over at third and townsend, the old borders, up a block from willie mays plaza. there is a couple walking right here. they are not even aware of the noise coming out of the garage and the event of but the top. it is a continual noise. the best time to hear it is at 2:00 in the morning, 3:00 in the morning. continual noise. what does it dumped on but another building across the street -- new housing? we can do better. wrong direction. the noise in this is kind of like a theater, a live stage. they turn the lights off after a play is over. they put a lamp with a bare bulb on the center stage. it lights up the entire theater. that is what you get here. we can do better. "the new yorker," october 17, they have an article on steve jobs. his defining quality was perfectionism. the development of the mcintosh took more than three years because of his obsession with details. he nixed the idea of a internal -- of an internal fan because he thought it was noisy and clumsy. he would agree here. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors, members

willie mays had trouble buying a house in san francisco. a couple of people would not show him a house. they had to enlist the mayor and a bunch of people. this is their reservoir. companies would take a block and there would start wrecking houses. there were building two a day -- they were building two with a. the 1930's were the big boom times for the sunset. >> this is a recession. >> these are the homes in west would park. -- in westwood park. >> how did this perform? the composite the assembly -- come's assembly -- composite assembly. >> they would stucco it. they would put chicken wire on it. >> when i inspect buildings that are being remodeled, i see that the chicken wire mesh is completely gone. >> it is galvanized. the saltwater was enough to rest it out. >> it people think stucco is waterproof -- it is not waterproof. it sucks the water in. you have to water protect it and paint it. >> the above the low medium that was going on -- the bungalow frenzy that was going on, people were building houses at a remarkable rate in the 1930's

not really, the quarterback, davis, throwing the first thomas pass of today touchdown pass, and willy mays at san francisco, top golfers competing for the season-ending champion, this one, the charles schaub championship. tying for second place, behind this guy, blake, blake shoots .566. leads by two, with at holes to go, and we'll have a lot more sports tonight at 10. back to you. >>> well, tonight on the 10:00 news, a wet start to the weekend. and more rain on the radar for tonight. which places will see the most, plus will things clear out for sunday? we'll have the forecast for the area where you live. >>> thank you for joining us on ktvu news, we'll see you the next time news breaks. >>> the coverage also continues with tonight's 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2 action news. and remember, we're always here for you on line at ktvu.com. we'll see you tonight at 10:00

this is willie mays visiting with the giants prospect. stanford won 56. cal won 46. do the math and you know this saturday is the 114th big game. now this game is all about the card fall after losing last week, andrew lock and company had some serious bouncing back to do if they want to man handle cal the way they did last season. john henry schmidt tells u how they hope to prevent that. >> the big game tends to leave lasting memories for the men lucky enough to have a chance to participate in. but for sean, one of the lasting memories he would like to forget. andrew routes a 58-yard run with the signature moment of the 48-14 win in 2010's big game. as much of the moment is replayed, he says people haven't let him forget. >> a lot of jokes i guess it happens. i'm just more sickened with myself with how i went about trying to tag l them. that's one thing that sets it apart. that will never again ha in my career. that's long past. i'm focused on winning and being effective. >> i'm john henry smith for nbc bay area. >> louisville lost to pittsburgh in college football.

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willie mays watched the top 30 senior golfers fight their way through the rain and cold. lehman won't win the tournament, but the points leader. this is a nice chip on 12 for lehman. wow, you got to like that. san mateo native michael allen with hissed their straight 2 under 59. he is tied with haas. they are all behind blake, and watch thimtrickle this ball in forked byie. jay don blake leads everybody by 2 shots. >> don't be fooled by this picture over my shoulder. tiger woods isn't smiling. his former caddy received a special mock award for his tv comments from a few months ago and said his first win with adam scot, "was the best win of my life." >> and that was despite being with tiger. he accepted this mock award and jokingly said, "it was my aim to shove it right up that black blank." he issued an apology, but adam had a response to that racist remark. >> i think it probably got taken out of that room in the wrong context. anything with tiger involved is a story, so i value steve's contribution to my game and i have him on the bag and you know, while he is caddying,

