rug out from under us not only from the proposal to make mira loma sort of also a feeder school for willie brown but to sweeten the pot i'll make that doubly hard that's an example of what was referred to an unintended consequences not thought-out consequences nobody has talked about the impacts the proposals have on other commitments we've made like telling me people we're behind the feeder pattern and part of our strategy for improving the middle schools so i just you know i'm state your name for the record about that and i also want to so i'm thinking that i suggest and i'll suggest as something we should think about that we might consider if we're doing the high school preference to take out the fifth the preference for ask the attend the fifth school like george moscone and edward or e.r. taylor. >> are you officially making an amendment commissioner wynns are you officially making an amendment. >> i want people to think that it i'll consider making a motion in a minute other thing in the high school preference the setting aside of '75 seats we set aside 20 percent. >> it's in the pol

here is willie may mays. he's in the clubhouse and it's interesting that joe came to the team and he stressed to the young guys how important it is to talk to willie mays. you are young at heart. we can get into our phones and kind of shut out everything else. he made sure he would go over to the rookies, the joe panik and say, hey, willie mays is here. go talk to him. you get this chance very rarely to talk to one of the greatest players of all time. go talk to him and you will learn something from him. >> jim was a giants fan. he got to meet willie mays and he invited har back to the game. >> when i say go, you say giants. go! >> giants! >> that's what i'm talking about three world championship san francisco giants! [ cheers and applause ] you know, i stepped up to the podium and said to you all it's so nice they did it twice. it's so darn nice we did it thrice. okay? i don't know if that's a word. i'm going to use it, "thrice". well, ladies and gentlemen, it's my honor to welcome you to the official celebr

. >> oh, sorry i think it's important to say this proposal or willie brown element was discussed he it he committee he meeting and the racial for churgz what those schools they did american people analysis where do the 941124 students go to school and propose that election of schools i have to say i'm compelled to agree with chinese the feeders it's problematic we've been encouraging that community to embrace their feeder it seems like we're undermining our own policy i'll be in favor of removing mira loma from the list but by colleagues understand the rational in choosing them we need the critical mass at the school it's a brand new school i feel the district needs to come up with the best possible plan and i think one way to address some of the concern is to really make sure that the public families understand what those enrollment tiebreakers need but the school opening we're under a time structure it maybe okay to extend it for several months we don't have the liberation. >> commissioner moore. >> i just want to argue against it's one thing to remove all the second tier i'm going t

parents for san francisco concerned about the richard and a half of the proposal and the timing the willie brown is 5 years in the making and some decisions have been made in good time having the principle in place that's a very good sign for getting the school off the growing ground there's been conversation with creating a difference population so it's a surprise to see a specific action to take place without community discussion it seems like a substantive proposal is a good idea i'd probably support it but no debit people will have legitimate concerns so have it up are to for a vote i have a bunch of questions what is the marketing plan what's the school design plan that forms the basis for the marketing plan this is the skavp the surface of internal questions i'd like to supported this to get were about off on the right foot but can't vote for it and didn't seem like the board has acted in this case. >> thank you very much board comments and seeing none, public is closed board comments commissioner norton. >> i just wanted to thank you the superintendent for incorporating the sunset i

brown we have a special thing for willie brown so i still think based on is what everything everybody's said we could take it out frankly i'm nervous about making changes without the community but i think that really based on no take all number 5 out completely that's actually, the amendment i made that's open the floor and based on what people said it seems like it won't matter the kids we're targeting have the higher preference in the 91424 preference i'm going to support the idea we kind of do both go ahead with some of this i'm okay but for the record when we say to do this as 3 years it's actually 6 years from now there are not going to be it's actually seven years because we started the school year no kids 3 years from now so that's itself kind of thing i would have liked the planners to give me the information about how that works anyway we're seeing some of that with the middle school feeders but we were surprised how quickly they've been supportive we should consider doing special printing or prouch that explains it. >> so i'm still mulling offer to withdraw my proposal because

