that part of lombardy has the ability to serve the neighborhood and i don't want to see a chase type i see it carefully the formal retail using the largest square footage. we like to see the mall retail from the same way shoe store. we had the discussion with the project spokesperson. we have milling multiple distresses on that fates and it would be divided into smaller spaces we made that flexibility. >> equip especially it's not showing two doors because any retail establishment wants to have the two doors. it requires potentially back the hours corridor in order to allow multiple tenant to a use the space. i'd like to see the small adjustment even if it's just stashed so show it can happen. just like sxhopg who helped worked open face tracking small business legislation we would liquor to side smaller tenant service those residential i think - >> we could put a smaller portion. >> i think that would make a stronger project. >> commissioner borden. >> i'm happy to see this site i live a block from this acidity. i'm hoping all the restaurants will be successful so this is a great us

there's an easement on number 26 from a rear awe butt lot this provides assess into lombardy street. the promise be requires a rear modification of the site where the lot is 59 photo deep. the department finds the proposed project and the new lot sis to be appropriate and desirable and that will allow a mixed site along a major highway. the proposed new lot will be summarily. additionally the lots have historically been used is a circumstantial lot. the new believe has an sensitively looked at soourpd the building material. due to the new lot worth of one hundred and 31 feet setbacks have bun used to modulate the building for the building scale and 3 c zoning. furthermore the project is consistent with the objective it will help the family housing and vitality lists the neighborhood. the department a not aware of any opposition to the project as to date and the staff passed out some simultaneously information. and that concludes my presentation if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. thank you >> project sponsor. >> good afternoon commissioners gary g architect we're

i live down the street on lombardy and we're to be evicted on federal bureau fourth. live in a 14 unit building. i'm a retired city college teacher. i want to save my home but i have been looking for housing, you know, on my pension i can't afford anything in the city but i'm an r on a waiting list it can be anywhere from one to two years. i've got a lot of times in between to find interim housing. i support your legislation. i hope it passes. thank you >> good afternoon, supervisors steve tenderloin housing clinic we, of course, support this legislation at the organization that zoo does most of the defense important people being evicted throughout the city we get a lot of clients from people on fixed incomes and social security who can't afford a market rate here in san francisco and often move out of the city and out of the state. it's a tremendous impact on seniors who have been perfect tenants for 20, 30 years and get thrown out. this is extremely important legislation to have the folks stay people want to live and to help them remain sense so, please we urge you

i wasn't sure about vince lombardi's signature because rumor around town was that he had dad braisher sign all his footballs for him because he was too busy. well, i can tell you that his signature, which is right up on the top panel here, it is authentic. probably because he thought he was signing it for frank howard. (both laughing) well, this earlier ball is definitely a 1963 team-signed football. this is a 1966... '66? okay. signed team ball. and the great thing about this being a '66 is that it's the first year super bowl. i never thought of that. they're very, very nice. i think that this 1963 football, in auction, would probably sell for about $3,000. $3,000? yeah. even though it's hard to read some of the signatures because of the ball? the contrast is a little bit tough on it, but the signatures are still very dark, and that's the important thing, is the condition of the signatures. this ball, being the first super bowl ball, probably would have a value, in auction, at $4,000. that'd be $7,000 for the both. wow, great. woman: my grandmother was an antique collector and also a

i did want to acknowledge that the ta and thanks to our director and miss lombardy oh as well for leveraging so much more money for what the city is doing. example the $14 million for the escalator, the 2 bay area grant and the potrero avenue, no, that's federal money. a lot of good work leveraging money and making major improvements in many nabz. -- neighborhoods. thank you for bringing this forward. >> thank you, i just want to know who the contract was awarded to? >> i would let sf mta cover that. >> does that include funds or does that come from another source. >> that's in a request for prop k funds. barbary was awarded the contract. >> shawn kennedy with the mta. >> thank you. >> i also see a note that, mr. k, it looks like a request from colleague commissioners that the mta think about a maintenance plan for the escalators as was brought up by commissioner kim. i'm just wondering if you are comment on that? miss lombardyo is here as well. >> thank you for your very good comments and commissioner king as well. we can incorporate that into board's packet. my understanding is that the ne

