this is really going to be cored nating. they are involved because of the facilities issue i've been seeing a lot of pressures. obviously we are trying to deal fairly saying that this is a phase out of the program. kids that have already applied will be admitted we've explained that to the staff. in the future years, it will be opened as we explained it last week where we explain part of the feeder is to have a k school there. i did explain to the staff that the horse man name would stay there. if we were going to work on the program very reaccept tiff about having those kind of discussions. there's still a lot of different things we are looking at. we did need to start moving forward. the more time we have, the better transition. the smoother everything will go. >> before others ask. i'm stuck not asking the question. i'm curious in terms of how the out reach is going. i'm sure the super intend nt has done his presentation. i'm curious how the community has responded since. i had one other after school piece for next year i

nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco

] this guy knocked in a run in game 1 of the world series, bay area native, giants fan, outfielder nate sherholmes. [applause] latest and gentlemen, the hall of fame in cooperstown new york, for this morning because they have a lot of memorabilia from the giants on display right now, including the batting helmets worn in the world series. ladies and gentlemen, the national league championship series mvp, here is toni ross. -- tony ross. [applause] an important pick up midseason, late-season from the chicago cubs, he started four different post-season games for the giants, infielder. will the recovery once hunted for a double. travis ishikawa -- we saw this, but we never thought we would see a bunt later, but there it was in the clinching game, aubrey huff. [applause] how about this next giant -- so young to be the longest tenured member of the world championship giants, 2-0 in the postseason. he did not give up a run all post-season long. his cap is in cooperstown as we speak. starting pitcher, matt cain. [applause] this guy knows how to make an entrance. first world series, he hit a do

it's collected for the past 25 years, the history museum is an i illuminate niet nate go life ofople gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in the bay area. >> straight people learn about their history in school or from their families. gay people's families don't have gay histories to them them. >> they are donated to the museum, a drag queen gown with the jewelry. there is men in dresses. match books from many gay and lesbian bars. it's about life changing events. he wore these clothes when they were san francisco's first gay married couple.uple. and people remember it again. >> i often say that we are the community like grandma's attic where i can find traces of your ancestors. >> struggles, failures and triumphs. >> it's how people saw themselves. their ideals and fantasies. of the gay liberation of the 60s to 60s to the 70s and the tragedy of aids in the 80s. >> it was tragedy and when violence flared. they have 3,000 periodicals and 27,000 t-shirts. they validate the need for a permanent museum. >> a real san francisco story, it's about san francisco how we love all of ou

while he understands the shark population is at risk, he says california's fish and game does regular nate the -- regulate the importing of these and a license to prove they got these fins legally. >> this is -- this is in a long line of history of -- of government coming in -- into the chinese community and saying you cannot do this. you cannot do that. taking away our culture and our heritage. >> reporter: now, last year, the state of hawaii enacted a ban on the sale of shark fin soup, so if this bill does move forward in the california assembly, it wouldn't be the first state to consider the measure. reporting live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allie. >>> officials at the monterey aquarium wade in on the law that would ban possession, sale, trade and distribution of the shark fins. the people at the best-known aquarium support the statement. a spokesperson says the filling of shark fins is an unsustainable slaughter of some of the motion's most magnificent animals and enacting this ab 376 would be an important step to protect." >>> a baby boy abducte

i think my partner nate would like to say something, so i will hand over to him. >> we are very excited to open up the shop with the t-shirts from local artists, and i have been busy. i have not really been involved in the community as much, but we have been busy doing our work, and we are just looking to generate some revenue and be a positive influence to the neighborhood. so that is about it. >> thank you. president newlin: thank you for the presentation. making its way around. ok. a motion? clerk: public comment is closed. >> i would be in support. commissioner meko: i would like to move to accept this with the conditions involved. president newlin: ok, accepted. clerk: signals, same call. president newlin: ok, thank you, in good luck. did you create that? very nice. i know. i have not looked at it yet. it disappeared. ok. >> ok. i can just move on. president newlin: item b, jennifer lillis, dba irish times, 500 sacramento street. >> this is a bar essentially, i guess a restaurant bar in the financial district of sacramento, and the application indicates the intent to have deejays a

