st. anthony's. and larry zito has chosen to affiliate with st. anthony's is his philanthropic efforts here in san francisco. he was involved in serving the 37 millionth meal. he has supported st. antony's throughout. he sent us this note today. he is in some pretty intense workouts, which i think we will all appreciate come april. we want that, right? he is in pre-spring training, but in peak work out a form. he will be here during the season to serve meals and to be part of st. anthony's. i will read part of what he wrote. he says, and want to congratulate the st. anthony's foundation on this historic day in san francisco. i regret that i am and able to join in person today as you serve the last re in the original dining room. i had the honor of serving the 37 millionth -- as intent and is, and i served it to a veteran. a quarter of st. antony's guests each day are our veterans who have proudly served our country. i find at st. anthony's provides nunnelee great food but offers hope and inspiration for the people of san francisco who are facing ec

st. anthony's. i am excited to see a brand-new building, but also the same hearts to go into that have always been here. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much. speaking of hearts, many of you are today volunteering with us. and every year, roughly 10,000 volunteers come and give of their time and served meals, help out in our clothing program, our clinic, and our various programs. but at the core of what we do each day in the dining room are our regular volunteers. men and women who, for years to come in every day of the week -- some have a monday, some have a wednesday. they come in every week on that day, and they surf. they greet our guests. there's some of the most constant sources of hope and inspiration for our guests. many of our regular volunteers have been with us for 15 years and over, and we're so grateful for them. i know that as we embark on this new adventure, saying goodbye to the original dining room is also a sad tug on their hearts. but we're bringing for the spirit

st. anthony's. not only are the meals important, but it really is the spirit and connections that people get when they come to a center like this. it is warm, friendly, people open themselves up for dialogue. and quality of life and then becomes something that is mutually talked about. i am thrilled to join here. i do not see it as anything negative today, just because it is colorado maybe the last meal served here for now, but it is won that excites me for the new chapter of st. anthony's. the new head of mercy housing is doug schumacher, who came as the head of our mayor's office of housing. i know he will be heading up a building this wonderful housing complex, along with the ground floor meal center that you have here, while you take care temporarily of the serving of meals to people who really need them and want them and good, wholesome food that has always been at the heart of the expression of love and support at st. anthony has. i am also proud to share the stage was someone like larry baird

st. anthony's. >> st. anthony's. >> how big a college is it? >> 250 all graduate students and 50 fellows and they do international relations, so it's sort of right up my street and i thought this would be too good an opportunity to miss so i'm moving over there for a few years. >> you were at oxford to get, what, your masters or your doctorate? >> yeah, i went there and i did something like a two-year degree and i flirted with politics, political science and i scuttled back to history and that's really my field and i did a doctorate in the british in india. >> oxford has how many colleges? >> 33 i think. i should know this, i think it's 33. >> what's the biggest? the >> i think it may be new college which in spite of its name is one of the oldest ones. >> and is st. anthony's one of the smallest? >> it is one of the smallest. and it's all graduates. >> when will you start? >> the end of june. >> are you goingwrite? >> i hope both. i hope they'll let me do a bit of teaching which i would love to do and, yes, i want to keep on writing. i like wri

st. anthony's. as we wrap up our press conference today, i just want to display for you, this is our final tourre for service today. and then it will go on display. this will be the inaugural tray for our new dining room at st. anthony's in 2014. meantime, we will fill it with that final $5 million for the capital campaign. off we go. [applause] thank you. >> for those of you who would like the opportunity -- >>ç good afternoon. today. i am phil ting. çwe are happy to announce the first audit of foreclosure records in the state of california. what we startedç with, we have been facingç this foreclosure crisis for a number of years. little by little, we had çtaxpayers come in who were either refinancing or pursue foreclosures, and wanted our assistance in looking at their çdocuments and county land records. historically, the process we have in california is a non- judicial foreclosure process. çyou do not need to go to court if you do not want to. what developed quite a while ago, beforeç sec

st. anthony's. as we wrap up our press conference today, i just want to display for you, this is our final tourre for service today. and then it will go on display. this will be the inaugural tray for our new dining room at st. anthony's in 2014. meantime, we will fill it with that final $5 million for the capital campaign. off we go. [applause] thank you. >> for those of you who would like the opportunity -- >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving

st. anthony's in oxford? >> i start technically at the beginning of july. i'll spend the summer moving. >> what is the average age of students that come to the 250-person graduate school? >> they would be that have done the four years of university, 21, 22, 23, sometimes we get older students. st. anthony's gets students that are working at the foreign office in london and they take a year and think and write and do whatever they want. >> what's the next book? >> i will do a little book on the uses and abuses of history, because i think history is used and often misused -- >> by? >> by a lot of people. by nationalist leaders that try to create histories where their people have been always right and other people are wrong. to religious leaders who create histories of potential enemies enemies which i don't think necessarily exist and states member and states people who use history saying we must do this now because look what happened in the past when someone didn't do something similar. that's my next project and one day i will do something on yalta. >> you

