back in 1992, he provided one today. ross perot endorsed romney and the des moines register, writing, our country faces a momentous choice. the fact is the united states is on an unsustainable course. at stake is nothing less than our position in the world. our standard of living at home and our constitutional freedoms. that is why i'm endorsing mitt romney for president. look, don't ignore this endorsement. ross pero

(laughter) that's the same humility oprah showed when taking her magazine cover mod-- when picking her magazine cover model. (cheers and applause) nobel committee chair thorborn jaglund explained their rationale. >> the european union has helped to transform most of europe from a continental war to a continental peace. >> stephen: oh bravo, europe. so well deserved. after all, it's been a whole 13 years since your last genocide. by this logic, by this logic, i should get the nobel prize for not murdering anyone lately. oh, that's right. i'm no longer eligible. (laughter) but since political unions can now win nobels these days i've got to ask, how about one for the united states of america. because i see-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: yeah! because i don't know about you, i seem to remember someone putting an end to a couple of dustups that europe started. what were they called again? oh yeah, world war i and world war ii. no biggie! we had plenty of free time digging ourselves out of the great depression. oh, and who spent billions on military base all over europe to keep the com

may be unexpected to the candidates, but not the mod really tore. >> want to give me your prediction?think obama will do fine and win reelection. >> howard dean, always good to see you. >>> today's tweet of the day shows how the candidates aren't the only ones in the spotlight tonight. matthew dowd writes, go candy. politics is the only sport where the teams trash the ump before the game and before any call is made. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all s

consumers will end up paying for what they call unnecessary, confusing government regulation of owed mod fied foods they claim are not different from other foods.. >> labels should give information they can use to make smart decisions at the grocery store, not to scare them into thinking a product is bad for them, or harmful. >> we're taking part in a gigantic experiment with the food. we don't know the long term affect. some of us might choose to avoid it. we must have labeling. >> prop 37 requires genetically modified tomatoes, corn and soif weans be labeled. >> there are growing concerns tonight that we're not always getting what we pay for when it comes to seafood. >> yes. michael finney has an update on the ongoing story. >> yes. i reportedthon thing for years and years. it's an issue that we told you often b but now there is a call from california junior senator for federal regulators to get involved in a big way. senator boxer says seafood is being mislabeled and sold to son comers at an larmingly high rate. she found 55% of the seafood tested in los angeles and or yank counties w

i'm joined now by abc's senior foreign affairs correspondent martha raddatz who mod waited excellently the vice presidential debate. >> thank you. >> and matt dowd, our abc news consultant who was also chief strategist for george w. bush. let's get right to it and great them on the commander in chief aura they projected. mitt romney, what do you think? >> b minus. >> b minus. >> "b." >> tough grade. >> tough grade. well, i think basically because he backed off all his peace and strength. some of the statement he said you can't kill your way out of this mess. i wondered what mitt romney was talking about from the mitt romney we used to know. >> a change in persona. >> a change in persona so maybe not the commander in chief "a" plus. >> what do you think? >> a "b." i thought he came across as someone you could see as president of the united states and so that little litmus test he could but didn't come across as strong and assertive as he did in his first debate and let the president become that more which we'll talk about in a second but i think he could be commander in chief and you co

he's rod "the mod." he's everything, man. you can't beat that, man.>> jimmy: she is the star of the show, "once upon a time," jennifer morrison is stopping by! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's always fun. beautiful. >> steve: i remember her from "house," yeah. >> jimmy: that show is fun. from nbc's "whitney," the very funny stand-up comedian, chris d'elia will be performing for us. stand-up for us tonight. >> steve: standing it up. he's a stand up guy. >> jimmy: talented dude from "whitney." i like that guy. how of you guys use instagram? [ cheers ] it's a fun thing, if you don't use it, i love it. it's an app for your phone, it lets you take a picture and post it online for all your friends and followers to look at. it's basically twitter for pictures. it's the best. so, i thought it would be a fun idea if we try out this new thing. i just went on instagram and i posted a photo of me in my halloween costume, which i made myself. [ scattered cheers ] and gave it the #diyhalloweencostume. here's what it looks like. that it. [ laugh