former warrior great, nate thurmon in the house. warriors led by one at the half. chicago dominated the start of the third quarter. carlos boozer, a man. the warriors would not go away. ellis, to david lee. watch this reverse jam. oh, yeah. end of the third. off the inbounds, wright to ellis. warriors up one. then in the fourth. seth curry, two of his 23. warriors up nine. then with 30 seconds left. el ellis with the dagger. warriors win. >>> what a thriller. cal hosting arizona and it took three overtimes for the winner. the bears trailed by as many as anyone in the half. but gutierrez led them back. under 1:00 to play. bears up three. cal up five. 20 seconds left. jones to the rack. circus shot and one, three-point play. we're headed to overtime. in o.t., 45 second left. cal down two. the tough shot goes. we head to double-overtime. a minute to play in o.t. number two. 33 for campbell. five second left. the pullup three. ties it. on to trim -- triple overtime and it was too much mo mo. he explode thoaz -- explodes to the rack. >> down on the farm, stafford -- sta

. >>> the brother of san francisco giant's player nate sher hold pleaded not guilty -- guilty to charges of driving under the influence. a pedestrian was hit in danville last august in injuring four people. >>> the businessman from fisherman's whar facing shooting charges is in the hospital tonight. 5 6-year-old waroo was supposed to be arraigned today but that was post posed because of observations takes place. >>> a jury is now deliberating over molestation charges of napa state hospital, 63-year- old claude falk faces 35 counts of child molestation involving his stepson when the boy was 9 years old. he is denying any abuse. the trial is in long beach where the abuse allegedly occurred. >>> research shows the government is cracking down on illegal immigrants more than ever before but the step up in enforcement may not be deterring them. we have more from san jose with what this means from bay area communities. robert. >> reporter: well, julie waiting through the citizenship process is a goal of many people that come through immigration centers but the new studies indicate that many imm

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they send kendrick perkins and nate robinson to oklahoma. the deal satisfies a need for both teams. thunder gets bigger in the middle with perkins and celts hope to fill the void by daniels who they sentç to sacramento f a draft pick. the celts could have used anybody against denver. they ended the game on a 16-0 run. they might not have carmelo, but they won both games without him. nuggets won, 89-75. >>> to chicago, heat and bulls, they booed lebron all game and james responded with this huge reverse dunk. that's as good as it gets. heat up by nine during the break. bulls battle in the second. derek rose led the team charge with a team high 26. this went down to the wire. 89-89. rose dish to a wide open luol deng. turned down the heat 93-89. >>> it may only be february, but there is big muse from baseball. adam waneright will undergo tommy john surgery and miss the entire season. wamewright was a runner up for the cy young award last year. >>> college hoops, you can drive yourself crazy trying to figure out number 15 uconn. one night they're great and the next night they lose to

we have cab nate and champagne and whatever they want. >> it's wonderful to run into you here and especially working. >> they only invite me if i work. i have to work to get a new car. >> speaking of new cars, i have to get back to them. thanks so much. >> we'll see you out there. >> joining me now is barron meade the chairman of the auto show and also with me, meade lexus. tell us about the event. i don't know that any other auto show in the world does something like this. >> we wanted to create an experience for the luxuries. the business case coming to the show is not always positive. we need to give them a smaller venue. everyone is even as far as the display built. the cars are the stars at this event. as opposed to the big auto show, you have something special here. you are talking the lamborghini's portia's and the like, being one an one with the customer. >> right. they don't have unveilings every year. we can connect the manufacturer with luxury car buyers. we work with our partners and local wealth management to bring people to detroit in january to see these products. >> how's it

then nate schierholtz is trying to hold on to his job. the giants blast the dodgers 8-3.up. match play. i love match play, me against you, not the golf course. it was not a good day for american players, luke donald facing matt kuchar, and donald is on fire. he birdies. win twoz matches today, playing only 27 holes, winning 6 and 5 to to advance the finals, bubba watson meeting martin kaymer. martin nails it, deeding watson. kaymer meets luke donald on sunday. a's fans, facing the cubs. and at 11:00 tomorrow night, i'm taking the day off and will be picking the oscar winners. >> the man who predicted the green bay packers. >> i predict king's speech. i don't want to give away any other picks. i'll give you actor, colin firth. >> alan: thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc. [ bob ] i'd love to build bird houses for the rest of my life. so i've got toake re of my heart. for me cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] to keep ing what you love, take care of your heart with cheerios. the whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. love