worse schools i've ever heard of and certainly ever seen i've mind this before i visited the old willie brown i was on the school board that 0 allowed this school to be opened so, i mean p p.s. always said the reputation of a school is takes years for improvements in a school for the community to building those improvements its reputation persists years after the creation of the reputation we have a big issue to sewer mount in the bayview it is something real and manage that gets the 60 or 70 percent of the families in the 1424 to say oh, hell, no i'm not the go go to the schools i'm willing to try a gimmick because at the end of the day whether or not you get our high school choice what's real are we're going to provide a good education or not we are let's get the kids in there that adds to a great education one of the things we've found diversity creating diversity conditions in school actually effected the quality of education if we have the percent of the schools that the african-american and latinos and other diversities we're going to get the same thing we need to do something bol

. >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i have a meeting schedule on october 7th for willie brown. >> so is october 7th too late to have the discussion and bring that for a vote on the following week is it you want it in the guide is that the - is that what we're up against. >> yeah. we're pushed up again, our drop-dead deadline in terms of our enrollment guides everything needs to go to printed at the end of this month. >> so i would rather have a supplemental to the guide or something that goes into the guide that actually stand outside of the incite about willie brown and have it's on table that is you know straight from all the other middle schools where we had a big banner to go through all of the changes to i don't know if everybody hadn't heard i think we're hearing other issues around outreach to the schools that will have impact and being able to hear some conversations around that i assume we go to p p.s. when we go through the exercise hearing that wasn't done was a bit of a surprise but even if we made that more of a side thing instead of buried in a book it might have a litt

brown junior middle school and the pregnant pauses for a reason willie brown junior middle school okay. so ms. limb. >> exemplary colleagues please reviewer to what's in our packet not binder ms. limb thank you very much. >> okay. the esquire requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapt the revisions outlined in the attached student soinlt policy and as amended here in and the three the board suspends the provision rigging the revisions to be made 3 months before sfusd begins accepting plagues so the revisions shall be effective immediately would i like to read the back part. >> could i please read the provisions thank you. >> so i'll start on page 2. >> please okay. >> therefore the arising outlined on page 9 of the attached policy diverse priority to brown applicant in the following order younger siblings that are enrolled in and attending the school year two students tending fifth grade at one of the following schools dr. george washington and brent heart and malcolm x academy referred to as at bay area preservation and the 94124 pr

international concert of the i o u and community leader willy adams has been part of the first blue ribbon terminal committee he was pointed out by mayor ed lee to the port commission and has further shaped today's fervently i want to take a moment to reflect open mr. herman and how lucky we are to know about jimmy herself map i was lucky enough to have met him and willy adams resembles the man compassionate and educator and strong and kind i'd like to introduce my friend and colleague willingly adams (clapping). >> first of all, i'd like to guess i'm very glad that the members of my family the i o w

willie. did you watch? >> oh my god, i couldn't stay up that late. i read about it. >> you went to bed. >> i know joe was up late watching it. that's why he's on vacation. >> i tell you what, it was 7-3

another part of the thinking that has to do with designating alleged schools as having a link to willie brown whether or not there was an over subscription a prompt for conversations to take place around outreach and recruitment to 8 schools rather than the 4 schools and the general fifth grade cohort another part of the thinking we decided that at the student assignment committee and committee as a whole. >> so can i make one comment i'm not sorry i want to not support the amendment in hearing this i was about to vote for the amendment when you called for it it make me think there's been a lot of staff work and discussion into the proposal i feel like i feel safer trusting accident staff work when we discussed the double feeder idea i'm okay with the change moving down the mira loma and other schools to lessen their preference but we were clear that we would this would allow the boarder pool of a more difference school and look at it this in two or three years and re-evaluate the feeder so this again is not a permanent situation so i guess i feel more comfortable given there's unknowns