lombardi stunning appearance for the pie and it didn't start out that way. as a silly way it was a repeat of the bikini. we headed to a rookie at three am to buy the fresh foods. the scope and didn't lead to one be afraid of being cheated holidays join your team says that it's easier than usual there's lots of fruits lots of decorating dish out to be getting their sales promotions ready the company's first christmas three years ago was a disaster a point to porto team team's top shareholder the staff have learned from their past mistakes and have grown stronger and that the boys of the men. we have competition at nearly every street corner but we've survived and kept growing because all five of its sheer expense of study dairy and almost all of the staff here are college students or graduates became his endowments he hoped more talent to come join our company the city that i complain to the scene. our university has always been encouraging students to start their own businesses in a given them up support. we do hope that the local government will increase su

national players spreading holiday cheer spent the day attending a holiday party with patients at the lombardi they helped them make holiday decorations, talk a little baseball, sign a few autographs and took a few pick cheers. he said he had more fun than the kids out there today. bringing some holiday cheer to some kids during this time of year. >> cute. >> they all had fun. >> it's going to be a >>> let's look at the zoo. it was like "national geographic" at the zoo today as the animals there were playing in the snow and some of the pictures are just beautiful. yeah. i mean, the animals are fabulous anyway. and seeing them in the snow is just really special. >> some of them look more at home in the snow than us. >> the flamingos did. >> the flamingos did. >> that's [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! [ female announcer ] holiday cookies are a big job. everything has to be just right. perfection is in the details. ♪ pillsbury cookie dough.

we show off the five lombardi championship trophies from the super bowls the niners have won.anted to raise $7,000 but they have surpassed the goal with well over $10,000. the plan is to donate the extra money to charity. >> oh, that's good. good news there. >>> well, coming up, charity is certainly something many people are thinking about during the holiday season as our christmas lights too. >> we'll show you a southern california tradition that's more than 100 years old. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> the boat parade started its annual run last night. >> every type of boat from super yachts to kayaks dress up and parade the ports of newport harbor. this is beautiful pi

. >> vince lombardi was a phenomenal coach. one of his priorities were god, family and the green bay packers in that order. and mine are god, family and yahoo! except i'm not that religious, so it's really family and yahoo!. >> reporter: productwise, she managed to build and buy some interesting properties. in may she paid just over $1 billion for tumblr, a sought-after social media darling. earlier in the year she bought a company more notable for its 17-year-old founder than for its actual technology. yahoo!'s results where it counts in the company's revenue, maier is not moving the needle yet. search advertising is holding its own, but the core disdisplay ads is stagnant at best. she says she needs time to launch new products which will draw bigger audiences which will lead to higher sales. and investors seem to be listening. she's putting a fresh face on what lots of people had begun to see as a stodgy company. her face. there is that "vogue" spread and she began hosting earnings calls as live video, something a less te tel

i played a boxer in one and i played i think brinks guard in another game last i love gable and lombardi you were great i loved doing it and i did too i was so reluctant to do it and it was sydney fury that talked me into it the studio universal it was a big film it was going to be a big film for them but it was sydney fury's development and they wanted steve mcqueen and allie mcgraw to play those two and he said absolutely not i'm walking to another studio with this but you have a kid under contract named james brolan who was going to play gable and they went you know we go. and the next thing i knew who looked like abel he was. so he came to me and said i want to do this i said i just don't think i could pull this off this is a career killer for me you know and he's put me in a screening room and started showing me films every day and it was about the fourth day he walked in and so so what's going on is that just how interesting twinge inside is interesting actors thing that happened. and he said ok let's go to keep watching films and we're going to start shooting such and such and a g

since 1971 they have played here and they have won five lombardi trophies. is looking for to the new stadium in santa clara. >> what better pitcher to describe candlestick. >> it looks just like a dump fish. and >. >> i received a mixed reactions. take a listen. maligne >> it is time for it to stay a new time here in the bay. >> it was very loud, it was amazing. >> so at the very least they have clinched the post- season. this is for sure if they do beat the cardinals next weekend and the seahawks lows, we will win the division and a first round by. so just keep your fingers crossed for next sunday. >> king of you and your family and your friends at candlestick. we will continue to show the month kron4. you can also go to our facebook page to ensure your pictures there. >> there's a developing story that we're following. eight independent examiner is expected to go to oakland and general hospital to administer more tests before jahi macmath, her family will now be able to spend christmas with her. >> this is such a great feeling to be able to have her. it wo