. >> my name is nate miller. i grew up in san francisco. i saw you guys on television on a bar down the street, and so i decided to come. hello, buck cavern. was i just on tv? [laughter] >> though you have anything else to do? >> were there at ball games? >> there are half price drinks for everyone who does this tonight. [laughter] [applause] >> go ahead. >> i grew up in san francisco. i think there is always an argument for more tools. maybe you need a bow and arrow if the guy is running far away. maybe you need non-chuck p is a kung fu masters. but ultimately, -- maybe you need nunchucks if he is a kung fu masters. but ultimately, we need deesca lation. the best way is to show compassion. i encourage you to vote against tasers. that is it. [applause] [laughter] >> we have our last speaker. last but not least. >> good evening. i am carl stark. i am a rider. i am not familiar with shooting people. i am not really conversant with tasers. i guess it is called the wechsler study. it was done by our very own ucsf. it did not really nail down wh

nate sherholtz blasted a triple that gave the giants a 4-1 lead.ad the first homer of spring, that's right, the panda. the two-run shot. he went 2 of 3 on the day. three rbis. giants win it 8-3. >>> the a's with another workout today. we'll get their spring ball schedule started tomorrow as they face the chicago cubs. other games from around the league, today, the rockies breaking in their new spring digs, salt river fields. looking pretty nice. mike jacobs gets ahold of one in the sixth. he sends it to the grass for the homer. but that's good for the triple. colorado and arizona go ten innings. rockies take it 8-7. >>> derek jeter and the yankees facing philadelphia. the ever-consistent mark teixeira with a big triple here in the fifth, brings in a couple of rings. teixeira, at least 30 home runs, the phillies go on to win it 5-4. >>> we could be without an nfl season this fall. but the show must go on at the combines, where the niners are certainly paying close attention to the core of quarterbacks onhand. the niners are talking with alex smith a

. >> the cows are called commonwealthic galloways, a breed that owe ridge nateed in scotland in the 16thtury. the white stripe isn't the only thing unique to this breed. >> they have a double hair coat. they have a long hair coat which is about 2" long and then underneath they have a fuzzier hair coat. >> the double insulation allows the galloways to thrive in colder regis without producing an excess of insulating body fat. she says it makes for better cat. >> so their meat tend to be far leaner and far tastier than most commercial breeds. >> sarah and her husband paul have been raising gal oh ways for beef and also show their prized animals around the country. but she says aside from their beautiful coloring the best thing about them, they are not picky eaters. >> they will eat anything. they are total grass lovers. >> go to cbssf.com. click on "connect" to send me your good question. >>> a pair of no-names leading the at&t. that teeny shot of the day, from a pro. look at there. fedex, we deliver for you, he is the ceo. we're up next. ,, ,, seven years ago, i had this idea. ,, to make b

good evening, nate. how are you? >> [unintelligible] i have been here for many years, complaining about situations with the police department. i am very happy. i want to congratulate the police department in the accurate ending of the [unintelligible] how shall i call it, assassination? i woke up that morning with my heart [unintelligible] a great-grandfather of doctors. for something like that to happen to my children is unacceptable. i am appalled that there are leaders who oppose out here when there is a photo op. i am appalled that a our ministers were not outraged to go to the streets after that. but i am here to congratulate the police department. i know that is weird, but i am. what you have done here is remarkable, and you should be commended for that. if you need an ace on the case, you have it. i would like to commend the north station and the captain who led the officers. my hat is off to them. meanwhile, to get back to business, i would also like to extradite -- i put in applications for press passes for

