but william randolph hearst wrote a letter to his mother--once quoting, then, from mr.rst-- that if he could spend a month anywhere in the world, it would be at the ranch at san simeon. >> today, william randolph's cowboy dreams are being lived out by his gisat-grandson steve hearst. the now 80,000-acre hearst ranch is one of the largest and oldest working cattle ranches on the california coast. but when the new generation of hearsts took over, the question quickly became, how can the ranch keep thriving in the modern era? >> and it was my ranch manager cliff garrison who said, "gee, steve, it's a shame we couldn't do anything with our beef." and i said, "well, why couldn't we?" and so ultimately we started pursuing the grass-fed beef, and it fit right in with the whole conservation solution for the property. >> it's fun. it's a picnic every day. you know, we love it. it's a beautiful place and a great place to work. >> so from the shadow of their famous neighbor, the hearst ranch is stepping into the spotlight these days with their brand-w grass-fed beef operation. gra

. >> will be introducing todd and randolph in a moment. i will wait for that opportunity. >> thanks, everyone, for being here. i will be introducing todd, joanne, and randolph in a moment. i want to thank everyone for convening, particularly after fleet week, where we had another successful celebration, weekend of reflection on the remarkable sacrifice, heroism, and leadership that is shown every day by men and women in uniform. it is something that i look forward to every year, not just as the mayor of the city, but someone who has grown up in the bay area. and of course, millions around the globe are able to experience what is arguably the most fantastic demonstration of american pride. we thought it would be appropriate to piggyback this celebration with those who have returned from service, a recognition of those veterans that have done so much, provided us so much, that we need to do much more to serve ourselves. that reciprocal relationship needs to extend past at a time in uniform. one of the thing that i think we have fallen short

randolph road still closed between nevell and park lawn drive. and we're looking live at nicholson lane and nevell half a mile south of the accident. seeing extra volume for folks headed in this direction so steer clear if you can. we're telling folks to take veers mill road. on marc, service has been disrupted, closed down south of rockville station. now they are saying estimated reopening time of 6:00. we'll keep you posted. >>> larry hutchins said goodbye to his family as he left for work this morning and never returned. police are looking for the person that shot and killed him just after 6:00 a.m.in seed a department of public works lot in northeast d.c. and employees there have complained about security for sometime, haven't they, delia? >> reporter: that's right. and they security has been an issue specifically in the last three months. and there has been a surge of violence. they've asked for beefed-up security measures and haven't received it. and one problem is this wide open entry. normally the police officer is not there. but on a typ

. >> will be introducingd randolph in a moment. i will wait for that opportunity. >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm your host meg. for years, free jazz concerts have been providing entertainment in downtown san francisco. people pay local musicians to perform for lunchtime crowds. the goal is not just entertainth. people in plazas are trying to create neighborhoods. what began as a forum for performers who were paid by passing the hat has become a program that provides wide exposure and more than 500 paid gigs annually for local musicians. from july through september, people in plazas produces almost 300 free performances in the lunchtime hour. the mission of people in plazas generates social congregation. and by having these events, we encourage people to make these plazas everybody's neighborhood. >> recently, the san francisco arts commission was awarded a $ 250,000 grant for the national endowment for the arts. to establish an arts district in the central market corridor between fifth and 10th street. throughout the yearing the

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it happened at the crossing on randolph road. the man has not been identified yet and the investigation had that road blocked for some time and service on the marc brunswick line was stopped. the shuttle buses transported passengers instead and amtrak had to stay put during the investigating. >>> to chile now where miner 24 is now free. it's been 18 hours since the first miner reached the service last night. crews expect the rescue mission to wrap up later tonight. the 33 miners, you may remember, got trapped a half a mile underground on august 5th. of course, the world is watching this rescue. in fact, we want to check in and find out what is going on here in d.c. at the chilean embassy. i know they have a big screen there? people watching it? >> reporter: they sure have, shawn. you know, they put this up yesterday and they recorded and broadcast the first rescue. they left it on all night long and people have continued to come down here to the chilean embassy where they have been simulcasting tv chile, the national network of t

