st. joseph the worker class. if you're interested in finding out about the st. rtunities or housing opportunities that are available to you, meet me in the program's classroom right now for st. joseph, the worker. >> and instantly harrington's laughing. i'm wondering, who is this guy? >> i'm officer solomon. i'm the program coordinator here for tent city. okay. come on up, guys. >> officer solomon had this radio voice, so when we first met him and he started talking to us, we were all thinking, like, this guy must have done something in radio and he actually did. >> many people, of course, ask me, you know, when they hear my voice, you know, officer solomon, you have that voice and face for radio. get it, face for radio? anyway, and yes i was in radio for many years, and i did a little tv. did a little radio. loved it. as i would sit in the studio, you know, and as i would be front selling and back selling songs, that was the latest by def leopard, coming up around the corner, we have more of your favorite rock music and more of your requests coming up with me th

st. joseph's south of market neighborhood at the church. >> i know people that grew up and also buried at church. >> today it is empty. now just another big empty san francisco church in need of a new life. >> i thought it was so amazing, but it was sad that it had not been touched for 25 years. >> rick bought the nearly building three years ago. he is working with a developer to remake this hifk landmark. st. joseph's was closed after the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. >> what we decided to do is approve it as an office building. >> it's 22,000 square foot of office space and restaurant. the building will be broad up to modern codes. cost is what keeping churches from beiestored. >> to rehabilitate a building is abou $17-19 million. >> st. joseph's is numberof one of buildings all over the city they hope can be saved. >> a building like that removes it from the vacant width that creates activity within a community. it's far more valuable be lie vacant. >> this was built back in 1915. it's an iorta arctectal landma. >> this isne of two wood-flamed domes in the city of san francisco. >> they

st. joseph's is empty, stripped of its sacred shrines.y san francisco church in need of a new life. >> i thought it was so amazing, but it was sad that it had not really been touched for 25 years. >> chris foley bought the nearly 100-year-old building three years ago. he's working with developer brian spears to remake this historic landmark. st. joseph's was closed after the 1989 earthquake because it failed to meet seismic standards. >> the technology companies and the market getting so hot, what we decided do is got it approved as an office building. >> the plans call for 22,000 square feet of office space and a restaurant. the exterior will be restored and the building brought up to modern codes. cost is what most often keeps churches from being restored. >> to rehabilitate a building like this is about $17 million to $19 million. >> st. joseph's is just a number of church buildings all over the city preservationists hope can be saved. >> the adaptation of a building like that that removes it from the vacant list that creates activity

st. joseph's is empty, stripped of its sacred shaw ryans. need of a new life. >> i thought it was so amazing, but it was sad that it had not really been touched for 25 years. >> chris foley bought the nearly 100-year-old building three years ago. he's working with developer brian spears to remake this historic landmark. st. joseph's was closed after the 1989 earthquake because it failed to meet seismic standards. >> the technology companies and getting so hot, what we decided do is got it approved as an office building. >> the plans call for 22,000 square feet of office space and a restaurant. the exterior will be restored and the building brought up to modern codes. cost is what most often keeps churches from being restored. >> to rehabilitate a building like this is about $17 million to $19 million. >> st. joseph's is just a number of church buildings all over the city preservationists hope can be saved. >> the adaptation of a building like that that removes it from the vacant list that creates activity around and within a community or a n

st. joseph's is empty, stripped of its sacred shrines.nother big, empty san francisco church in need of a new life. >> i thought it was so amazing, but it was sad that it had not really been touched for 25 years. >> chris foley bought the nearly 100-year-old building three years ago. he's working with developer brian spears to remake this historic landmark. st. joseph's was closed after the 1989 earthquake because it failed to meet seismic standards. >> the technology companies and the market getting so hot, what we decided do is got it approved as an office building. >> the plans call for 22,000 square feet of office space and a restaurant. the exterior will be restored and the building brought up to modern codes. cost is what most often keeps churches from being restored. >> to rehabilitate a building like this is about $17 million to $19 million. >> st. joseph's is just a number of church buildings all over the city preservationists hope can be saved. >> the adaptation of a building like that that removes it from the vacant list that c