he was even part of the trophy presentation to winning coach vince lombardi. he snuck into dozens of ceremonies. he had a better time than james miller, paragliding into the ring during the seventh round of the beau, holyfield fight. the lines of his parachute got caught in the lights and the crowd and security attacked him and knocked him unconscious. >> then there is the white house dinner being crashed. they got a public lashing before congress. mikael parleyed it into a spot with the real housewives franchise before running off with a guitarist. >> coming up, why are scientists questioning widely held beliefs in human evolution. the discovery that could hang >> audiences are intelligent >> the history of man has been up ended by the oldest human d.n.a. ever discovered. scientists pulled it from what they believe is a 400000-year-old fossil, 400 times older than the oldest previously discovered d.n.a. and is changing everything we thought we knew about human every illusion. john, great to have you with us. tell us about this discovery and the importance of

time to bring in the vince lombardi of viral video debunking. aka. captain disillusion. >> greetings children, captain disillusion here. >> i would be willing to take my reputation on the fact that these videos are not real. >> here's a highlight from the captain. >> gentleman, i give you nfl fantasy files. chris cooley positions himself behind the wall, but the pass serves as a transition to a shot of him behind the wall where a hole is cut. a he thrust his hands through the hole and elegant animation of dust and debris does the rest. a moment later the football is placed in cooley's hands, and cooley emerges victorious. >> pull. >> and what about joe flaco at the shooting range? >> they filmed every element that makes this happen separately. joe throwing the ball, the ball flying there the sky, and the clay pigeon exploding and combined them together to make it look real. >> all interesting theories, but until we hear otherwise from the source, that is just what they are, theories. we may never have a clear winner in the bogus versus bona fide riva

she is entering a cancer study at the lombardi cancer center in georgetown. so what can we do? can we get any kind of insurance to cover this? host: let's hear from our guests. guest: i believe medicare now covers clinical trials in some cases. you might want to explore that, and call medicare's 800-number and ask. the supplemental will not cover anything that medicare will not cover. host: david, you're on the air. caller: the problem with the affordable care act is that it has never had the support of the american people. the majority of the american people feel like they are being bullied into doing something they did not want to do, which is an unfortunate situation because the relationship between the people and the government that the founding fathers had in mind was that the government should be subservient to the people, not the other way around. host: what does that all that mean then with the january 1 law? caller: the lady said the republicans have a plan, and i am a republican. three steps you could have done. step number one, malpractice litigation reform to addres

he added clark gable, dizzy gillespie, and chris farley, but vince lombardi, babe ruth, and jesse owenson to another agency, the luminary group. robert sillerman is no longer running elvis' career. he resigned as ceo of his company but remains its and elvis' biggest shareholder. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> best buy! >> all: go, best buy! hoo! >> this is one of america's iconic retailers. chances are you've got something in your house you bought here. >> they come into our stores. we love our odds every time. >> best buy is a $50-billion-a-year behemoth, bringing in more sales than american express, intel, disney, and coca-cola. more than $1 of every $5 spent on consumer electronics in america is spent here, with a massive army of blue shirts and geeks, 180,000 strong, ready to

can imagine him seeing a ring come together and seeing the information, which he acted like vince lombardi at times, harassing for more and better stuff, more times, more specific in a timely fashion. as he sees the ring function proficiently, i imagine he has a tremendous feeling of pride. >> host: uh-huh, uh-huh. what do you think? >> guest: well, clearly he was doing this when he was a young man, and then he's doing this in the second war, the american revolution. >> guest: right. >> host: so there's -- he is the most honest, upright figure in the whole revolution, but there's also a part of him that's liking the shadows, or at least likes running people who are in the shadows. >> guest: out out this, we do anything to win. he's a resourceful guy. i will -- you're going to have to kill me, which seems to have been impossible, by the way, kill me because i come up with plan b and c in order to out maneuver you. >> host: now, how does the secret fix react when there's five, when 35 a # is caught? >> guest: go back. they went down for a while, and one of the letters talks about woodhall sa