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, i'm gerri willis. the economy is strong and getting stronger. that's at least according to the federal government. the u.s. economy growing at a 3 1/2% rate in the third quarter. and that translated into good news on wall street. the dow soaring 220 points. but that growth is not extending to your personal economy. according to folks across the country the economic disconnect may not bode well for incumbents when we go to the polls next week. here to weigh in, steve moore, chief economist from heritage foundation and fox news contributor. steve, great to have you here. the numbers from polls are astonishing. here we are, all three indexes poised at new highs, here is

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everybody, willie. willie, voice of reason. >> but the u.s.ilitary now is having a similar debate to the one that cuomo and christie hashed out in public view where they are taking military personnel and requiring the home isolate. they are in isolation. maybe the middle ground will be found -- >> they are not allowed any more to go to -- pentagon said to go sierra leone bowling alleys and share shoes. that middle ground we were saying this for some time. this really isn't hard. this is a lack of leadership. once again -- if the "new york times" wants to talk about what is feeding the panic on the editorial page they need to talk about the continued lack of leadership on all levels. they are surprised. oh, my god somebody comes to new york city and they have ebola and, i mean, why do we always respond to these after they happen? it's always reactive. it's never proactive. because it's always reactive you have these whips to the right and whips to the left. >> the political adviser i thought one of the good things about having someone like that

because willie had been, he had been through so much. want to be find chur? a basketball player in the nba. if you had one wish, what would it be? for my future to come true. >> i looked up to him in everything. the person i could talk to. wanted to be a point guard just like him. growing up in chicago, my mother and father, going through things at the time. my sister was taking care of me at the time primarily. >> willie saw the family pretty much be stifled by drugs, alcohol, jail and things like that. he was struggling in school. self-esteem was really low. >> my sister felt lickke i need a male influence in my life. willie moved from chicago, his brother fresh out of college. it was kind of stuff on willie. >> i was probably, maybe about 222,3, when he came up here. and, you know it was hard. we didn't have any money. you know? we were college students. and to bring a child into our lives, you just couldn't do some of the things that 22-year-old college students would do. we had to stay home some night when my friend were out, invite

willie nelson's pigtails, $37,000, my pigtails, maybe five bucks on e bay and willie's are longer.hy split hairs when you can sell them. jeanie moos, new york. do i look like willie. >> no. >> i think i'm a little creeped out. >> your mom has a couple little bits of your hair. >> not a stranger. >> mom, do you have my hair, talked away somewhere. >> question is out there now. >> yikes. >> oh, boy. >> $37,000. >> that is a lot. >> i was the anonymous buyer, it was me. >> yes. >> clipped under neat. >> all right, katie. >> unaudible. >> completely switch gears and lets talk about fall fun activities. >> yeah. >> south jersey this weekend we have pumpkin show going on, with an actual pumpkin pageant, there will be a mr. pumpkin and a miss pumpkin crowned. if you can believe it. meanwhile in the orchard one of my favorite places this time the of the year, hey rides, corn maze, fun day. >> super fun stuff, in the the so much fun commuting on 73. tacony has been put back down but you will definitely have residual volume and speaking of volume look at these numbers 14 on i-95, slow go the

the work of senator feinstein and former secretary george schultz and former mayor my good friend willie brown to i'll of you to say a happy occasion we match the dedication with fleet week we don't know how inspiring it is for the city we also made a promise over 82 years ago to get the dedication define i was reminded to remind i that charlotte shurts was not around 80 years ago to make that promise (laughter) but thanks to her and george and the incredible veterans committee raising all the funds a special thanks to steve and everyone on that list that you see today, this came to fruition over a year ago i mohammed in the eye and naomi he said we've got to make sure all the agencies honor our veterans by getting this memorial done not only did they go to work as a team with the arts and rec and park and the public works and the veteran war memorial committee and trustees they went to work almost as if they were called to go into the beach so thank you to all the city agrees for working so well together to honor our veterans this is another example as former interstate secretary george