st. joseph's medical center. a spokesperson for the hospital set until we were contacted by wbal, we were unaware of her diagnosis. we are saddened to learn of her breast cancer diagnosis and offer our prayers for her successful recovery. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> in south florida, this is what they are dealing with. along the coastal areas, winds are gusting to 40 miles an hour. tropical storm force winds already hitting southwest florida. there are catching the western side of it, torrential rains down in south florida. we may have to deal with some version of that up here beginning sunday night and going into monday. the weather pattern is relatively quiet. a little cloudy and foggy at times today and temperatures warmer than normal. it averages 64. 61 degrees below, 90 degrees warmer than average for this part of october. 59 in easton, 64 on the coast at ocean city and 50 in the western maryland mountains. look at the cloud cover going into early tomorrow

st. joseph's closed after 1989 loma prieta earthquake failing to meet standards. >> this is technology companies getting so bought. >> the plans called for 22,000 square feet of a restaurant. the building will be brought up to modern codes. cost is often what keeps churches from being restored. >> rehabilitating like this is 17ses today $19 million. >> st. joseph's just one of a number of buildings all over the city preservationists hope can be saved. >> adaptation of a building like that removing it from the vacant lift that creates activities around a neighborhood is more value labl. >> the second church of christ scientist was built back in 1915 this is an important landmark. >> one of two with a trust system domed in the city of san francisco. >> and this man is planning to turn this church into four residential eunice. >> this is going to be three multi level residential units on the ground floor and one up here in the dome. >> neighbors fought to keep the building from being torn down. >> we prefer the building stayed as a church and unfortunately the congregation is getting smaller there.

st. joseph will only administrator the vaccine for anyone over the age of 9. children 9-17 must have a parent or guardian present or signature. >>> komen race for the cure is coming up, taking place in hunt valley in just about two weeks. there is time to sign up, we want you to join us every year. thousands run and walk to raise awareness and raise money for breast cancer treatment and research. job the komen race takes place sunday october 21st in hunt valley. register by calling this number 410433 race. or always log on to komen md.org/2012. >>> we are starting to think pink all month long at abc 2. we are partnering with the university of mailed green bomb cancer center for a think pink house call segment. medical experts will be in our studios to take calls and answer questions that you may have about breast cancer, they will be available from 5:00 until 6:30 tonight. >>> attorneys for the jerry sandusky sex abuse case are expected to meet with a judge today to discuss tomorrow's sentenci hearing. the former assistant coach was convicted of child sex abus

st. joseph's medical center. one thing we'll touch on is diabetes and other health related issues.va gonzalez, you're from the diabetes center. let's talk about diabetes and how baby boomers, how does that affect them. >> it affects them in that they are at higher risk not just because of the aging process, but obesity is driving the pref lense of type 2 and there are a lot of things we can do to inform people who are coming to the event but it is just important to know that those two things combined are definitely increasing the pref lense that we see for type 2. >> how does diet play a role in type 2 diabetes? >> diet is one of the most important factors that can contribute to your weight, so you know, a lot of what we do is provide support and education in terms of what are the best things to look for in a healthy diet, what are the best things to avoid. we're always helping people to read labels because it is confusing and sometimes there are too many things on there, so we devote a whole class for that. nutrition in terms of what should i do if i eat out a lot? what are the be

st. joseph hospital emergency room. a gun shot wound to his leg and a cut to his arm and out there quite a whileeforize, ah, maybe out and help this guy. the crazy thing is, this guy darius is not cooperating with the kokomo police department on this investigation. so now all they can really do is look for the driver of the car who dropped this guy off. >> how did he think he was shot? just -- i don't know. i was walking down the street. >> yeah. not cooperating means, not cooperating. so i don't think this guy's giving much information. >>> a small town gets a special appearance from some big stars. but the question is -- why? >> yeah, why. >> find out who had the crowd going wild on "right this minute." >>> and just a normal day hanging with the lions, and then -- >> oh, boy. >> oh! whoa. >> see the sneakthetic what appears on the surface to be an understated example of unequaled american achievement, is actually an extremely sophisticated apparatus of goodness and flavor, bonded together by a perfectly aged, all natu

st. joseph's state tries to extend a four-game winning street against the aggies at spartan stadium. the homecoming game starts at 1:00 this afternoon. 17th-ranked stanford is in los angeles today to take on number seven usc at 12:30 and it's the california golden bears at washington state 7:30 tonight. >>> some rare memorabilia all connected to the white house. just ahead, a look at some presidential items sold at auction. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, closed captioning brought to you by sleep train, wishing you a fun and safe halloween. [ train whistle blows ] rescued 22 people from a bot that s >>> a look at this morning's top stories, the coast guard rescued 22 people from a boat that started sinking near alcatraz in the san francisco bay last night. passengers who were attending a bachelor party on the boat described feeling a big jolt just before the boat started taking on water. they're all fine this morning. >>> the oakland police department cracking down on its own. they're calling for the firings of two officers and disciplinary action against 42 others. some of