randolph road will be shut down fosome time. we have no time frame on this. but it will be a long one. betwee3:55 and park lawn drive. the train is now stopped on the track that also is canceling m.a.r.c. trains. that will be a big issue. elsewhere, 95 already stacked up. very heavy leaving the capital beltway. this doesn't last your entire stretch. you're in the clear as you travel aound the wood bridge stretch. if you were planning a trip across the capital beltway, both inner and outer loop already stacked up. the inner loop lineup will begin arou tyson's to silver spring. outer loop almost nearing those delays, leaving 270oward the tyson's area. once you make it into college park for inner loop drivers, there is a little good news. we start to pick up the pace. as you can see toward e top o the screen, it does slow once more in your approach to 95. >> thanks. >>> cross word puzzles and word game. we play them to canada okeep the and engaged. there is new research that protecting your mind may be as simple as putting on a pair of walking shoes. >> reporter

vehicle were rerouted around randolph road where a pedestrian was struck by a freight train. police suspect it was a suicide. the investigation delayed seral marc and amtrak trains. the brunswick line also stopped running. it should start moving within the hour. >>> police think selmore burglaries in northern virginia mabe the work of that serial burglar. as of last week, 14 in prince william county,84 in fairfax, they all had similar similarities. they at the guy may have struck in the town of vienna. several homes there were hit and in all cases, someone slit the screen of a window to get inside. this brings the potential number to more than 100. and a kensington man is charged with attempted second-degree murder. in quick the quadruple stabbing outside a college, maryland bar. the man attacked four people including three university of maryland students yesterday morning at the thirsty turtle bar. all of the victims out of the hospital now. the bar is being investigated for underage drinking. >>> now to the latest from chile where the rescue is progressing more quickly than

randolph will explain, through the gi bill, how they are now funding the gi bill. it is not about where you are from but where you are going to school. because of the high cost of living, they provide more than just about any other city college in the state. >> thank you. but i am also a marine, [inaudible] thank you, mayor. policy advisers. thank you for having us here. i served seven years in the marine corps. i am here as the president of veterans alliance. our mission has been to create a home where veterans can come in and have a school that can offer so many things to them. one of the things that we've pushed the last semester was the better the resource center. dr. griffin made that happen along with walter newman. this veteran the resource center has brought a lot of good things to veterans, such as the va right next door, the chance for veterans who do not feel comfortable going to a hospital, they feel comfortable at school, so we matched both of them. we are getting a lot of good turnaround. our mission also is to bring the veterans together in one home

we will go to case six 2010.0045c for 380-398 randolph street. >> good afternoon, commissioner. kelly andrew, department staff. i would like to propose something in the interest of time. i am here to present this case if necessary for planning assessor hayward, but the member who had it pulled from consent has had her concern answered through the project sponsor. and if you would like to hear from her again, we could perhaps do that first. otherwise, i am here and the project sponsor is here and willing to give you a presentation. >> is there public comment on agenda item 6? the individual who wished to have it pulled off calendar? >> again, i agree with the commissioner's position and i represent mission takers ministry that signed a lease with the owner september 4 and we were concerned that that property of 308 and 306 which is adjacent to property 380 would not be affected. and the owner has agreed that it would not. >> for the record, would you state your name? >> monique martin and i am a member of nation takers ministry. president miguel: thank you. >> with that, commissi

randolph. colleagues, any question ors comments? why don't we open it up to public comment. item one? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor alioto-pier? supervisor alioto-pier: motion to approve this item. chairman campos: great. so i will be supportive of that as well. if we can take that without objection. thank you very much. if you can now call item six, please. >> three-year term ending september 6, 2013. three seats and four applicants. chairman campos: great. why don't we call george lewis. mr. lewis, good morning. welcome to the rules committee. >> good morning. thank you. chair campos and board of supervisors mar and alioto-pier. this is my first opportunity to apply for a border commission appointment in san francisco, california. approximately one year ago i atened a california -- attended a california women's league workship. it was at the university of california san francisco. and the purpose of the workship was to demystify the process for women, specifically, to enter into the board or commission appointment slolingts in san francisco. -- slots in