thank you very much there was a couple of things you don't fellow willie in a speech mayor thank you and a lot of people to thank on this occasion but i want to thank one person monique i've committed myself and the i o w keep in mind equipment to make this cruise terminal to make sure people enjoy their trip we'll hit bumps but whatever it takes thank you (clapping) so here we are a lot can be said we're in the beautiful city of san francisco today with this beautiful cruise terminal named after a beautiful man jimmy herman i knew him he was a great and giving guy he gave of himself and to the city of san francisco for those who knew him there's a lot of i o w union guys we knew jimmy he was a beautiful beautiful very beautiful man he was appointed to the port commission by feinstein reappointed by art agnos and reappoint by willie brown so jimmy herman was quite the man's of san francisco he give gave of himself to the city and to the flip erect system and to the kitchen and dozens of charities we would go down the street and give people money he would pull out a 20 and give it awa

n nice willis reid. why was that so special?c new york moment. it's been duplicated in films. the moment has been shown in commercials that have nothing to do with sforts. it's like a rocky moment. you couldn't hascripted it. he won the mvp. he scored four points in the game. the drama there was so real. it's one of the most iconic moments in sports. it's been told over and over. like i still -- i watched that scene in the editing room 400 times. i still get goose bumps watching it and i've seen it so much. but it's a special moment. it's very genuine. he's a genuine, toic, old school tough guy, willis reid, but a swede guy. it was a real pleasure to get to talk to all of those guys. >> must have been a thrill. real quick, phil jackson is now back with the team. are we going to break this cycle pretty soon? >> the phil jackson can't get us to where we need to get to. i'm going to become a new orleans pelicans fan. i think phil is going to lead the knicks with us where we need to be. i think he's competitive. he didn't need to ta

that's tomorrow on the willis report.ur house is insured so is your car, but what about your data. i sit down with a former homeland security chief, tom ridge whose who says we all need a digital policy. we're covering your assets with our financial panel coming up, and here's your consumer gauge. all the numbers you need to know. we'll be right back. gerri: inspector of another correction is spooking many traders in some especially as the fed winds down its massive stimulus program. good investors see a 10 percent drop in the market in some. will the upcoming midterms give it a boost? nancy, principal of the money managers financial group. and greg president of an advisory group. greg, a little ray of sunset. we could get a boost from midterm elections how did that work? (?) >> we could get a boom. history says we should get a boom. i'm not a person that likes to vote against history. we have a lot of uncertainty facing the market with everything like ebola and isis and everything that is there, but the midterm elections

willy smith. >> this is willy smith. >> the guy who started it. >> you know, i feel so proud.ctive for 41 years until i had my stroke, three years ago, when i had my stroke, he came right in and took over and then was doing a beautiful job ever since. every time i see myself, i call him little willy because he's doing exactly what he saw me doing. a whole new group of children. >> who taught you? >> i learned myself. this is a dream i had coming from college. i belonged to a fraternity and we did those kind of steps, doing hellraising. after school, 7th and 8th grade boys had nothing to do. they had afterschool activities. so this was an afterschool activity that i created to keep those young men busy. >> so wait a money e minute. you're teaching steps you learned in college? >>> um-hmm. >> who came up with the name the cobras? >> she called and she said you know sming, those guys move so fast and got so much energy, we should call them the cobras. and that's how we got that name. the librarian did it. >> well, i could have talked all day. when i say i, i mean willy. but the s

willie mays, juan marichal. orlando receive pay da and barry bonds and even dave and jeffrey leonard as well all going to be there. some great giant alumni and you had to figure this was going to happen. but last part of the parade is going to be bumgarner and then bruce bochy with the 2014 world series trophy. >> that's kind of like the encore you know. the band plays and then you bring out the best songs? how about bruce bochy. 100% headed for the hall of fame as a major league manager. he has led the giants to three world series titles and also in his days managing the san diego padres brought them to the world series, he's a no doubt about her now. >> i was watching when you interviewed him. he's a big guy isn't he? >> he's huge, he's huge. he's tied now with the great john mcgraw. legendary manager. three world series titles. and -- it doesn't get much better than that. but yeah, he's a huge guy and a commanding presence. and -- no question about it. >> what? who's that wolverine? >> i guess so. rocking to

