st. francis, with a sense of gratitude and neutral respect. the we black, white, brown, or red, we are all god's children. mavis in vacation -- may this invocation be accepted and the record show that in the city of st. francis, black history 2012 celebrated in truth the contribution, culture, and history of african-americans, and their contributions to this nation and to this great city. let us say a man. -- amen. >> thank you, reverend dyson. ok. with that, we are going to move to the next item on the agenda, which is the singing of "lift every voice and sing," the negro national anthem. it is in your program. the words in your program. we are only going to sing the first stanza. we are not going to sing all three versus of it. in your program. please stand. >> everyone join in with singing the national anthem, "lift every voice and sing," by james weldon johnson. ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring rang with the harmony of liberty let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies let it resume armed -- resound loud as th

st. francis over loyola.cond game of the night, number three john carroll, and john carroll's jared jones with the basket and draws the foul. great game in this one. two-point final. running the break to perfection for john carroll. and never touching the wood on the entire fast break. 6-0 run. tyrus fleet from the corner for three. and good. and then john carroll back in front in the second half. it's ge geffen off the glass. those two were big as john carroll wins 58-56. busy weekend for danica patrick who will drive in her first-ever daytona 500 on sun but won't wait until sunday to get rolling in daytona. patrick will drive tomorrow at the track. today she won the pole position for the season opening nationwide series race at daytona. patrick becomes the first woman to win a pole position in a nationwide series race in 18 years. >> i'm just happy that i could turn the wheel and push the pedal down and start on the pole. >> sometimes it's just that simple. the forecast never that simple. tom tasselmyer wil

st. francis. two-hand slam. it was that kind of a game for st. cis, dominant at both ends of the court. the strip and the lay-up as st. francis beats loyola. second game of the night. john carroll. many jared jones. as he goes to the basket. three boupsed passes off the glass. from the corner. delivers on the perfect jump shot. carroll has just enough to get back in front. carroll with the win. 58-r56. i'm gerry sandusky. home your weekend is off to a fantastic start. >> 5:56. 40 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead to our next hour. >> opponents of same sex marriage aren't backing down. we'll tell you about their plan to take the issue to voters. >> something stinks here in harford county. i'm lowell melzer. i'll tell you all about it coming up. >> gusty winds and snow showers to the west. the insta-weather plus forecast just ahead. >> good morning. welcome to "11 news saturday morning." i'm jennifer franciotti. >> and i'm lisa robins

st. francis was established. at that time, they were only -- but then, in the year 1849, gold was discovered, and people came from all over the world. but there were so many italians, the italians went to st. francis, but after a while, they closed the spanish, and the mexicans go out, and they went to the other side of north beach and bought the land to establish our lady of guadalupe church. then, in 19006, we had the earthquake -- in 1906, we had the earthquake, and our lady guadalupe was destroyed, but a priest made a new one of concrete. then, we have our lady guadeloupe and st. francis -- they became famous because they started to say, "if you have not visited north beach, you." later on, more italians came. in 1924, they opened st. peter and paul. the thing is, mexicans, they love their church. in the year 1950, there was a tornado right in front of the church that destroyed the neighborhood. at the moment, this church is for sale, and we are going to lose part of the history. do not allow this, and do not

st. francis was established. at that time, they were only -- but then, in the year 1849, gold was discovered, and people came from all over the world. but there were so many italians, the italians went to st. francis, but after a while, they closed the spanish, and the mexicans go out, and they went to the other side of north beach and bought the land to establish our lady of guadalupe

st. francis high school in cupertino. [applause] next is sharon shapiro. she is one of the finest performers in the history of women's collegiate gymnastics. as a freshman at ucla she won major titles in all four major events as well as the all round. the feat has never been duplicated. she finished with two n.c.a.a. all-around titles and was inducted into the ucla hall of fame in 1999. sharon shapiro. [applause] jake t. snow earned 2 golden gloves. he spent nine of those years with the giants when he became the top defensive player in the major leagues. prime -- prior to being drafted by the yankees, he played at the university of arizona. j.t. snow. [applause] j.j. stokes established himself as one of the most dynamic wide receivers in the history of football during his career at ucla. after earning honors as a sophomore, he exploded for 17 touchdowns as a junior and earned first-team all-american honors. his 17 touchdowns and 28 first career are ucla records. he played nine years at the nfl including eight with the 49ers. j.j.