recommended approval in concept and the supervisor worked with those agencies and in the end they got mod modifications and supported it at hearing and the full board approved it at first reading with those modifications. the board also heard an ordinance that would strengthen existing laws to restrict the conversion of apartment units and also -- to restrict the conversion of housing units to tourist or short term use, practice known as hotellization and this ordinance sponsored by president chiu and they approved this on final reading and lastly was supervisor wiener's ordinance and 5 feet height bonus for active uses in the castro and on the 24th street and there were a few new introductions this week i would like to share with you. two of them -- i guess only two items. there are two hearing requests. the first is a request from supervisors kim and board president chiu. this is a hearing to consider the initial design of the golden gate warriors development at piers 30 and 32 and c lot and update on the waterfront transportation network assessment, so that hearing as well as another f

what a lot of people don't realize is that the mod of education where we group kids together and theed cohorts and move them together at a set pace and give them the grades and the bell rings every hour, and this is a 200-year-old model and not the way that humans naturally learn. it comes out of the industrial revolution and we inherited it from the prus shsians, but it i country that does not exist anymore. so instead of getting a c on an exam in basic exponents and the current model, instead of getting a c, it pushes me on to the next concept expect meg to g -- expect meg to get ing me to by the time i got to college i have to relearn sixth grade math. in the khan academy, you can have interactive conversations and more creative projects. the one thing i talk about in the book is instead of making our prussian model like the prussian model in finland or south korea, we should make our prussian model an american model which is more focused on the creativity and innovation and more focus on, look, if you failed that is not going the mean that you are stupid, but you need to work har

unfortunatelying is what happens when you reach a slow-down in growth, and the dow is spread around globally with mod etchemicals primarily. so if you think that the world is going to pick up a little of momentum here or there gradually, it's a good one to buy when it's weak, and it certainly hasn't been too strong lately. >> tom: energy disprlz utilities there. back when we last spoke with you in the meantime you lobbied general electric, up about 10%. johnson an johnson, 14% run, and eaton up 4%. do you still like this trio? >> yes, two out of three have double-digit against. that ain't bad for old bob. i think here again you have industry leaders all three of them and they're in good areas. >> tom: are you eating your own cooking here, bob? do you have positions in the stocks. >> yes, we have positions in all of these stocks. clnc stocks. >> susie: next week on "n.b.r." hurricane sandy is on track to hit the northeast, and stick around a few days. from business closings to home damage, we'll have the latest on the monster storm's economic impact. and finally tonight, peyton likes pizza! denver bro

delivers is good share value, and even though they are pretty large, th have a straitforward business mod. i think complexity is a real problem. i think this is something that the regulators and the management and the boards need to come to grips with. because at the end of the day, the large universal banks aren't delivering that good of a shareholder value. even at chase, their returns would legend with a wells or u.s. bank corps. >> sheila bair along with us, author of "bull by the horns." >> susie: as technology changes, so, too, does the workplace. still ahead, how freelancers and online assignmentsre changing the job market. >> tom: well, outside of that big citibank news, wall street got a series of strong earnings from bellwether companies like johnson and johnson, and positive news from homebuilders. the u.s. homebuilder's confidence index rose to its highest level since 2006, and that helped send wall street on its biggest rally in a month. the dow is up 126, the nasdaq gained 37, and the s&p is up 15. >> susie: shares of both intel and i.b.m. were lower in after- hours trading

apple is apparently sold out of its initial inventory of the mini mod else in just three days. the shipping time is currently two weeks for all three wi-f i versions. >>> the world series champs are back on home turf this evening. fans cheered and clapped as the players exited the plane fresh off their world series sweep of the detroit tigers. the giants arrived about 3:45 this afternoon to a crowd of fans who just could not wait to congress rach late the team. and from the airport the team was bussed over to at&t park where there was another huge crowd waiting to greet them. fans began gathering at the park about noon to welcome the team back from detroit. about 500 people went wild when they got a glimpse of the players. >> i had the day off, and i decided i woke up in the morning i thought, you know, hey, i need to welcome my giants back home. >> she was not alone. the after glow ant going to go away any time soon. the city is looking ahead to wednesday's big parade welcoming home the world series winners. preparations for that parade began long before the giants even clifrm

i think all of them -- you asked a mod until i think ultimately it's congress that's the model. there's only so much each individual state can do. there's no way for an individual state to impose its tax system on another state. no can they solve the larger problem that the supreme court decided without congressional intervention. >> assuming that in the perfect world we had one of those bills enacted this year, how long would it likely take to get presumably software still has to be developed, and then implemented. any sense of how long that would take? are we looking at like a five-year down the road we're starting to collect or next year? >> some of the legislation in congress is -- requires such drill trivial things for the states to do that many of them would begin to demand tax collection immediately and would not take years. software vendors are eager to get paid. the bigger question is not how long but how much would it bring in. some of the numbers you heard are exorbitant exaggeration. i used just the commerce department numbers and the most this could be is $12 billio