willie?. frieden, let me ask you about something else that has people concerned this morning, the enterovirus d-68. we learned over the weekend a little boy, a 4-year-old named eli, from new jersey, one of three triplets, died from this. went to bed, his mother said, with no symptoms except maybe a little pink eye and never woke up. for people watching, for people with children this morning, i know it's in 43 states and washington, d.c., what should they know about this? >> yeah. bottom line is, it's a new situation. we haven't seen this kind of widespread transmission. it does tend to fade as the fall goes on. and what tends to happen next is flu season. it's time to get a flu shot. make sure you wash your hands. don't go out if you're sick. cover your cough. and if your child has asthma, make sure their asthma is well controlled because that's what we've seen in some of the more severe illnesses here. >> but dr. frieden, how could a 4-year-old boy go to bed with pink eye and not wake up? wh

>> willie, willie, you want to talk to a doctor?spanish ] >> the ninth floor of the miami-dade pretrial detention center is a world unto itself. as part of the psychiatric unit, these cells are reserved for inmates with serious mental problems. >> sir, you all right? >> dr. joseph poitier is the jail's chief psychiatrist. he's worked at miami-dade for the past ten years. >> jails have in fact become mental institutions. i would say that 20% of those who are incarcerated have a mental illness. a large part suffer from schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and depression, severe forms of mental illness. >> the mentally ill is a very serious problem within correctional facilities today. unfortunately, there's a growing trend. a lot of the mental state hospitals have closed down and the only options to the police agencies are to bring them to the jails. that's a problem for us because those inmates are a lot more unmanageable than the regular inmate population. >> come on, take your medication. >> while the ultimate goal of the staff here is

gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show, another ebola scare. this time on a tarmac in las vegas. how travel is being threatened by this deadly disease. also the dow negative for the year after one of the most volatile weeks for the markets. we're looking out for your 401(k). we'll meet the boss. the man who was convinced americans will buy empty boxes. "willis report wore where consumers are our business starts right now. >>> moments ago an ebola scare held a delta airplane on the tarmac at the las vegas airport. delta says the issue was an overreaction to a passenger giving a flight attendant a note saying that they were not feeling well. the plane was eventually given the all-clear to leave. yesterday, hazmat crew board ad plane in cana after a passenger made a joke about having bowl la. look at those pictures. well these may be overreactions but people are worried about traveling amid the ebola crisis. with more on this, dr. david is a maati, member of fox news medical a-team. dr. samadi, tha

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show, health officials in texas trying to calm the public's fears of ebola but is enough being done to keep everybody safe? one texas parents speaks to us about her fears of this devastating disease. >>> also we may have added more jobs last month but hourly wages fell. how should you go about asking for more money at work in. >>> the supreme court decided that the americans are paying too much in 401(k) fees? "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. the we begin tonight with a story on everyone's mind, ebola. all eyes on dallas, texas. state health officials say they have narrowed down the list of the people they are monitoring for potential exposure to ebola from 100 to just 50. and only 10 of those 50 people are considered high-risk. the white house is holding a briefing at this very moment, you're seeing pictures of it right here, talking about the government's role and its response to the crisis. the headlines are this. assuran

willie smith. >> this is willie smith. >> the man who started it. >> you know, i feel so proud.s. until i had my stroke, years ago when i had my stroke he came right in and took over and has been doing a beautiful job ever since. every time i see him i say i call him little willie because he is doing exactly what he saw me doing, only he has a whole new group of children. >> who taught you? >> i learned myself. this is a dream i had coming from college. i belonged to the fraternity. so we did those kind of steps during hell raising. i was teaching school at lincoln junior high school. after school, the seventh and eighth grade boys didn't have anything to do. they didn't have the basketball team or football team. they had to wait until they got to the ninth grade to have the after-school activities. so this was the after-school activity i created to keep these young men busy. >> so wait a minute, you're teaching steps you learned in college to your social studies students. ? >> uh-huh. >> who came up with the name the cobras? >> it used to be the lincoln junior boys drill team.