sflmplts f you have been watching our show at any point over the past couple of weeks, i have been do nating lot of energy to a cause. i'm involved in a battle against some authorities who are trying to prevent the citizens of ft. wayne, indiana from naming a new government building after this man. >> more than 20,000 people voted to name after former mayor harry baals. >> the harry baals government center. >> the harry baals government center. >> former mayor harry baals. >> harry baals. >> harry baals. >> who was mayor harry baals. >> build a statue of harry baals. >> i love harry baals. >> jimmy: i would love -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would love to see the closed captioning for the hearing impaired version of what -- his name is harry baals, he was the mayor of ft. wayne. the city created an online poll. and harry baals won in a landslide. even the people who have spoken some officials have said they don't harry baals on their building. or anywhere near them. it's the man's name. shame on you and your filthy minds. because, by the way, this is a clip from local ft. wayne, new

. >>> new tonight at 6:00, the younger brothers of nate scherr holtz pleaded no contest to dui charges stemming from a series of hit-and-run incidents in danville last august. he hit a bicyclist, a pedestrian, two cars and a light pole before his car was blocked into a one-way street by a witness. he he a blood alcohol content of 1.9. he will be sentenced to a year and then on probation for five years. he'll have to pay fines and make restituti restitution. he's already complete an alcohol rehab program in jail. >>> parents are getting most distressing letters about their daycare center, a child care worker is charged with molesting five girls. tonight detectives are looking for more victims. investigators say 25-year-old keith woodhouse molested after-school daycare students at trace elementary where he worked in the child development center. all the victims were younger than 10 years old. woodhouse had been working at the center since august. he was charged friday with 14 felony counts of molestation. parents of the 60 children in the program have been sent letters about woodhouse's

our next guest stars as nate archibald on the hit show, "gossip girl."verything's good. thanks for coming back to the show. >> yes. >> jimmy: did you just fly in today or last night? >> i flew in two nights ago, actually. >> jimmy: from los angeles? >> from los angeles, yes. and i thought i'd bring the beautiful weather back with me. it's nice -- >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> what are you talking about? >> jimmy: that's so nice of you. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: did you go to any of the golden globe parties? i was out there. >> yeah -- >> jimmy: you didn't call me. [ laughter ] >> i didn't -- i was nervous, actually. i didn't know how to text -- >> jimmy: thanks a lot. >> i went to a couple, yeah, i was out there for work, mainly. but went to one on -- the cw party, friday night, the soho house. it was very nice. >> jimmy: yeah, it was a big party. >> yeah it was, it was. >> jimmy: all the big stars were there. i read about that. >> they were. [ light laughter ] and the one i was most excited -- >> jimmy: wasn't invited to that one. [ laughter ] they

nate thurman in the house. monta to wright. he throws it down. he had 20, led by one at the half.chicago dominated the start of the third quarter. carlos, he's a man! the warriors wouldn't fold. ellis to david lee. watch him finish with a reverse jam. stay within 7. into the third off the inbounds right to ellis on the alley-oop, pretty! then in the 4th seth curry taking it to the ten. two of his 23. warriors up 9. 30 seconds left. ellis with the dagger. he had 33. warriors get their biggest win of the year, 101-90 your final. what a thrill last night, cal hosting 21st ranked arizona and three overtimes for a winner. trail by 9 in the second half but jorge led them back in transition. two of his 25, a 13-3 run to put cal on top. under a minute to play, bears up 3. the strong take and the foul. 20 seconds left, momo jones. three-point play ties it. we're going to overtime. in o. t., 45 seconds left. down 2. allen crab, a sensational presence. the tough shot goes. he had 27. we had a double overtime. camp a beast. committed to number two. five seconds left. down three and more from