. >> this is what we're talking about, 56 years, huh, willie may, we got you, baby! whoo! world series. >> yeah. what a moment that was. and i rank in my top three moments of bay area sports i have been able to cover i was in the end zone when john taylor caught the touchdown pass against cincinnati to win it and i was that locker room for the giants and then brian boitano his stunning gold medical tal performance. >> you born and raised here. these are the teams you grew one. >> to see boitano with his gold medal performance. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

may i say something about the bullpen? >> you may. >> i feel like the mayor, fenty, was throwing the ball fine, yet you still yanked him out of the game. >> we got to keep it fresh. >> i don't want to question your managing style, i would have given him another inning. >> got to keep it fresh. when you are the mayor of d.c. and come on, we will yank you off for the new host of "way too early". >> it's your show. >> willie, there's a bloomberg poll that came out yesterday or today showing that romney has a significant lead over the president, 50% to 40%. when i heard the president was going to new hampshire to talk about jobs, it rang the campaign bell for me. to what degree do you think the white house is scared right now. >> i don't know if they're scared, but i think mitt romney put so much of his campaign, his life, resources into the state of new hampshire, would expect he would be doing well there. to see the president going into the state tomorrow and talking about this payroll tax on which he and romney have differe

willie. >> richard engel in cairo, thank you. >>> some of the republican presidential candidates getting emotional on the campaign trail in iowa. mike vick yaer liquera live at house. >> reporter: almost six weeks to go before the first in the nation iowa caucus. there were many of them. and many of them spoke in very personal terms about the challenges they have faced throughout their lives and the role of faith in their lives. at one point, newt gingrich, now a front-runner, took a swipe at some of the occupy wall street protesters gathered around the nation. >> go get a job right after you take a bath. >> reporter: and, lester, back in washington, all eyes on congress. i'm sorry, willie. all eyes on congress. a looming wednesday deadline for the supercommittee. supposed to come up with $1.2 trillion in savings over the next ten years. it looks like they about to fail and that would trigger deep cuts in medicare and social security. >>> a massive wind-driven wildfire racing through the foothills of reno, nevada. it has damaged and stored at least 32 homes. 32 car wrecks in just three h

fox business network's gerri willis joins me now, host of ""the willis report." " this is like a may dow situation it air peer -- madoff situation, it appears. >> the sums in question were 65 billion that he lost, this is $1.2 billion, double what we originally thought. it just shows to go you in what disarray customer accounts were in if they can't even figure out how much money is missing here. it's more than we originally anticipated. obviously, people are going to have an even harder time getting their money back. martha: here you have the former head of goldman sachs, former governor of new jersey, always considered to be, you know, a financial whiz, but now we're learning that there are things that, you know, people said he tended to be very sloppy with trades, with documentation, with paperwork. now, i don't think he was, you know, the one going over all this work every day, but he was running the ship, and it looks like that's the big problem. they can't tell people which pockets the money are in, and they can't tell people whether or not they're going to be able to give them

phil matier and willie brown are talking politics behind the protests. gentlemen, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. and you know, it is interesting. all the attention has been on oakland especially last night at that city council meeting. did you catch some of the vibe coming out of there? >> i did. larry reid was, you know, quite the guy trying to keep order. and it's difficult when the police chief is testifying and is getting heckled and shouted down. >> it's interesting, i sensed -- i talked to councilmembers going into this meeting and we see the results of it. there was a real shift after wednesday night. the violence that followed the general strike really put a -- turned a lot of people off to the camp. they support the movement but the idea of the camp being out there is starting to rub some of the council people the wrong way or at least worry the supporters that they have on the council. >> if "occupy oakland" as well as "occupy oakland" denver, san francisco and other places come up with a list of agenda of demands that can be me