>> will be introducing todd and randolph in a moment. i will wait for that opportunity. >> right behind me. i'm ready. good morning, everyone. good morning, good morning. thank you for coming to appear 27, one of the best ports if not the best appear in all the world. it is great to have you here as testimony of this amazing feat that we are doing. so i just want to call out a few people in addition to the dignitaries on the stage with me, and mayor gavin newsom, ed harrington, jared bloomingfeld, dean brown, and board of supervisors president david chiu as well as the port commission president, rodney fong, megan miller from senator boxer's office, the captain of this fantastic ship, a representative from metro ports, among many colleagues, many from the iowu, will travis, bruce wolfe from the regional quality control board, michele from the quality association of port authorities, captain strode from the u.s. coast guard, welcome. and many more that i'm sure did not make it onto my little card, so thank you very much for coming today.

edmund pendleton, edmund randolph, albert gallatin of pennsylvania, people like this to interact with madison and jefferson. so we were always talking about a whole configuration of individuals and groups across state lines and just trying to understand the dynamics of early american politics in any way to show that madison and jefferson found that they had to ally with one another to deal with tensions that they saw across the country when they themselves very often disputed one another in private. and you get that through the beautiful body of letters that we have of them. but yes, go ahead. >> one of the themes of the book is that madison was much more distrustful, but people than jefferson. and i wondered if he wanted to elaborate on that different than some of the differences between jefferson and madison. >> well, the new collaborative tension and we know collaborative tension. but it's a good thing. madison was less easily upset and jefferson was. jefferson -- you see -- ucd emotionality and his correspondent. sometimes madison had to quiet him down. madison had one particular

right now randolph road is back open. it was closed for most of the afternoon after a man was hit and killed by a train. according to marc's website the service has been restored on the brunswick line. >>> no doubt there are tieups here and other places too. patranya, catch us up on how things are looking. >> things are looking better in the rockville area after the roads reopen. but elsewhere in montgomery county, we're seeing delays. let's get to our live shot north of the beltway, right now it's crawling on the inner loop. this is due to an earlier crash at a greenbelt metro station that just cleared but still a 10-15 minute delay past university over to the scene. and virginia drivers, we're not for getting about you. 395 jam packed from washington boulevard past duke to the mixing bowl. no accidents, though, just a lot of volume this wednesday. >>> in tonight's consumer alert. tired of bill shock? well the fcc may soon require your wireless carrier to tell you before you run up a high bill. the federal regulators wan

knicks in paris arena the venue it was the knicks though who were ahead of me in the second anthony randolph three point putting them fit into twenty two in front then tie it to move to come back kevin love scene here martell webster both getting seventeen points and they were seventy one sixty three on top by the time webster eight. points. to minnesota lead at the end of the third but the next giant russian. that eighty eight eighty four you know. what that symbol was managed to hang on to this one hundred six to one hundred. finally the hundred fiftieth anniversary of russia's first rowing club has been held in simpatico it was built by the british and as our correspondent richard found that relations between the two countries in the sporting field still going strong. europe has played a crucial role in the cultural development of some petersburg over the last three hundred years italians took care of the architecture french was we are soccer sees language of choice but dutch gave the city's distinctive canals while the united kingdom helped set up the country's first ever rowing club one

bessey arena was the venue and it is the knicks who were ahead early in the second quarter and in randolph three point play at the new york side thirty to twenty two in front then came the timberwolves comeback kevin love scene here and martell webster claimed seventeen points and minnesota were seventy one sixty three on toss by the time webster this train quite late to the lead at the end of the said period the next giant russian to say was caused such a blast in eighty eight eighty one in the fourth district however the olds managed to hang on to win this one hundred six two hundred. staying with basketball and a press conference was held in moscow on thursday afternoon ahead of the start of the new season here in russia the professional basketball league is just one year old and the success that is with the now defunct super league is nine of the former teams will complete the season along with one look inside nizhny novgorod on the chairman of game leagues council under a vow to terms on sports minister the timing of the cost of which are optimistic about the creature like she has it.