st. joseph michigan next with rains pounding the appear there and in the meantime a beautiful fall colorslukes picture here and that is a beautiful shot i will tell you with all of this wind we know the fall colors are on a time schedule here and a limited one at that. and even a little bit warmer we had wind gusts to 40 mi. per hour today in some areas. you can almost see this system right here marking the leading edge of the cool air high pressure behind it. these are going to pass across the area and they will be gone by morning. this is the big deal out to the west, the rains have been hammering lust vegas today. there was actually flooding in that area. we look at the three-dimensional structure of these storms you can see why these have been raining heavily and we have some beautiful weather buckshots from las vegas today 2. that was the scene from the weather system that is lifting for the rocky mountains and the next couple of days and headed it to us. over 1 in. of rain that in las vegas is a big deal. now in the wake of those wins a * set crashing tonight, 44 at island lake, 48

st. joseph michigan. and there was a ring around the moon last night.tted about this. that is the product of high ice clouds blowing off sandy. that gives you a halo of fax. this wind has the effect of building up a storm surge. you see less of the beach in the normally do because waters are high. early this morning and the last couple of hours waves as high as 23 ft. or measured halfway across the lake. a few of these so-called wavesrogue waves give temporary spikes over 30 ft.. wind is driving this. if you take all of that wind energy and transfer it to the lake, you get big swells that common. this is where the greatest rises in lake level will occur. 69 mi. per hour wind gusts in indiana. chicago is checking in with a wind gust of 54. this storm is about 1,600 mi. across and is producing a patchwork of weather advisories. flood advisories to a winter storm warnings. wind advisories in high wind warnings here around the south and lake shore flooding advisories around lake michigan. it is windy everywhere but nowhere more so than near the lake where w

st. joseph's medical center. the doctor claims he is being used as the hospital's scapegoat. >> in tonight's medical alert, health officials say four people have died in that national meningitis outbreak, bringing the number of deaths to 19. on top of that, another death in maryland. the meningitis outbreak has been tied to a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts. officials say two of the recent deaths have been in tennessee and one each in florida and virginia. @ daily multivitamin may cut cancer risk in older men. this is the first large-scale trial of multivitamins to actually show a benefit. the trial included 15,000 men over the age of 50 who were followed for a decade. a daily dose of pfizer's centrum silver resulted in a decreased risk of cancer for aldermen. and a compound derived from vegetables may treat an aggressive form of breast cancer. if it fights several times -- types of cancer, including the triple-cancer that's spreads faster and recurs more often. they say that this is a safer and less toxic an

st. joseph and -- you know, i was so scared every night. >> you also really wanted to be a nun when you wereil you told a nun you wanted to be a nun and a mom. >> it's only logical when you start off with a clean slate, they teach you as catholics your goal in life is your goal is to get to heaven. naturally, i thought it was brilliant. why wouldn't i take the occupation of being a nun and get a one-way ticket to heaven. >> automatic in. >> that is until we went to the convent one day. my mom is a hairdresser. i opened the door. i saw what they looked like in common folk clothing. and then, had a conversation with them about what i wanted to be when i grew up, which was a mom and a nun. they told me that wasn't possible. i knew that wasn't my destiny. i had to take off the habit and put on a push-up bra. >> you also took off the push-up bra. how did you go from being a wannabe nun as a kid to being a "playboy" playmate? >> i lot of things in the book, the understrings of being poor, it was devastating in childhood to watch my mom and dad struggle for food. where dinner was going to come from

st. josephs will be on ha to give out the shots and offer advice on how to stay healthy.ic opens from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. children between 9-17 must have a power or guardian -- parent or guardian with them. >>> good morning, everyone. let's talk about what is going on this morning. we are looking at showers that will be moving in across the area as we go through time today. mount airy, beautiful conditions, the clouds beginning to slide in across the area. temperature mount airy, 41 degrees. through the re of today, here is the planner as we will see the showers with the high temperature around 57 degrees, heading to the game, 54, temperatures dropping in to the 40s before it's said and done. it's going to be a cool day on tap and a check of the seven- day forecast brings the temperatures warmer in to monday. >>> trouble on the harrisburg, a crash blocking a southbound lane at timonium road. traffic will be jammed back to york. 695, live look in parkville. no problems traveling all the way up towards towson, inner loop clear towards 95. no delays on the west side, we