back to what you said, willie. bud selig has done it's taken at that long time for them to figure out how do we disperse the money to where each of these teams can be competitive. your opening comment about teams like kansas city royals being competitive is awesome. >> who will win the series? >> the world series? >> yeah. let's ask the man who knows. >> i know what thomas will say. >> nationals have the least amount of flaws. nationals american league is cloudier. i like the orioles. i'll not under estimate buck. what the beltway series. >> possible beltway series. possible missouri series. possible l.a. series. very exciting. >> l.a. series is very attractive because you have a 5:00 start and to be done at 8:00. >> harold ford jr. who do you like? >> the orioles. >> there we go. if i had to place a bet right now it would be the o's. >> game two between the cardinals and dodgers tomorrow. game three between the nationals and giants on monday. >> do yourself a favor turn on the mlb network, keep it on through the s

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willie, this hurts me.tervene, willie on my behalf. >> you two need to work this out. >> he's done. he's out of control. >> no more counselling. >> he can't at this point. all right. what's next >> family members of the liberian national who died in dallas from ebola are marking an important milestone this morning. three weeks of confinement are not over for thomas eric duncan's fiancee and other relatives who had close contact with him. family members are flonger considered at risk for the virus and a dallas health care worker who was being monitored on a cruise ship also tested negative for ebola. meanwhile the pentagon says it's preparing a 30 member quick strike team in case there are more ebola cases diagnosed in the u.s. it comes as a "new york times" reporter over the weekend that president obama is not pleased with how aids initially responded. >> you know how the white house leaked this out the president is angry with his staff members. >> sure. absolutely. >> leak that out. >> the president announ

the rest of the city that will last for generations ambassador, if any, this particular cruise ship willy adams understand the piece of the city how he we are we were founded and how we struggled and what they did to make san francisco the gold mountain for many of the immigrants the port incredible industry for the entire west coast so this that is why there is such incredible support for naming this james r herman cruise ship torrential how shall the workers class families that don't get nephew credit they helped me build and rebuild this city so when we announced this also have an incredible support for it been noticing known as the jay russ johnson example herman cruise terminal so we have historians here and the chamber of commerce people here and sports leaders all over the place but is also see ordinary citizens that serve on commissions past and present but folks that step forward and want to be a part of the city with this incredible step you should have been need is minute ago we talked to the custom broad preschool they're excited they've not seen from the entire west coast the

the great interview with willie brown.s the city by the bay dealing with this, one game away from the world series? ecstatic, and they are building a sax -- a statue of martin bumgarner right now. >> we will be right back. ♪ >> this rogue amazon for 30 effervescent minutes a day, but we are always on bloomberg politics.com. >> we talked about the persuadable's earlier -- this program is on. >> we talked about which are the reddest and bluest nfl franchises. >> taking stock is coming up on bloomberg tv. sayonara. ♪ >> hello, i am pimm fox. feeling sociable this week? earnings from facebook tomorrow twitter tonight. twitter stock dramatic falling tonight, slowing growth, will it turn out all right? and the ebola virus. a five euro boy in new york city is being tested for possible case of the virus. a former new york health commissioner says ebola needs to be stopped at its source. next there is a fire raging in west africa. we have had a couple of timbers

gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.g up today on the show, another ebola scare. this time on a tarmac in las vegas. how travel is being threatened by this deadly disease. also the dow negative for the year after one of the most volatile weeks for the markets. we're looking out for your 401(k). we'll meet the boss. the man who was convinced americans will buy empty boxes. "willis report wore where consumers are our business starts right now. >>> moments ago an ebola scare held a delta airplane on the tarmac at the las vegas airport. delta says the issue was an overreaction to a passenger giving a flight attendant a note saying that they were not

brown junior middle school and the pregnant pauses for a reason willie brown junior middle school okay. so ms. limb. >> exemplary colleagues please reviewer to what's in our packet not binder ms. limb thank you very much. >> okay. the esquire requested action that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adapt the revisions outlined in the attached student soinlt policy and as amended here in and the three the board suspends the provision rigging the revisions to be made 3 months before sfusd begins accepting plagues so the revisions shall be effective immediately would i like to read the back part. >> could i please read the provisions thank you. >> so i'll start on page 2. >> please okay. >> therefore

with us on set, we have associate professor from columbia school of university, along with willie, joe and me. >> yeah.

>> "the willis report." gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis. welcome to a special edition of "the willis report." over the next hour, we're taking an in-depth look at ebola and how you and your family can stay safe. get you caught up on the latest headlines first. the caribbean cruise ship carrying a dallas health care worker is headed back to texas after being turned away in mexico. the passenger has not shown symptoms for 19 days and voluntarily self-quarantined on the ship. no way to know when the second texas nurse truly began illness. after word from the cdc that she felt funny during weekend in ohio. they can't rule out possibility she's been contagious

herman and how lucky we are to know about jimmy herself map i was lucky enough to have met him and willy adams resembles the man compassionate and educator and strong and kind i'd like to introduce my friend and colleague willingly adams (clapping). >> first of all, i'd like to guess i'm very glad that the members of my family the i o w are here but when he when we stand on the holy ground remember 1934 you wouldn't know that 80 years later the longshoreman the police and the national guard we were frooith to try to start a union for the wagd it's about process there is is a struggle moving forward and the same people that were fighting we're all here together that's what san francisco does we get beyond our differences and in 2006 mayor newsom had a vision put a blue ribbon commission together he said i don't want support anyone can pat you on the back i want commitment it means action and today that commission was formed in 2006 and we made the representations to the mayor and the board and we didn't know how to pay for it but put the recommendations forward and director moyer along wi

names like willie wilson, willie aiken. here is butler.en, ball and a strike. >> harold: i battled frank for gold gloves and won my first gold glove to knock off his streak. that same season, i had thrown a ball away, playing here at kansas city to lose the game. and at the end of the night, i'm walking out and frank waited for me to talk about what i needed to do on that specific play. slow down. take your time. >> joe: strike two on butler. >> harold: remember that gold glove. >> joe: we've had a good time, obviously, checking in with george brett every day. at one point last year, george brett was the active hitting coach for the royals. here is butler, ground ball to third. out at second. out at first. they turn the double play. that sends game number six into the ninth inning. giants will bat. tim collins getting ready. 10-0, kansas city on top. vo: no one ever claims to be ordinary. everyone wants to be the best. but what does that really mean? to us, it means giving you a wide selection of products, both online and in-store. expert

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meantime "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. here is the latest on our top story, ebola. the head of the c-dc is saying it is possible more health care workers may become infected with ebola. >> we have to rethink the way we address ebola infection control. even a single infection is unacceptable. >> also new questions about how that texas nurse in full protective gear was able to contract the deadly virus. >>> since airport screenings began in ernest this weekend, nearly 100 travelers have been flagged for closer inspection. airports on alert. emergency officials racing to the scene in boston after five passengers complain of flu-like symptoms. let's get right to it with dr. kevin campbell. dr. campbell. welcome back. good to see you. urgent headlines tonight on ebola. my big question, this nurse who is contracted the disease, how is it possible she was? she was in full protective gear? what do you say? >> i think we've then health care providers into a situation they're not quite trained to do in terms of something highly infe