st. anthony's foundation senior housing. i just helped with the strategic plan for the tenderloin neighborhood developed a corporation, the next four years of strategic planning, what they are going to be doing for the neighborhood. i am also the co-founder of the review center that deals with street youth, people who are homeless. i am the co-founder of that organization. so i actually have extensive dealings with the population, because i actually worked for the city. when a word for the city, i did outreach to the homeless through the public health department. and i tried to get people into -- well, technically people under 18 are considered minors, so there would have to find housing or be returned back home. so the idea is to emancipate them. you're dealing with people in transition. yes, i do have a lot of expertise. supervisor kim: thank you. i see no further questions. >> all right, thank you. supervisor kim: at this time, we will open it up for public comment. police lineup if you would like to speak on behalf of th

that from st anthony's college x. at oxford university believes that opposition groups are jacking coffee and are supplying may soon find themselves isolated the external based office ition which is largely supported by external players and doesn't have natural constituencies in syria may be completely sidetracked in the seat six six point plan i think that's a positive development. that the plan actually specifically says that the opposition should enter into dialogue with the regime and i'm not i'm wondering if that was not. placed there to maybe sidetrack the external opposition who have not been able to get their act together and increasingly are it seems being represented by the muslim brotherhood russia is clearly taking the lead efforts to create some time and space for the syrian government to move along with reforms that initiated last spring and of course it's supported heavily by a number of developing countries particularly with the brics even some regional players like iran so it's very critical in fact t

st. anthony's. >> work eight hours a day and you get money. >> in the middle of the night, 17-year-old runawayed from the county jail. three nights ago, he had been arrested for possession of a deadly weapon, but the charges were dismissed. while josh was incarcerated, his girlfriend annie bought him the one thing he'd wanted since did they had arrived in san francisco. ♪ they decide to celebrate. >> i have a guitar. let's go get drunk! >> their plan to leave town is delayed. josh's mother is on her way to visit. >> yeah. i got the guitar. i can leave right now but i'm going to wait for my mom. >> good job. you're going to get us all arrested. >> hey, man, do you have a cigarette? >> tara and brian make their way to one of the local shelters. this is where they go almost every day to get a hot meal and to spend some time indoors. run by an organization called larkin street, the center provides a safe space for runaways along with other services. most of the runaways on haight street are familiar with larkin. while brian and tara are looking for a long-term home, stephanie and her friends have

st. james place and get a room. >> james and anthony have earned enough money to share a room at a low cost downtown hotel. >> we are now at st. james inn. >> 22-year-old runaway bam and 19-year-old teanna met on the streets and are now in a relationship. bam is determined to get teanna off the streets before her baby is due. she is five months pregnant. bam isn't the father, but he is willing to hustle for money to better their situation. he's come up with a plan to pose as an attendant at a nearby parking lot. drivers will then give him money for a parking spot. >> you go right over here to where the parking spot is, the parking lot and after 10:00, the guy leaves right there and all the cars that come through to get a parking spot will pay you $5 to get a parking spot. >> bam has a list of ways he can earn good money fast. he prepares crack to be sold and also deals other kinds of drugs. >> go to the southside, cook some dope up for my home boy. a bunch of illegal stuff. was making? probably not much, about $500 a week. and then past this week, it's just went downhill because i've been w

st. mary's, one game and they both went home. stanford is in the tournament, the mit and josh owens. anthony, jhonny dawkins for the 25th time this year is a winner. stanford, 74-64. they move onto thursday's championship game. and their opponent will be minnesota, which outlasts washington 68-67. gophers are only 6 and 12 in conference play, that being the big-10. stanford, minnesota, finals on thursday. of and it's the first time two sisters have been all-americans in the same season. never happened before. the sisters, pretty darn good. all-americans. i'll say it again, first time ever two sisters, same season, all-americans. as a chef we are always committed to our suppliers... you know, those farmers, those foragers, those fishermen... for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passionate about the same thing. they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding new customers, or, a new location for my next restaurant. when we all come together, my restaurants, my partners, and the community amazing things happen. to me

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anthony. >>> and it's a special st. patrick's day for the duchess of cambridge.ping out for her first solo military engagement and she's getting ready for another big royal first that we'll be talking about. >>> but tom llamas has more. let's say good morning to him. >> the soldier suspected of killing 16 afghan villagers is back in the united states. john yang is live at the fort levavenwort leavenworth, kansas. he's in solitary confinement in a pretile detention center. he's awaiting formal charges in relation to that shooting rampage that left 16 gachb civilians dead, including women and children. he's being describe as a loving husband and father of two young children of his own. he's a career military man. this was his fourth deployment overseas, his first to afghanistan. in three previous tours in iraq, his attorney says, he suffered a traumatic head injury when a vehicle he was in hit an ied and he lost part of a foot in combat. his attorney suggests that he may be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and says that that could play a role in his de

anthony davis added a jam off an offensive rebound as the cats won 79 hp 49. >>> in nhl hockey, st.ouis ativan kufr. it was scoreless into the -- burrows drilled one off the pads of the goalie. vancouver added an empty net goal for a 2-0 win. they now lead the nhl in points. >>> whether we return, runway rampage. a driver of an suv triggers a security scare at a philadelphia airport. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., afternoon rain, 59. atlanta, isolated thunderstorms, 76. detroit, rain, 54. denver, you're going to see some morning snow, 35. and seattle, 47. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. another round of dangerous tornado-producing storms is expected in the midwest and south today. the area is still recovering from a tornado blitzed this week that killed 13 people. and classes resume today at chardon high school in ohio for the first time since monday's shooting. the alleged gunman, 17-year-old t.j. lane, is expected to be charged as an adult. >>> the head of the fbi is warning that cyber crime is on i