st. joseph, missouri, 22. you had things out there in the garden, but not anymore.moves to upstate new york, back to buffalo, down to chautauqua county, the poconos and alleghenies. not seeing temperatures that are below freezing in the big cities, like scranton or for pittsburgh, but you get out toward dubois, williamsport, you get out to those areas that are away from cities and away from the city heat, you will definitely be below 32. the best thing to do, if you want to try to save the tomatoes, cover them up, don't put a plastic tarp over the top, the plastic touches the leaves, the plastic puts the heat in the cold right through and your plants are dead anyway. here you go. if you're going to be there. low spot across the country, 45, denver. a great example of what a cold front is. on thursday, 83. on friday morning, you were at 32. that's just, wow, 51 degree swings here and that's just what happens in the fall. 67 for tomorrow in kansas city. yes it does warm up. this is not the end of the beginning of fall. this is not where winter starts. though there was

st. joseph medical center.the hospital says "until we were contacted by wbal, we were unaware of her diagnosis. we offer our prayers for her successful recovery." >> stay with us. much more ahead on 11 news sunday morning. >> i'm pete gilbert. coming up, we will check on the terps. down to one quarterback, how will the true freshman fare [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! we got a lotta empty cans. tomato basil, potato with bacon, 80 different kinds... no wonder we're going through this stuff! hey, hon, want some soup? you bet! [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> now, 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> just a little more than a week ago, maryland was in really good shape with three quarterbacks healthy, 4-2 record, looking to make it back to a bowl game, then two quarterbacks went down, leaving them with one, true freshman caleb rowe. sean petty and brian mcmahon, a freshm

st. joseph's medical center here to discuss the long-term use of marijuana among teens and how it affectsthis is not just regular pot but fake pot. >> first of all, in all the debate about medical use, legal use of pot, the one thing that's happened is that kids have gotten kind of a mixed message so they're going to grab the message they like which is pot is ok, and the use continually has gone up the last four years to where the levels of pot use of kids is higher than we've seen in years. problem is, the pot that's out this is much stronger than we've ever seen in years so what we are seeing are kids getting burned out at a younger age, on top of it, we have this new class of drugs that we call synthetic or fake. k2 spice, bath salts. these are fake drugs that chemists are making to mimic the effect of pot and it's a lot stronger and we are seeing very bizarre things happening. us the different ones we have here. >> this is the k2 which is very popular. you got to remember, these are things you can get on the internet. kids can buy this and have it delivered to their home and what happ

st. joseph state medical center will lose $18 million a year.it's going to hurt the economy, so he voted to repeal the affordable care act. beyond that, we voted for bipartisan support, three free trade agreements that will delete any upstate new york and increasing the number of experts from registered. >> moderator: dan maffei, we have time for rebuttal. do you regret your vote on that? maffei: first of all common about the tax cuts for small businesses and individual families that were absolutely essential to those families. secondly, it had police on the street, kept teachers are being laid off in it had firefighters. so we certainly had to do something. the thing i'm really confused about is that's bad, but then i did the right thing on the taxes apparently, but now some of the economy started to emerge and it's fine for millionaires and billionaires. enter the wrong thing by asking them to pay their fair share, yet we need to balance the budget, but where's the money going to come from? none of the outset. >> moderator: ursula, your reacti

and that's when the reverend joseph mcgovern who at the was either 65 or 66 years old told in an earlier been a professional on the team in des moines iowa that had an stthem on the radio but now he had a more personal connection with the whole notion of the st. louis cardinals. asked him one day what was it like to be a boif of 12 or 13 and learn that your dad been a professional baseball player. and he thought about it for a he said well not every boy in mitchell had a a professional baseball player. george followed the cardinals if i may say so in here a habit that's not unknown to a lot of us but get the newspaper in the morning and he would turn it it back to front looking for the box scores and he would read the cardinals box he would absorb all of the statistical data and often if a game had been on television or an important game, he would call our house to susan first and wants to talk to you about the game. a lot of wonderful on the phone, especially last year when the managed to sneak into the playoffs and win the world series. several years ago susan and i were in susan and i george and eleanor had bought a house there. had when they're in