st. francis and john carroll defense. in white, the steal. daequan cook. michael warren, nice finish. justin jennifer for 3. stokes stepback 3. we had a foul called. jones hits a game winning free throws. john carroll advances 43-41. a packed house in hartford. -- hareford. rider. threeing is believing. the aquille carr show. dubbed crime stoppers. carr registered 30 points. patterson winds over hereford. 3 games left for the terps. a season of low expectations. it has been better than expected. they contended. georgia tech. knocking down at 3. mosely had 4 threes in the first half. second half. maryland in front by a point. there comes the shot. brandon reid knocks down the big three. georgia tech win 63-61. a busy day in college lacrosse. towson visiting loyola. mike sawyer is doing what coaches love. through the wickets it goes. 2-0 loyola. mcguire had a pair. hounds on the fastbreak. jp dalton, big shot good. hounds win 13-6. navy hosting north carolina. it was a breezy and annapolis. the second quarter, taylor reynolds. navy leading 5-2. pat derkin behind the net. 6-2 navy, but c

st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today.olterra was an etruscan capital centuries before christ. within its wall, the town's rustic center offers an evocative tuscan charm. and san marino -- all 24 square miles of it -- is unique in that it's still an independent country. while novel today, tiny two-bit dukedoms like this were once the norm. medieval italy -- like most of europe before the rise of modern nation states -- was a collection of independent, little san marino-style city states -- many of them no more than fortified towns on hills.

st. francis for our seniors and our nutrition programs and families. i think we have a lot of challenges right now. we are still in the midst of the great recession. we all know way too many folks who are struggling in a minimum wage jobs pirouette of folks who have been laid off at work. i think as a city, we need to do much better at creating an environment where we have more jobs and more economic development. i know that all of us are committed to ensuring that we have a budget that not only provides basic city services that we have come to expect but make sure that we take care of our most vulnerable. whether it be our at-risk use, our seniors, are disabled, our working families, folks who are out of work. i know something that every public servant who is here is committed to. adding with all come together as a board, as a city. we should come together as san franciscans, and, colleagues, at this time, i hope, and i asked that we unanimously vote for ed lee to be our next mayor. this is also a historic day for the asian-american community. for a c

st. francis better. whenever our socio-economic background, culture, race, gender, sexual orientation, a belief system order religious tradition. bless his staff and all that work alongside him in his important mission for our common good. bless him with comfort and easy answers. bless him with anger at injustice, oppression, and exploitation of people, so he will work for restorative justice, always remembering those without a voice or power in our society. to this end, blessed george with the foolishness to think that he can make a difference in this world so that he will do the things that others will tell him cannot be done. george, correct my spanish afterwards, please. [speaking spanish] amen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the san francisco bay men's chorus. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> good morning. are you awake? [laughter] i like to welcome everyone for coming to market is very important day for the city and its infrastructure. i am from the department of public works. our agency is re

st. francis. >> they were very moved by it, they were crying. >> they were contacted shortly after the report of the law that impact of the couple. >> how touched the sisters were, and how much we would love to help. anyone else in the family that like to come and join us for dinner one night. >> she was indicted and jailed for being a white woman impregnated by a black man. >> in some ways, it was overwhelming. i literally got choked up and i can't imagine they went through, knowing what she was going through. >> they had to visit johnny for nearly two years. >> it was her child, and i can't fathom what that was like for her. >> photos give a bit of the facility's history. it was constructed in 1917, the funds the sister's bed for in boston, philadelphia, and baltimore. >> i had never seen an african- american child born and grew up in maine. she was still concerned about them after they left. >> of the child was able to go into either a foster home or adoption. >> they took us on a tour of the facility. caution this is the area that the babies and the toddlers were kept. >> of the orphanage