think the big take away for anyone who has ever played the game, and i've heard this said by vince lombardieducators said by some random nine year old who just stepped on the gridiron for the first time this past fall, and it's the observation that on just about every play in football summit it's not on their ass. so it gets knocked in the dirt, knocked down in the mud and what does football teach them? it teaches them to get up, to fight, to don't stay down in the dirt, that when you get knocked down you get back out. you can walk a few blocks from their from heritage foundation you see all sorts of people who have been knocked down and never got out. the common denominator of everyone in this room and avoid watching at home is that we've all been knocked on our but at some point in life. everyone has been knocked down here in the great thing about football is that it teaches us enduring lessons. get up after you've been knocked down. that is a good habit to have in life. football is a great life lesson. it is a metaphor for life in a lot of ways, and i think that's -- that's basic lesson

i can imagine in seeing this ring come together and see the information which acted live events lombardiat times, harassing them to give them more stuff and better stuff and more specific in a timely fashion. he sees this ring start to function so proficiently. i imagine he has a tremendous feeling of pride. what do you think? >> host: clearly he was doing this when he was a young man companies to invest in his second work, the american revolution. he is the most honest upright figure in that whole revolution but there's also parking that likes the shadows. parlays likes running people who are in the shadows. >> how about this? will do anything to win. is a resourceful guy. you will have to kill me which seems to have been impossible by the way. you'll have to kill me because of will keep on coming up on my plans in order to outthink and outmaneuver you. >> host: how does that secret six react when they are suddenly five? win 355 get scott. >> guest: you have to go back, they went down for a while. one of the letters talks about woodhall saying, washington saying if he will do this i nee

. >> i'm drawn toward lombardi somehow. >>> the next hour of cnn "newsroom" begins right now. >>> wellning. i'm kyra phillips sitting in for carol costello today. new cnn poll numbers out this morning show exactly how americans feel about obamacare. and we can sum it up with four short words. they don't like it. 62% now oppose the president's signature legislation. a number that has grown steadily since the election last year. and separately, 63% now think the law will increase how much they may for medical care. that's compared to 7% who say cost will decrease. and 28% who say costs will still remain the same. cnn political director mark pressman in washington. despite a recovery, shall we say recovery, for the healthcare.gov website. it seems that they have a lot of work to do in selling the american public on this law. >> reporter: not only selling the american public but explaining how they can get health insurance. i think a lot of people out there have no idea what's going on. there's been so much confusion and so many dead loips that have been blown through or moved. we don't kn

his resume reads like a chris matt carol, two super bowl trips and one old lombardi trophy and, now,e is the offensive coordinator for oak grove high school which won the mississippi 6-a title friday night. his daughter attends the school where dad is now kind of "the man." favre said it is not quite like the super bowl but it is awfully close. >> so he is no you kind of like the man. before, he was just some dude that was amazing in the nfl. >> just like the super bowl only different. just a little different. a precursor to their super bowl. >>> dylan dreyer is out on the plaza with a look at your forecast. dylan, good morning again. >> reporter: good morning. good morning, everyone. if a sign tells me to do something, i'm going to do it. i'm going to say hello to ed in newark. why did you leave him in newark? >> he is watching the grandchildren. we love you. welcome back, jen. we are glad you are back. hi, erica. love you. >> reporter: and you want to go shopping so leave the guys at home. we want to see some very, very cold temperatures across almost most of the country. the only

. >> vince lombardi was a phenomenal coach.k my priorities are, you know, god, family, and the green bay packers in that order and i joke mine are god, family, and yahoo! except i'm not that religious so it's family and yahoo!. >> product wise she managed to build and buy some interesting properties. in may paid just over a billion dollars for tumbler, a sought-after social media darling. earlier she bought sumly for $13 billion more notable for its 17-year-old founder than technology. yahoo!'s results where it counts in the company's revenue, may mayer's not moving the needle yet. the core business display ads is stagnant at best. mayer's preaching patience, needs time to launch new products which will draw bigger audiences which will lead to higher sales. and investors seem to be listening. mayer's putting a fresh face on what lots of people had begun to see as a storagy company, her face. the vogue spread and she began hosting earnings calls as live video. something a less telegenic ceo might avoid. in 2014 she'll probably h