for the first time in ten years there were no african-american acts nomg nated.ack swan" was nominated. happy black history month, i guess. and speaking of "black swan" there are a number of woman on the "black swan" diet the way that natalie portman lost weight. and i'm sticking with the "precious" diet from last year. and usuallied a the end of the week, tradition is, we have a weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blurt things whether with they need it or not. and this week in unnecessary sensorship. >> when i just saw you, [ bleep ] colin, it on the confirmed the bro mance rumor. >> i will off camera giving him a [ bleep ]. >> seven hopefuls move closer to the idol hopefuls. >> boy, we have stepped in a fresh pile of [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> i wo have to say it could not work on the red carpet. >> that don't trump does enjoy [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ] balls. >> my grandmother's here to. >> i just [ bleep ] marky mark. >> when i saw him, [ bleep ], oh my goodness. i got so excited. because i know i'm going to be sucking that head. >> jimmy: we got a big

. >>> the brother of nate schierholtz has been sentenced to a year in contra costa jail for drunk driving. the 23-year-old pleaded no contoday in a series of collisions in danville last august. he has been in jail since those crashes happened but he will not get credit for time served. >>> a san francisco woman is suing safeway for not alerting her that she bought contaminated eggs. she and a woman from montana filed a lawsuit against the supermarket chain. both say they bought contaminated products from safeway stores. they said the company should have looked up their information to warn them. the women want people to refund people who bought contaminated products then commit to using the club card data to track down persons when there is a recall. >> the difference between 45, 55 and 16. and happy new year. that's in 2 minutes. ,,,,,,,, honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestl

and then with a couple of runners aboard nate hits one into the gap and cleared the bases. he goes to third with a triple. mark had three hits and three at bats. seven giants pitchers limited the dodgers to lee runs. it is just the second exhibition of the year but the giants are just 2-0 after this exhibition win. hey, it was the dodgers. >>> for those looking for someone to fret about when it comes to the giants this spring may have been concerned about brian wilson make -- missing a couple of workouts with a stiff back. wilson is scheduled to make his first appearance in a spring game on monday. he talked for a bit in sentences that at least make sense to him. >> i can't speak for everybody else. but i can't go out there 75%. you know, when i hit the mound i am 100%, regardless of what the radar says. and mentally i am focused and that's a game-like situation for me because it's competition. so i treat it like it would be a regular season game. >> golf and match play championship is down to its two final participants. give you the matchup when sports wrap continues. and

former warrior great nate thurman in the house. monta to wright. he throws it down. one in the half. chicago dominated the start of the third quarter. carlos, he's a man! two of his 21 bulls up 12. the warriors wouldn't fold. ellis to david lee. watch him finish with the reverse jam. stays within 7. off the inbound to ellis on the alley-oop, pretty. up one after three. curry taking it to the ten, two of had his 23. warriors up 9. 30 seconds left. he will list with the dagger. he had 33. warriors get their biggest win of the year. what a thrill last night, cal hosting 21st ranked arizona and three overtimes for a winner. trail by nine in the second half. led them back in transition. two of his 25-13 run. under a minute to play. bears up three. the take and the foul. 20 seconds left, mohr jones. three-point play ties it. going to overtime. o. t., 45 seconds left. allen crab, a sensational presence. the tough shop goes. we have a double overtime. a beast. committed to play in o. t. number two. 33 for campbell with five seconds left. down three and more from momo. he tie

interest in america are the government unions, their pac's are the largest the money they do disease natethe most. they enormously effective. >> woodruff: how do you see the public workers in your state and other states? >> two and a half years ago before the great recession took hold we were concerned in montana that we might have a downturn so, i went to the public unions and said look we're in this together, we can't accomplish the things we want to do in montana if e we are not able to pay for it. so i got them to agree, we negotiated knowing, -- no increase in salaries for the next two years, no increase in benefits, no increase in insurance benefits. they agreed. here was the deal, i praised them for doing the work that matters in mon tan, a i praised them for going first. i cut my own salary by $11,000 and then we started cutting the rest of government. i'm concerned that a chief executive like a governor or c.e.o. of a corporation, if you demagogue the people that work for you, if you say you're overpaid and under worked,, i don't think there is a c.e.o. in america that would firs