woody allen dell and highs wife married in 1985 he was diagnosed with aids but able to participate in the second gay games that he he lived at 49 passed away on july 11th and the center honor his work serving as a physician founded in 1911 and provides sexually transmitsed diseases it's an iv i didn't i alley the civic center it is one of the tremendous centers when i first went there i was brought by two district 6 constituents how have a lot of february on everything we do unusually a usually negative tom what'd dell was the one place they felt at home and served on the commission and building it was serving the homeless or for actually living with hiv and aids. we're able to expand the tom woody allen dell clinic on golden gate street it's a behalf center to serve the partitioned here in the returned to and it's my honor to be able to bring this resolution to change it to the name to dr. tom woody allen dell place in recognition to the city and county of san francisco i want to thank and acknowledge chair we're and our co-sponsors. i think just to give context to how this occurred

john woody has been coming here a lot lately to do just that. alone, but not by himself. >> you absolutely do feel, you know, some sort of presence when you're around these areas. >> reporter: the presence is that of his mother, karen. karen loved to hike the headland trails and woody loved to go with her. >> she was just really a great person, you know, instilled these values of having a good time, you know, enjoying the moment. >> reporter: it was, though, exactly one day after enjoying one of life's best moments, woody's sister's wedding in october of 2012, that his father gathered the family for some bad news. karen had been diagnosed with stthree ovarian cancer. >> the wedding was beautiful, couldn't have been more perfect. mom and dad were dancing around, couldn't have been a better wedding. and then, you know, right when it came out of my dad's mouth, i broke down, frankly. >> reporter: woody said he knew at that very moment, this is how his mother would die. and this past may, she did. the very next day, woody was back in the headlands,

the very next day, woody was back in the headlands. this time, though, with a plan, to put his grief to good use. he's now in training, you see. woody is heading to the sierra at the end of this month to tackle the john muir trail, all 210 rugged miles of it. by himself, but, again, not alone. >> to see so many people come support the page or support the cause from all over the world that i have no affiliation with is cool to see. >> reporter: more than 100 people have responded to woody's request for donations to help search for a cure for ovarian cancer and spread the word about this little understood disease. >> the more we can do about bringing awareness about this horrible disease, the more likelihood that we'll decrease the amount of those mothers, daughters, role models and wives from dying every year. >> reporter: it's a message woody plans on sharing with the world as he shares yet one more walk with his mother. >> my mom's going to be there every step of the way. >> we certainly wish him a lot of luck. that's garvin thomas re

and i wrote to woody, i said, "woody, we're singing for unions all around. come out and join us.n square garden singing for striking transport workers." and so woody, once again, deserted his wife, came and joined us. but woody used to say, "the almanacs are the only group i know that rehearse on stage." we were very badly organized. and after world war ii, lee says, "pete, do you think we could start a group that would actually rehearse?" and we were fortunate to run into one of the world's greatest singers, ronnie gilbert. she was in her early twenties, beautiful alto voice, and a strong alto voice. i'd have to be two inches from the microphone. she could be two feet from the microphone, and she'd drown me out. she stood up to three strong-voiced men, and the four of us, however, were about to break up, when we did the unthinkable -- we got a job at a nightclub. well, a little greenwich village place, it's still down there, the village vanguard. and the owner paid ushe didn't want me first. he said, "i can't pay for a quartet. i'll pay for you. i'll pay you $200, like i did two

john woody has been coming here a lot lately to do just that. alone, but not by himself. >> you actually do feel, you know, some sort of presence when you're around these areas. >> the presence is that of his mother, karen. karen loved to hike the trails and woody loved to go with her. >> she was really a great person that instilled these values of having a good time and enjoying the moment. >> it was, though, exactly one day after enjoying one of life's best moments, woody's sister' wedding in october of 2012, that his father gathered the family for some bad news. karen had been diagnosed with stage three ovarian cancer. >> the wedding was beautiful. couldn't have been more perfect. mom and dad were dancing around. the entire family. right when it came out of my dad's mouth, i broke down. woody said he knew at that very moment this is how his mother would die. and this past may she did. the very next day woody was back in the headlands. this time, though, with a plan. to put his grief to good use. he's now in training. woody is heading to the s

woody. i want to note that because it's a privately delivered project we have a very aggressive timeline. we feel confident we're going to be able to meet that timeline. we have a very aggressive pricing. i'll speak to that in a moment as well. it's really because it's a [speaker not understood] turnkey project [speaker not understood] upon completion. if i can ask mr. woody to come up and present you some other details and related perspective, and then i'll close. >> yes, good afternoon. i'm matt woody, partner with related california housing. i want to briefly walk you through the concept that we have developed working collaboratively with john updike's department and also with city planning. this site, as john indicated, is a unique site in the civic center, market octavia district, slightly over 2-1/2 acre site at least in our search for an opportunity to develop multi-family housing, feel it's really one of the most unique or one of the best sites we've come across. also one to provide

arch campbell >> a new woody allen movie hits theaters. also hitting the big screen, a new action flicks starring scarlett johansson. here's arch campbell with his review. >> last summer, woody allen released blue jasmine, one of the most important movies of the year. this summer to releases a light comedy called magic in the moonlight. >> my mental impressions are cloudy. >>: first place a magician who wants to unmask the spiritual in emma stone. it is set in the french riviera in the 1920's. this goes for old-school comedy romance. heavy, but great fun and worth three stars with a pg-13. magic in the moonlight. scarlett johansson gets in the wrong side of a drug cartel in lucy. stuff inw some awful her abdomen and it starts leaking and turns her into a superhuman mind controlling information seeking killing machine. no thanks, lucy. one star. need yourse you dwayne johnson fix, he returns as hercules. .ere's a weekend movie guide four stars for boyhood. almost four for planet of the apes. for life itself, 3.5 stars for begin again and ch

what is it about woody allen and a woody allen film that you're drawn to and that you have some trepidation about. >> it's a bit of a high wire act in a way because he shoots, this is very substantial material space and you're up against very very good people and he knows how to make been a film flourish out of a relationship. and a body of work years and years you can pick a decade. >> rose: and he can do many things. >> he can. >> rose: he can write, he can play music, he can direct. >> so the challenge is massive when you don't want to be the first. >> rose: you said he doesn't rehearse very much. the first shoot is the rehearsal. >> that's right. we were given a script. you were given a month in advance as well. >> a month. >> hearing all sorts of things about his approach to work some of which asked me and i said absolutely not. one which he doesn't direct either and he certainly does. >> rose: i think you said he had notes. >> yes, absolutely. >> rose: that's directing isn't it. >> i find him to be a very involved director. a lot of people will tell you kind of sits on the sidelines a

when we had david the united way asked me it was hard we the the commercial it was preempted on tom woody allen dell it was the first time we raised one million and it's the first time that united what you did that so in changing the street we'd love to there's no bigger advocate for san francisco than my husband and us >> thank you very much. next speaker. . >> good afternoon. my name is is doug i have two statement one more myself and one that can't be here can i read them. >> we'll ask i when the minute is spider. >> i'll spectacular with my statement i've lived in san francisco so far 36 years i never got to meet tom, i know his legacy and family i participate in every gay game except the first one and served on the federation of gay games since 1989 one of the most unsatisfactory projects i was ever involved in was making a film about the gay games and the 0 world it was took place so in 2005 it was called taking the flame and tom was there on the front cover it's typography of him and part history the gay games and the commentary of the gay world in the 80s and 90s i brought a few c

set on the riviera and the 1920's, "mac in the moonlight" is worth three stars, a great time for woody allen fans. weekend best, "boyhood," "plante of the apes," and "begin again." i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. his way todin is on new york city to be on "good morning america" saturday and sunday this morning. tune in saturday at 7:00 a.m. and sunday at 8:00 a.m. to he can give you and the rest of the country your weekend forecast. we are still lucky to have eileen here with us. we hope steve has a good time, but welcome. >> happy to be able to deliver a good weekend forecast. it's just going to be more like july. beautiful today and hopefully you had time to get out and enjoy crystal clear skies. weatherbug camera from annapolis, just spectacular. temperatures really comfortable. , 67.igh and waldorf this morning, dropping down to 56 at lincoln elementary school in lincoln, virginia, currently at 66. relatively mild tonight. 85 degrees the high today at reagan national. it little bit low average of 88. 66 gaithersburg, 64 in frederick. temperatures relatively comfortable, but

very rare impressions -- woody allen, john travolta. >> steve: yeah, john and allen. >> jimmy: that'sn. [ john travolta impression ] sandy's very interesting, you know? summer lovin, you know, i'm having a blast. having a blast, of course. [ cheers and applause ] bs moe impress atox fi rs wn0%um audice ohs ] i'm not sure why that is, but i onixyou there's a documentary nd ae go thn't nnf eeke she wat in her backyard on thtost, checapne in]! can never catch the tnunde nd app] >> jimmy: "i can never get -- ritehed hter saihe ik lalae ] and finally, this is actually sa wheobama visits colorado and texas this week, he's taking some time to meet the wh w xainjute "wazzup" on a white castle weve it up for the roots, yb ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey we got a fun show tonight! and we have a big week of shows coming up. tomorrow night, kelly ripa will be here. i love kelly ripa. a're going to play a new game " anth'r h dill by rude i'm gonna marry her anyway marry that girl and marry her anyway ♪ something like that, right? yeah, i like that. thank you. [ rythmic clapping ] hot sax?

inspired could only have been born in this city san francisco is a beacon of hope for you'll and tom woody allen dell was inspired by this city and this city made the gay games a reality he didn't seek family or future his memory lives in the gay games so the street associated with his life hacking take his name to inspire generations of athletics and activists you thank supervisor kim. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> he hypothetically leader position petitioner of the world western society for the entire japan in terms of this movie i think the best movie will be indescribable with clint eastwood and richard gere and babylon with steve ma gene and other this is a great team the tragedy of mr. james bond unable to retire all of that movie into the focus of the life factor separation together isness and sadness and the way of life. thank you. >> thank you is there any further public comment on item one seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor kim >> thank you. i just want to thank both sarah and jessica who came today to talk about your partner and friend and it's special

and say this -- you know -- woody allen, nobody liked him the first seven years.ry david, 20 years before the critics said -- this crazy guy is brilliant. you just have to go your own way. the door shuts by the window. >> let me ask you a question. >> sure. >> last might -- night on this program without me asking or saying anything about it, unprompted, you raised the issue of carson and what happened and how he didn't speak to you. the question i always wanted to ask you, he's gone and you are still here, if -- >> dead. not just gone. he is dead. >> how do you match gate forward when someone who meant so much to you cut you off and there's no way to really get closure on it because he's dead and you just have to live with that hurt and that pain and that disrespect until you die? how do you navigate past that? >> first of all, it made me so sad that this man who everything couldn't forgive that he thought i left the show for 21 years. what kind of a -- that's -- that's what's eating you inside? that always made me very sad about him. his son died. killed in an au

. >> the show, based on the woody allen movie of the same name is pure broadway fantasy. is something zach braff knows all too well. ♪ >> a dozen years ago braff was first time director shopping around a script he'd written for a deeply personal film called "garden state e. >> oh, man, how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> your mom just died. >> i know. >> that's why you're home. >> yeah. >> was it easy the get the movie made? er. >> one passed. >> everyone in hollywood who has a phone and a desk passed. >> eventually he got lucky and found a businessman named gary gilbert willing to write him a very big check. >> he said, forget them, is there a scenario where you make this movie for $2.5 million. if so i'll pay for the whole thing right now. >> your response? >> give us a moment. >> it was not funny. >> come on. >> braff went on to make "garden state e. exactly the way he wanted. it was a huge hit. >> your investor got his money back. >> he doubled his money overnight. he made a good bet on me. >> it wasn't the first time someone took a chance on zach braff and won. born

very rare impressions -- woody allen, john travolta. >> steve: yeah, john and allen. >> jimmy: that'sn. [ john travolta impression ] sandy's very interesting, you know? summer lovin, you know, i'm having a blast. having a blast, of course. [ cheers and applause ] terrible impression. a little bad news for the movie studios. i saw that this year's box office revenue is down 20% from last summer. [ audience ohs ] i'm not sure why that is, but i bet you there's a documentary on netflix about it. when i get around to it. [ laughter and applause ] i got this. i saw this video online today. i don't know if you saw this. it's pretty funny. this weekend, a woman was -- she was out in her backyard on a porch just filming a a thunderstorm, and just, well. check out what happened. >> i can never catch the lightning, only the thunder. [ lightning crack ] never mind! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: "i can never get -- never mind." right after that she looked at her daughter and she said, "mom?" and her daughter was like, "jessica"? "freaky friday!" [ laughter and applause ] and finally, this i

. >> i'm larry i want to comment for tom woody allen deli rolls that tom walling dell after the aids walk this agricultural zoning in the city i think we should consider also that medical marijuana can be grown in the nation where medical marijuana start we're the last 17 years of the aids crisis i think the staff of san francisco so start growing its own for the patients this is i hope this agricultural don includes the patients as well we set the world on fire and showed what the medical marijuana could do for the board of supervisors. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment on item two. >> (inaudible). >> you spoke on this is there any further public comment on item two any public comment on that item? >> i have two comments on page 4 lines 4 and 5 the eligible property is a private owned parcel i want to strike the word parcel and it says privately owned property and page 8 line 24 to the list of departments that are allowed contemplations to insert the department of public health for the planning and agricultural commission as well as the state board of equation and

she had a terrible time. >> oh, well. >> with him, oh. >> did you get to work with woody allen?oesn't know that. he knows now. >> nobody out. just keep it to yourself. >> he'll never see this. >> he doesn't watch television. i think we're pretty safe. your first time as well. is that dauptsdzing at all. >> yeah, it's extremely daunting. he's basically been in somewhere involved in my entire life since i was 10, you know, from the early stand-up days, i think the first one i saw was "bananas" and "take the money and run" and i can remember where i was when i saw them, which theater. >> it's got to be hard to meet someone who you admired so much and then kind of have to work with him. i would think the butterflies would be especially high. >> particularly when they're clever and also he is not big on the kind of preliminaries, you know, the social graces and -- >> just to work. >> yeah. >> you get an early -- you don't get phone calls and meetings. >> you meet him at the camera test? or rehearsals or any conversation. >> no rehearsal. >> you just get started. it is in a beautiful

es dirigida por woody allen. una psÍquica que, posiblemente, sea una estafadora.os adolescentes de nueva york, que tras graduarse de telesecundaria, hacer un pacto para perder su virginidad durante el verano. las dos se enamoran del mismo equipo. un carismÁtico artista callejero. por primera vez tendrÁn que poner a prueba su amistad. nominada al oscar y tambiÉn madre de los actores. dato curioso. desde vÍa de la semana pasada. hay bastantes. para mÁs acciÓn. arnold schwarzenegger. rÍo, la dos. esto es todo de mi parte. ahora regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >> gracias. hablando de pelÍculas toman por fin llegÓ el trÁiler más importante del aÑo. aunque sÓlo dura dos minutos y medio, millones de fanÁticos se quedaron ansiosos por ver la adaptaciÓn a la pantalla grande. de marginarse como naves, como lucen los protagonistas. serÁ el 14 de febrero del aÑo 2015, que ya falta poquito, para toda esa fanaticada de este libro. incluyendo nuestra productora. >> fÍjate, para que sepas, es la hija de melanie griffith, de su matrimonio con don johnson. es lo que esperabas?

enterprise to douglas and keaton to the new woody allen, we're blasting off with three new movies when kron 4 news continues. >>> good morning. thanks for spending your saturday with kron 4 news weekend. time now is 8:45. taking a look at temperatures, thanks to all that sunshine we're already warming up. livermore at 70. 67 in concord. very mild conditions in oakland at 65 degrees. but boy are these numbers going to climb into the afternoon. approaching 12:00, anticipate 70s coastside, low 80s for the east bayshore line and peninsula. 90s on the way for places like concord and the livermore valley. these temperatures will continue to climb, approaching 3:00 this afternoon, but you will notice not as many triple digits in today's forecast. you can thank the sea breeze for that but we will hold on to warm weather as we head into the evening. los gatos 88 degrees. but remember yesterday triple digits dominated these pages. not the case today. we aren't looking at the possibility of breaking any records today. yesterday san francisco did it, 85, breaking an old record. today san francisco

a boy scout master for 12 years i would take my boy scouts to the food bank and we thought it was woodyllen a great thing to do since what we have new officers on 640 faculty we/have 6 hundred and 40 cans of food there's a marketing brand and another check one in a long series of many checks that we've presented to the food bank so - >> gary why don't you get not middle (clapping) now know that looks like the accomplisher sweepstakes but it's really, you know. >> well, thank you jerry and mayor it's a pleasure on behalf of everyone i want to thank jerry and riverbed let me hit you with some facts this year, the sf food bank will distribute 46 million pounds of food it's fresh produce some that's the eventual of one hundred and 5 thousand meals each day. it's a one hundred and 47 thousand people get food from the food bank every week (clapping) 11 thousand school children everyday get a healthy snack every school day thanks to the food bank and more importantly thank you to the folks like you and riverbed. there's one last thing to mention i heard the volunteer word a second ago. the foo

. >>> a local gift for a veteran, a special bike was given to woody allen, an amputee who was unablebuy one on his own. they presented allen with this gift and he was visibly moved and they plan to use the hand cycle to use it for >>> the windy city became electrified by lightning as the willis tower, was struck by lightning not one but several times. cool video unless you are up in it. storms brought frequent lightning can vicious winds, a record rainfall, 2 ptd 6 inches of precipitation. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00, we are following breaking news from feltonville, where a woman's body was discovered in a freezer. >>> and soccer fans gathered at viewing parties, they are watching the u.s. take on belgium in the world cup and holding their breath right now. for adam joseph, cecily tynan and rick williams, and the what can i get you? [customer] oh, sorry. i was daydreaming. [server] dreaming about your wedding, huh? [customer] yes! actually. [server] with a big ice sculpture and a string quartet? [violins playing]

c-span: page 119, woody guthrie to arlo guthrie. >> guest: i'm glad you're going to...c-span: and by the way, i want to ask you any time in this process, there are letters that you absolutely love, that you want to... >> guest: ok. c-span: ...get into, we'll just do that. woody guthrie who wrote "this land is your land," in your deck you say, "stricken within a horrific disease in the nervous system, woody guthrie on a visit home from the hospital once took his young son arlo out into the backyard alone." and what was he doing then? >> guest: he took him into the backyard, and he wanted to be sure -- "this land is your land" had become popular, but he wanted to be sure that his son knew what the original intent of the song was and knew the full verses, because he realized that his time of being coherent was limited, and he wanted -- the lines that he wanted to be sure that arlo guthrie knew were, "one bright sunny morning in the shadow of the steeple by the relief office i saw my people. as they stood there hungry, i stood there wondering if this land was made for you a

woody allen's wrong. 80% of success in life is showing up at the right time. there was absolutely no way over the last two weeks that john kerry could have negotiated anything. that's number one. so i think he missed the sense -- and you have to understand. when you're secretary of state or one of his advisers, you see this going on. you want to get into the middle of the mix. frankly, his hot mic comments a week or so ago reflected the fact that he wanted to be in the middle of the mix. the problem was there was no deal there. that's number one. number two, i don't think the issue is that kerry is pushing a settlement that will somehow stop this from reoccurring. the problem the israelis have is this. that what he has done perhaps inadvertently is to create a symmetry between the government of israel, a staunch american ally, and the islamic resistance movement hamas, which according to american statute in law is a terrorist organization. he's somehow inadvertently in his nonpaper that he submitted to the prime minister, which was then presumably leaked to a

you those were left out and the remaining 8 those are the new and the last one regarding the future woody allen one was a mta jurisdiction. >> i'll admit we don't believe that's appropriate as a condition of approval that didn't preclude an agreement that was reached by the party and they've agreed to that i think those are issues that's been settled by the we can't enforce that. >> right it's understandable i guess the commission can, you know, indicate that this is not something desirable from our review of the document and not included in the document. with that, i mean, i'll move to approve with conditions and the additional 8 conditions >> second. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i'm happy to hear there's an agreement made within the parties and schools i have a question for mary woods as the motion stated includes the required commission action but a number of features that are included it talks about the change from residential to educational the dwelling unit the change of the 12 united conversion to institutional and certain months ago to put an institutional use between the zo

on the big screen she appeared with the likes of woody allen, richard gere and jane fonda. on tv she played the mother of alec baldwin's character 30 rock. at age 76 her one woman show was a smash hit in new york and she worked late into her 80s. we'll be right back. >>> this is the time of the show where we tell you if you're sitting down at dinner, you might want to hold up the next 90 seconds. >> this week's restaurant alert is of rodents. here's investigative reporter russ ptacek with a rodent violation at every stop. >> reporter: a neighborhood supermarket, irish bar and carryout all shut down for health code violations you can track on the wusa9 wusa9 restaurant alert app. brookville supermarket on connecticut avenue northwest was closed. this man who textsed the word food to 25543 for a link to search the wusa9 restaurant alert app looked up the market's citations. >> six violations, rodent activity still inside the grocery store. >> reporter: brookville management says it's the first time this happened. it was an extremely isolated incident and we took care of it ri