bessey arena was the venue and it was the knicks who were ahead early in the second quarter anthony randolph a three point play at the new york side thirty two twenty eight in front pain which involves come back kevin love seeing half and martell webster both cry and seventeen points and minnesota with seventy one sixty three on top are tied webster get this three point buy into a lead of the end of the surge areas but the six giant russian and us gov cuts last eight zero eight in the fourth ranked however the temple was managed to hang on to win this one hundred six to the homeless. stay with basketball and a press conference was held in moscow on thursday afternoon ahead of the start of the new season here in russia the professional basketball league is just one year old and the successor to the now defunct super league nine of the former teams will compete this season along with one wilkie side nizhny novgorod the chairman of the new league's council under eight to ten sports minister tell mccall we're optimistic about the prevails future should. it. be aware as you can was given. it's th

that's what they're doing they're harnessing it all i ask is that you be honest about it even william randolph hearst was honest about his points of view and what he was trying to accomplish and if he can be honest even walter winchell working with mccarthy can be honest why can't they now well what i want to know too is i mean when you have let's say perhaps on the opposite spectrum ideologically you have the m.s.m. b.c. would write you know could be pushing the evil liberal agenda that's going to ruin the world but it doesn't seem to work to me they. they they can't beat out fog only because their audience is not there they're not programmed with the rip killion brain fear now who knows after after november that could switch but they're we're not we're talking about different types of people people who feel like they've been in charge for ever and somehow that's a psychologically with barack obama's election even back when bill clinton was elected i mean i think they don't rot and it just they don't like logic they don't like a reason they don't like rationale and so they do whatever they ca

southbound 29 slowing leaving randolph toward the beltway. icc work toward the beltway. you're going to find delays traveling in virginia 395 northbound, for the entire length of the interstate across the potomac. westbound is where we had the incident at the third street tunnel. look for delays on the douglas bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> storm richard is expected to lose steam today moving in guatemala and mexico. is slammed into belize over the weekend with winds of 90 miles per hour. some residents took shelter in schools because their wooden homes with tin roofs were vulnerable to the wind. >>> a tornado caught on camera in texas. several homes were damaged. there were some injuries reported, but nothing serious. >>> and this is what it looks like in portland, oregon. winter storm warnings in effect and high surf warnings have been issue add long the coast. >>> nine months after the devastating earthquake in haiti, another emergency there. a cholera outbreak has reportedly killed some 250 peoplere fears it co

no problems reported on 29 leaving randolph road headed out towards four corners. 270 on the top side, slowing briefly at 109. no trouble spots to report coming across the american legion bridge. 66 coming in from centreville, volume increasing as you travel east of 28 continuing in towards 7100. you will find lanes are open leaving 50 to 123. traffic is starting to slow now coming across the occoquan as you exit out of woodbridge. no other problems reported on 395 between the beltway and the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> all i knew of karim was he was a loving, deeply spiritual man who wouldn't hurt a soul. i'm sorry for the family and the community for such a great loss. >> the vigil for a man who died in police custody after a report that he was asking strange. karim abdul aly. was arrested two week ago, struggled with officers, was tasered and died four days later. >> roz plater spoke one on one with his niece about what happened and who the victim was. >> reporter: let's talk first, for those of us who didn't know your uncle, what do you wa

historical figures, philadelphia has ben franklin, we have william randolph hearst. >> and sandoval is the panda and flying hawaiian. tied 3-3, category 7, epic television shows, the streets of san francisco against, it's funny in philadelphia. danny devito against carl mauldin. you can't beat a young michael douglas, san francisco takes the series 4-3. >> now to golf, the tours are in the bay area this weekend. first round leader had the blade working round 2. 13 under seeking his first tour win. ladies at the challenge in blackhawk after a 11 under par 61, britney imploded with 15 shots more than she needed. >>> we've got nascar in prime time here on abc7. mike shumann will have giants' highlights tonight at 11:00 p.m. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30. tight races in the homestretch brings political celebrities to the state. and more californians are foregoing the polls and mailing in their ballots. how that could affect who wins mmmm. you n't love me anore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. right. mmm... i worry about