really, the mod earn ma reap?? corp. today is a remarkable?? success story.?? attentions are very low.?? in the 40s, the navy spent a lo? of time telling the marines?? that, they, we take care of you? we provide the ships, pay for the airplanes and pay for the?? equipment you use.? you should be happy we're hear. ? >> guest: they are 14% of the?? armed forces today for the?? active duty. they had no public relations apparatus in 1940, but create a? office with four people in 1941? now they have a rather?? elaborate, and i don't think anybody disagrees the marines have a successful brand.?? prestigious by all accounts, in? for mill ms, videos, and shows? than you can mention. this is all -- this is all?? evidence of their ability to? create? powerful civilian? military alliances that? protected their interests in? times of war and in times of peace. >> host: the term "marine" is misleading, isn't it? >> guest: now a -- nowadays it is.?? the ma reaps are tied to the? navy and supposed expertise is amphibious operations. if that's true, why

bathtub we were trying to fill with housing we might quibble about the mix of housing, rental, low, mod, whatever. but we would all hopefully agree that we better check the stopper at the bottom of the bathroom. there is no point throwing money away on new housing and one way we lose the money, that we lose the housing that we do have is through the conversion to corporate use hotel units. this is a problem that i personally have been hearing about for a good 30 years. from tenants at the golden gateway in particular, and when we looked at a sampling of unit there's from october of last year, not the whole project, but a sampling of when we found was 13% of the units were rented out to corporate entities. so i think that the stopper needs some work. the apartment conversion ordinance has been around and it seems like we're on the verge of doing that now. i would like to thank supervisors wiener, mar, cohen, hopefully for their support of this and supervisor chiu for his leadership on this issue chamber of commerce and i would also like to thank the coalition for better housing and apart

a plaintiff by the name of mod love is listed as having filed the case against davis. in small claims court back in 2005. two years before davis became mayor. details on the case, who won it, weren't available. the investigation is not yet finished and that love is in jail. >>> orange october. the world series motors on to detroit. we are on the eve of game three. the giants have a commanding 2-0 series lead but don't plan that parade just yet. the tigers will not give up easily. the giants and their families, take a look, left at&t park this morning. you see matt cain there with his kids in tow followed by baumgartner. usually families are not allowed on the team flight but for the world series, everyone comes along. tonight, everyone is in detroit along with lauren scott who kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: greetings from detroit. things are getting started at the world series in the motor stay. the giants arriving this evening. things starting to heat up on the eve of game three. they are bundling up for the michigan nights ahead at an evening workout. motown re

now police were then called in and arrested them for fighting with the manager as he broke up the modey were arrested and charged for not paying the $100 bill. neither the man for his date were arrested for any sexual allegations because allegedly none of the people in the restaurant were willing to file a statement for what they saw. >> that's something you don't see every day. >> abc2 news lauren cook is here right now. the floor yours, your thoughts? >> my goodness maybe they did to that get out of paying the bill. but obviously that didn't work. >> where's the photo? where's the video? not that kind of video people this is a clean show. >>> it's time for caption this and today's picture sent in by jeff and jen crook. of their daughter destiny. you have already sounded off. wade pierce jr. wrote in saying okay, who's ready for daytona bicycle week? who's with me? zoom zoom here we go. valerie keys writing in captioning born to be wild and mary saying i want one of these for christmas, please, please, please. hope you're listening jeff and jen. thank you so much for sending in it. i

they came in club and mod styles. les can become loose. the waldorf has story has launched an amnesty program for people but could not leave without a souvenir. the returned items will go on display inside the hotel. mitt romney putting a binder company in the spotlight and good news for dish network subscribers. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. millions of dish network customers now have their amc networks back after the parties reached a settlement. the settlement brings back me tv.ifb and european leaders fail to discuss aid for spain. the bloomberg maryland index closing in the red. mitt romney brought big bird back into the debate. mitt romney said he drew upon binders full of women. that remark became a trendy topic on twitter. hundreds more lakes on its facebook page. debeers is cautiously optimistic about sales heading into the holidays. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 6:20. 46 degrees at the airport. the ravens have an extra week to lick their woun