st. francis, we have always said officers to translates. now it is the influx of the hispanic community and the asian community. it is our goal and our world that we will have somebody available to translate, to make this a safe city, to make people feel comfortable being here, to make it able for people to report crimes. it is unanimous policy of the commission and the police department. we will not discriminate against anybody because they do not speak the language. that is absolutely wrong and has been happening for years. next item, please. clerk: item 9, adjournment. president mazzucco: before we adjourn, we'll just learned that the mayor and the supervisors will honor our own commissioner turman, who will be honored with 10 other black san franciscans for living the legacy, the human rights commission, the san francisco police commission, and he has been chosen. he will be honored on valentine's day, february 14. [applause] so we now move to adjourn. all in favor? >> this is one of the museum's longest art interest groups. it was foun

st. francis of assisi would. they are staying on the course that they are set upon. that is not martin's growth. so you have this movement. >> i want to also take a stab at that. king is like me. there are men of their generation. so, they have clay feet just like everybody else. martin king was the exception of sexism. if you asked the great civil rights lawyer and later priests, thurgood marshall, they all prevented from excelling at howard university law school. sexism said jane crowe instead of jim crowe. this is why it was called movement. pushing the boundaries. it was jim crowe, but these women knew there were jane crowe. then other people came along and said, if two men or two women or whatever, the boundaries of democracy should be for everybody. everybody has entitled to the right to live in a democracy. and the boundaries get pushed. clearly ella baker said this about king and all black preachers. they were used to being in control. they were the spokesman for the community. you know, you ask every black preacher who really runs a church and they will tell

st. francis yacht club. we have 450 members. we are a small business, a nonprofit corporation. are substantial -- we are a substantial rent-paying tenant of the port of san francisco. we are already seeing the jobs creation and economic development we were all hoping to see. most clubs are experiencing declining membership. many are even closing down. in spite of the fact we do not have a team in the competition, and in this tough economic climate, are small business is doing great. we have nearly 200 union and nonunion employees, most of whom are minorities, who rely on us for their livelihood. we are already hiring local employees in anticipation of the cup. since the host city agreement was approved by this board, and we have experienced substantial growth in our membership. you can see from this chart that our new membership grew 69% last year. i attribute most of this growth to the america's cup. our club is a leading indicator for the path to economic stimulus and local jobs creation that we see. are city desperately needs this type of stimulus and jobs creation. our smal

st. francis of isissi wouldn't fit that, but many people woorks a -- would, but it's -- >> i'm going to take a stab at it. king is like maize, like thurman, men of their generation have clay feet just like everybody else. martin king was an exception to sexism. if you asked women, they all kept her from excelling in law school. as pauly said, jane crow, instead of jim crow, was all around. and part of the movement was pushing the movement -- this is why it was called movement -- pushing further than the bounds that people wanted to go. it was jim crow, but these women also knew they were jane crow. then other people came along and said, if two men or two women or whoever, the boundaries of democracy should be for everybody. everybody is entitled to the right to live democracy. and so the boundaries get pushed. but clearly, king -- ella baker said this about king and all black preachers. they were used to being in control. they were the spokesman for the community. but, you know, you ask that black preacher who really runs the church, don't make the deacons mad. you can make deacons mad, but

st. francis something corridor gardens. and this is a type of entrance where the entrance is the gap between the buildings, you know? quite deliberately developed, and near my office, i go by it all the time. probably in 20 years, i have seen three or four people go up the stairs. it must be some other, you know, elevator from the garage or something like that that everyone uses. and this serves a kind of symbolic function. i think that is not uncommon and i think we'll see other examples of that. >> it's odd because it's on the corner and it creates a leech from the street inward. i prefer closed corners. >> i think it's hideous. >> that is a whole other thing-- >> it's terrible. it has all of this junk and it has tremendously strong focus on nothing. and it's overly complex and then it's got all of this junk out on the street, what can we do? what can we do? nothing, huh? >> shall we not mention the architect's name. >> i think it had a water feature. >> it still is does. >> i see it now. >> one more element. >> originall