. >> after the practice, the blackhawks, some of the guys heading over to geo's on randolph.tossing not to the liking. but everyone had a good time. the big question: how much pizza do hockey players eat? >> more than you would think. more than i should have. i try to watch my weight and diet. but everyone wants to indulge every once in a while. >> i need to pack the weight on, so eating pizza is good. some of the guys need to lay off the deep dish pizzas. they're pretty delicious. >> they sure are. lots of carbs in that. >>> a deal close to head randy moss back to minnesota. finally, the nascar circuit coming to charlotte in a couple weeks. but there is a slight problem. the charlotte motor speedway is a giant pothole. it's a sink hole. the results of recent rains. the speedway also built on a landfill so the guys have a bit of work to do before the bank of america 500 in a couple weeks. >> thousand dollar pothole there. >> thanks. >> that's the news for this tuesday night. i'm micah materre. >> and i'm mark suppelsa. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. it's great. i

we have william randolph hearse. founding father beats out publishing giant. the flying hawaiian, edge to the panda. ee got his own line of headgear. tied 3-3. we head to decisive category 7. epic television shows. the streets of san francisco against it's always sunny in philadelphia. >> get a job? >> yes. >> a job and fire off with the job land. >> danny devito against karl malden. it's all san francisco. you can't beat michael douglas with a show on basic cable. san francisco takes the series 4 4-. >> although it's only funny was fun if we're looking at the clips. texas leads 5-0 in game one. little golf. pga and lpga tours are in the bay area this weekend. first round leader had the blade a lurking. birdie putt on 16. six under 65. 13 under par seeking his first tour win in eight years and up by three strokes. now, the ladies are in blackhawk for the celebrity challenge. yesterday we showed you brittany lipscomb. 61 yesterday. today, imploded. 76. she's dropped way down. >> that's the beauty of golf. isn't it? >> yeah. >> thanks very much. let's get anothe

we have the william randolph hearst founding father beats out publishing giant.anda. shane is the flying hawaiian. if evenly to the panda. own line of headgear. tied 3-3 we head to decisive category 7. epic television show. the streets of san francisco against it's always sunny in philadelphia. fichlt get a job? if fair off the job list. >>reporter: danny against karl? it is all san francisco. you can't beat a young michael douglas with a show on basic cable. san francisco takes the series 4-3. >> we'll see how it goes tomorrow. now for some golfing. pga and lpga tours if the bay area this weekend at the fry.com open. working today. birdie on 13. sick under 65. rocco 13 under seeking first if win in eight years and up by 3 stroke. the ladies at the cvs blackhawk after 11 under par 61 yesterday. britney the imploded with 4 over 76. 15 shot more than she needed yesterday brutal putting today. him if ladies at 10 under. what a difference a day makes. >> that's golf. >> she was very nervous and never played after shooting a 60. never should have done that before. >>

delays at randolph road. inbound new york avenue.y as you continue up toward the traffic light at west virginia montana where the lights are flashing red and green. so, that's complicating your commute through northeast washington. route one still waiting for the water to recede from the right lane there. also, new hampshire, we had a tree down as well. don't forget about the vre. the suspension of service on their manassas line. vre manassas line suspended until further notice due to wires down across the highway. vre tell us train 610 and 601 about 20 minutes late. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> julie, thanks. get ready for another big rally in downtown washington. this time, it is sponsored by one nation working together. it is an umbrella organization of about 400 groups ranging from the naacp to the all of cio. the goal is to bring a diverse mix of americans together and to put the issue of poverty, jobs and education in the spotlight. joining us this morning, stephanie brown, the national field director for

this is between randolph and the springs. and we're telling folks to get around this by using the drive. and finally on i-66, headed westbound are the traffic cameras, just going crazy. we were going to tell you, no accidents reported. but it will be heavy for them. anita, back to you. >> thank you, patranya. >>> coming up at 5:30, three members of the university of maryland fraternity, stabbed in a college park bar fight. spilling into the street. topper? >> another warm day across the metro area. we'll take you out to temperatures now. some folks, they broke a record. temperatures are still in the 80s. pretty much 84 down in fredericksburg. 80 downtown. we'll come back and talk about big changes on the way. >>> in ft. hood texas, survivors of the worst shooting ever on the u.s. military base come here to testify. but there's a delay. that story coming up. woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync