. >> and if i may, that's a hippo. >> it's a hippo? >> that's a hippo. >> you're right, it's a hippo. >> i know you said you haven't started with construction, do you have an anticipated date of open, is it next summer? >> yeah, sometime in the spring. >> in the spring? >> yeah. >> and then what kind of -- i guess do you have promoters coming in? >> a lot of the events will be, you know, done in-house, but we might bring in some promoter. i've been producing events in the city for a long time, so i'll be doing a lot of the programming, but from time to time, we'll likely bring in promoters. >> and following up on the promoters, we do have a promoters registry up on the entertainment commission website and all promoters must be registered with us, so if you are using promoters, i would suggest they register with us and make sure they have. >> certainly. >> okay. >> what entrance are you using for your face? >> you know, originally, we planned on using gary street, that's still our anticipated entrance. >> and where's your smokers going?

introduce hippo. >> okay. you introduce hippo and you have to go sit down. okay. ready? go on. >> okay. this is hippo our fourth brother in the family. now you guys need to go sit down. >> he's not a brother. >> okay. so i'm going to go back to the story and then we're going to eat. milton hadn't been eating or drinking for over a day and the boys knew that meant he was closer to his death and nathan made -- i know. i already did. nathan had made him a root beer float to temp him and he loved it. the day before he wasn't moving and not speaking and we were trying to get him to take water or broth and shut his mouth tightly and when the boys got home nathan made him another root beer float and milton went "uumm" and like he was saying out of the depth of his being. i love you. i am drinking you in and you are delicious. before he died he wanted to make sure i knew how much he loved me and knew that he knew how much i loved him. in the last few days of his life when friends would come milton will open his eyes and stare at him although he couldn't speak and his stare meant

. >> this is thomas the hippo being loaded into the san francisco police pickup truck. this is what thomas used to look like three years ago now he looks like something from a concrete dufty. >> i do not know who is going to be putting this together. >> this was stolen in the richmond district. >> hello, this is the owner before he was stolen and he was caught up. >> and he is there whenever you are ready. >> how they become reunited but it is bizarre but what is not? and the month of june a street person was spotted with the metal and it was turned and the owner of the scrap metal looked at this and called the san francisco police. lo and behold it was thomas. >> since that date it has been there. >> that is the bizarre part in a totally different incident this man was on probation and was found in his apartment with heroin, methamphetamines, a shotgun and a bronze hippo head. yes, thomas is back after three years. >> albeit in pieces he is back and he is back together i will put them back together. as my granddaughter says i can fix anything. >> my friends who practic

. >> coming up what does a voodoo, methamphetamines, heroin, a shot off shotgun and 81 a pound hippo have in common? in the next edition of a 200 lb. have paul. the next edition of people behaving badly of a couple that is 200 lbs.. they have paul a metal sculpture hippopotamus oq (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly.. >> this is a thomas a humpty dumpty story he was stolen and 2009 in the richmond district. >> i know who you are. >> this is the owner before he was stolen. and caught up by metal the boys. >> he is there. >> cut up by metal keep kee >> first of, a street person was spotted with his bronze sculpture. the owner of the scrap metal yard looked at this wanted poster and called the police department of san francisco. lo and behold, it was thomas. >> it has been there since the month of june. >> in a totally different incident this man was on probation and was found in in his apartment with heroin, a shot off shotgun and a bronze head and methamphetamines. yes, thomas is back after three three years. >> he is back in we can put him ba

. >> if you hippo this can startle you and you can be able to lose control. >> there are several times when i felt that i was one dead of hydroplaning reported it was one of those things you devlin do not want to do. do not someone your brakes because you will go flying. you just have to be careful and take it slow. sometimes another card can be in front of you and they can do that and it would be trouble for you if you slam into the back of them. >> we have the latest number from pg&e with the power outages around the bay. the numbers just came up about 20 minutes ago. there 5800. in the north without power. 4700 at the peninsula and 2500 people in the south bay and about a thousand people in sonoma. there are 200 right now in the east bay in this city of san jose. alarm is now reaching have it. >> i wanna give you a quick update on the situation with proposition 8. we are more than two years after a federal judge ruled the this was unconstitutional. the supreme court today can take up this landmark decision and if the court the let's not hear it then gay and lesbians here in californ

police found the hippo during a drug bust friday, made an arrest. the owner plans to weld thomas back together. >>> for years now we have told you about the rash of metal thefts just like that one and how much it ends up costing bay area cities utilities people. but there is dna-like technology that can catch a metal thief redhanded. cbs 5 reporter elizabeth cook shows us how it works and asks, why isn't anyone using it here? >> reporter: thieves crashed a truck through a fence to get to copper wire in this pg&e yard. >> we have had almost $5.2 million in copper theft over the last six years. >> reporter: in vallejo, criminals strip wiring from the electrical grid. >> over the last 18 months, we have had over 97 different locations where thieves have taken the electrical cables that power our streetlights. >> reporter: that's on top of 300 places where they have stolen brass components from the water system. and across the bay area, they take metal from cemeteries. storm drains and automobiles. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: it's a problem th

what could be more hippo critical than going around thumping your chest saying i love business whilesame time disparaging chrysler? >> this gets into a realm of, you know, politicians, let's face it, are always shading the truth, but there aren't shades here. this is just plain wrong. the same thing happened with the -- when he was asked to explain how he would create 12 million jobs over 4 years. the campaign furnished three studies, provided them. those studies didn't prove anything at the time. so it's not -- this is just plain old black and white. this isn't about shading and spinning. this is about saying something that is just demonstrably false. >> speaking of hypocrisy, rush limbaugh, that vat of poison, actually called someone else fat so that's hypocritical. that someone else is new jersey governor chris christie. for rush to do that must mean that rush is very, very angry with what appears to have been a working relationship between the president and the governor of a stricken state. >> well, absolutely. rush posed an interesting question in the montage. can a man love ano

what i don't like is hippo size. i mean hippo size. hypocrisy is what i don't like.screen there was a wonderful op-ed and i missed this. i'm glad they pointed it out. costco is paying a special dividend. no real news there. it's what about $7 a share. 3 billion current tax rate. but here's where the hypocrisy comes in. i think the speech at the dnc was uplifting. a true capitalist. a nice rags to riches story. but he's at the dnc and the line that bugs me is we don't want one set of rules for ourselves and another for our employees. now, you see him on the left there, right? mr. sinegal and on the right is vice president at a costco today. here's the issue. okay. if you want to be shared sacrifice, you want fairness which is the theme of the convention and the entire democratic platform and they won, they own over 2 million shares. according to "the wall street journal" article, their tax savings by doing this now versus doing it later after december 31st fearing that dividend taxes at some level will rise into the 40%, their savings will be $4 million. let me get th

>> i knew i needed a unique character and i concerned bunnis and hippos and giraffes.he adorable elephant. >> brian: and you had the outfit in the house? >> steve: yeah. >> you say there is a lack of historical books from age four-age 8 and you thought it was important to provide that. >> that's right. our schools are failing to teach our youngg children american history and if you look at statistics, it is sobering. majority of the fourth graders don't know why americans leftt england and fewer can tell why we fought the war. we need them to have the tools. >> brian: why was a between victory in york town and your book. you are telling us to buy both. >> that's right. two different audience. >> your which were would like it and teens and adults may like york town. >> steve: newt, you are a great historian. did you learn? >> you work on a colonial periodd and you learn a, amazing. ellis ends up being a pirate in north carolina because that was a major part of colonnial history in north carolina. >> brian: and they land in pittsburg. >> gretchen: you are successful in p