a which willy friday and we take the edge off of the chill as we go through the weekend. we talked about the weekend getting warmer. it stays dry. may be spotty showers on monday at 60; tuesday, 59 degrees and jumping ahead to the big travel day for thanksgiving on wednesday, brian, and that is looking traffic in the east. storm free. >> all right, thank you, sue. >> sure. >> a bit of breaking news in northwest d.c. there is a manhunt after a shooting. the 1400 block of r street northwest. these are live pictures from the scene. don't know a lot but one man is hurt and they're looking for the gunman. we have a crew there and we'll have more information later in the newscast. if we can, if not, that is online until the news starts at 10:00. >>> the redskins looking for younger players to step up one digit last week against the dolphins. the sports edge is next. >> first, themer doll doll -- "american idol" is getting ready to perform one of the best watched holiday seasons. she will belt out the american anthem during the thanksgiving day game between the lions and packers

they may be toying with the idea, that may be the strategy, but avoiding these areas almost like the plague. what are we to make of that? >> welcol, i think they're probably making sound financial judgments, too bad we weren't doing the same. >> neil: right, right. >> instead domestically and 0 your own policy instead of supporting imf participation in the euro zone bailout as you just discussed. i think it's a big mistake. the only good news about china stepping into europe's rescue, maybe it reduces the amount the imf has to pitch in. >> well, there is that. do you think that this is an issue that's appreciated enough on the campaign trail yet, or do most americans and by extension, the candidates, trying to win over their vote, hopes that it stays that way. is it too ethereal, the protests going on in rome this morning and what's happening in greek this week, it all seems foreign, all seems remote. the idea of us lending to either or both countries seems just too crazy. so live and let live, ignore? >> well, i think, i think it does seem remote to most americans, which is unfortun

willie, if it's way too early. >> "morning joe." stick around for the daily run down. hosted today from australia. >> oh. >>> newt gingrich may be rallying in the polls, but can he keep up the traction in a race that belongs to outsiders. can someone who took 1.6 million from freddie mac. did herman cain really ask kissinger to be his secretary of state. all the time left for the super committee to come up with a deal before automatic spending cuts to everything from medicare to the pentagon kick in. then again, is the only kicking in going on actually going to be a pun. >>> and, just as the movement appeared to lose steam, new york's crack down on occupy wall street, may breathe new life into the movement. good day. this is "the daily rundown." live in australia. my man chris holding down the fort in washington, d.c. gooday, chris. >> gooday, chuck. thank you for joining us. super impressed doing a little wednesday/thursday run down. >> the future is now. >> and that will be one of 10,000 references we will now make on the show. chuck, you mentioned gingrich, the stor

he stabbed his 12-year-old step daughter in may. >> and authorities say 22-year-old ron and 21-year-old vincent shot and killed 22-year-old thompson on a bus in southeast d.c. >> and washington nationals catcher willis are mos is speaking out today about his kidnapping in venezuela. police rescued him two days after the kidnapping. >> metro riders can expect disruptions from 10:00 p.m. tonight until closing on sunday. blue and -- red line training -- orange line trains will single track between boston and east falls church. lots to remember. >> yes. 6:15 on this friday morning. an important alert for metro riders before you board that next train. a report shows some employees are logging so much overtime they are concerned passengers could be put at risk. >> live we have bri. >> some metro employees are working as much as 15 hours a day. currently train operators get an extended break during the day between the morning and evening rush but some riders say well, that is just not enough. within the transit agency there are currently no limits on hours worked but metro leaders say they are

that may be why is he drawn to it. but spending millions and millions and millions of dollars for this. >> spend away dr. buffet. >> you betcha. >> gerri willis part of the best team in business. her program airs 4 central on the fox business network. president obama is heading to australia nine day trip across the pacific. a week in hawaii with leaders. the president emphasizing the region's critical role in shaping the future of the united states. not everybody is getting behind the trade policies is he pushing. and tonight word of growing tension with an asian super power. the chief white house correspondent ed henry is live in honolulu tonight. ed on the heels of this economic summit you asked the president if his jobs bill is dead. what did he say? >> well, shep, he had a news conference here in hawaii last night. he made clear he still has hope for that jobs bill to get through congress. it's been two months. many speeches pushing that jobs bill. he has gotten very little of it. just really those veterans provisi

gerri willis, anchor of the "the willis report", good morning. >> good morning, bill. bill: is there a little end around here? >> these folks may be cutting off their nose to spite their face, because they will not be exempt, they can get cut, too. that's the way this thing is going to work, it's going hit almost every federal program, mandatory programs, discretionary programs. the only programs exempt, social security, some of the programs for the poor, and there's one other category, veterans' programs cannot be touched. bill: that's a good point, they're going to spread the pain a evenly, then, right? >> spread the pain evenly. bill: congress gets hit, so too the white house if the cuts go into effect. >> that's absolutely right and of course this doesn't even start until january 2013 so we've got a ways to go, but of course the deadline the committee is facing is right in front of them. half of the cuts would go to defense and i don't know if you've heard the secretary of defense talking about how much this is really going to hurt defense spending, they really hav

that was written a long time before willie nelson. i think there's one more spoonful very near the end of that century that we chronicle. it is called simply, adios wyatt. wyatt earp and josephine sir marcus coming across from a prominent jewish family in san francisco lived as husband and wife for nearly 50 years. the couple was a classic case of opposite temperaments complement each other. earp was quiet and reserved while his wife was fiery. still josie and wyatt remained devoted to each other to the end. for earp, that and came in los angeles a few minutes past 8:00 in the morning at january 13, 1929. the cool comments i quietly as he later wrote in her published recollections, my darling had breathed his last, dying peacefully without a struggle like a baby going to sleep. i don't know how long i continue to hold him in irons. i would let him go. and finally had to drag me away. i had gone with him on every trail he had overtaken since those days at tombstone so long ago. included among the honorary pallbearers were cowboy movie

. >> we may be in for a treat. >> i'm telling you now, if you don't like it, blank you. if you do like it, love you. he is promising to be worse this time around. january 15th. >> i will watch. everyone will watch because of that. >> 17 million people watched last year. expect, after all the hubbub. it may go up again this year. ratings. >> good choice. good choice. >>> number two, "the situation." from "the jersey shore." the situation, abs are so fabulous. apparently he's blown about $10 million. >> i'm shocked. he seemed like such a smart guy. >> they say he's totally broke. they say he spends and spends and spends like an a-lister. >> even though he is a g-lister. zble zblefb. >> even though he's a g-lister. apparently earning $100,000 an episode and millions in endorsements. he's broke. >> rumors he made $10 million last year off the show, appearances. >> all gone. he needs a financial adviser. >> all other cast members are doing well. "jersey shore." the bank has a situation for you. >> all right. >>> sexiest man alive on "people." we have seen ryan reynolds, georg

. >> and i'm going to get in trouble for saying this and willie, you know, i don't usually talk smack. seriously, alabama's a better team than lsu, you go back to that first game, mark mays said it on saturday, they should have won by a couple of touchdowns. horrible coaching, horrible offensive play calling. this weekend, alabama actually discovered the forward pass on first down. >> yeah, i think they'll be ready the next time around. you don't beat him twice in one year. it just doesn't happen. >> that's going to be awesome. lsu, by the way, man, they've done everything. they've beaten four-ranked teams, no disrespect to lsu, because alabama, lsu are right there, they're a great, great team. >> mike florio, great to see you, thanks. mika's must-read opinion page is next. >> great ones about newt. all in support. dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ nyqu

. >> hello, willie. >> this is great stuff. the nixon tapes. the presidential library releasing a 45-minute recording in which president nixon gave his firsthand account of a may 9th visit to the war memorial in 1970 where he actually confronted some vietnam war protesters. let's listen to it. >> my goals in vietnam were the same as theirs, to stop the killing and the war. to bring peace. one spoke up and said i hope you realize that we're willing to die for what we believe in. i said, i certainly realize and said candidly and honestly that i didn't have the answer. that i knew that young people today were searching as i was searching 40 years ago. >> so, john, what do we learn about these tapes that have all come out? >> well, you know, willie, we are so tired of the bitterness and the anger and the conspiracy theorys that sort of blame the messenger politics today. it is nice to go back to a more innocent time like the nixon administration where everybody just -- where politics were clean. the tapes were fascinating for the same reason nixon

. >> willie, do you think perry has a second act? >> no. i think it's over. i think he flamd out quickly. >> you think bachmann though may have a second act in iowa? >> because of iowa, yeah. i don't know that she wins iowa but i think she is competitive there. >> she actually last week though turned in two of her strongest performances on the fallon show. at the debate she was on fire. >> she was strong. she looked like somebody who was the grownup in the room. we've said that many times. who is the grownup in the room, in that particular debate anyway she was lecturing some of the other candidates about foreign policy. >> if you think about how unsettled iowa is right now it's radical. 36 days from voting it's like no one has any idea. there is no gathering around a conservative. herman cain and gingrich both because of their personal lives will have a hard time becoming the consensus candidate in a very religious, conservative state like iowa. people like bachmann, santorum, even perry conceivably anything could happen over the course of the next 30 days i

our jurisdiction, if you willis to the private student loner lynndie and market. i have a broad measure to work with agencies and i will do that on this issue. >> we appreciate all his hard work. we want to talk about the foreclosure for a second and this is a question for you, too, major general. right now the service protected hour under the relief act when it comes to the for pleasure and correct me if i'm wrong on that, can you tell me what is the mechanism for the service to determine if there is a diplomat status, and how is that handled -- what i'm trying to get that is my destiny of there as observers. the restoring the foreclosure while the service members deployed. i do not believe that is legal under the law. correct me if i'm wrong and what is being done about that. i will start with you, holly. >> first half to fess up, i'm not a lawyer. >> neither malae for the service member to tell their mortgage holder that they are going on active duty and like the interest rate production period you do have to tell them so the protection for the nonjudicial fore

you may know the abc news white house correspondent. he tweets to norah o'donnell, should we sneak behind chuck todd, the nbc white house correspondent as he does a live shot for willie geist's show? i wish i'd seen this earlier, i would have ordered jake and norah to stand behind chuck for the full?x#ive minutes of that live shot. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> congress released a new spending bill last night that changes president obama's plans to make school lunches healthier. the new bill keeps french fries on the menu at school. it delays a requirement to boost whole grains and calls the tomato paste on pizzas a vegetable. >> so the one thing that you've all been able to sit down and agree upon is that pizza is a vegetable. clearly you are in the pocket of big hot pocket. who even asked you to do that? >> the changes were requested by food companies that make frozen pizzas and by potato growers. >> oh, it's not democracy, it's digiorno. >> we're going to actually start right there. because he is poking at the heart of the prob

a little sun may break out and an additional shower is possible. clearing out and getting colder >> our justin bieber fever countdown clock is almost at zero, but before we do that, let's check in with uncle willy scott. >> hey, it's that time of the year. trees up in new york, such a pretty, what a wonderful new york in the fall, and early winter with christmas, oh, fantastic. the u.s. capital historical society has their wonderful christmas tree ornament or whatever you want it to be, now available and this is something else you could buy, these are great christmas gifts and i don't know, i don't think, they're about 20 bucks or something. check them out if you will. wonderful. nice. happy birthday to our friends, good old smucker's. the wheel of life spins around and you will see some of my friends and soon to be yours, here is mary wilkins of town & country, missouri, and she is 100 years old today. her secret to longevity is simply listening and paying attention while people are talking and also getting lots of sleep. how about that? you can't