you wonderful commissioners and our executive director tiffany bohee and as always our attorney robert brian. it is good to see all of you. i want to thank you for this opportunity to speak with you. you need to know that we at the cac for the shipyard have heard the details of block 48 in our subcommittees and in our general cac meeting. we understand the phase and approach to this development. we at the cac have been active partners particularly with the aesthetics of the buildings that are the intent of the area. our intent was not to have the building look too boxy and have an aesthetic look which is a wonderful go to destination in the bayview hunters point area. the staff was wonderful and they went along with us and they understand what we are to do with the project. we are very excited about other benefits that will rument -- result from the block 48 project. we concur and we approve with this approach on the project and urge you to move forward with this development. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> no more speaker cards? okay. so, public comment is closed. do we have comments

straight ahead is sports night live with jason applebaum and if roberts and bip roberts. >> brian: dress warmly in the morning by the afternoon i don't think it will be too bad with temperatures in the low to mid '60's. although you may need an umbrella but not all day. we will have some isolated showers which probably will not last long. temperatures will be in the '60s around the bay. >> vicki: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight. >> jason: and the warriors battled back to beat the celtics? with spring training in full swing we talked about whether the a's can regain their mojo. our one-on-one interview with mccain. and marshawn lynch finally speaks about the last play of the super bowl game. baseball season fast approaching. warr

it was brian's day off, but he showed up that evening around 6:30, asking for another stock boy, robertnder. >> brian was looking for rob render and had asked me if i'd seen him. and, "hey, where is this guy?" and i paged him, and that was the last time i seen him. >> reporter: after seeing brian, mario says he picked up a pizza nearby, sharing it with employees in the break room clear across the other side of the store from the produce cooler. that's his alibi. mario says he helped close the store, as usual, at 8:00. both the defense and prosecutors believe brian was murdered before closing time. did you kill brian carrick? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: are you responsible in any way for his death? >> no. >> reporter: as for the prosecution's claims that the man who put him in prison with his testimony, shane lamb, was called to the store that night to talk to brian? so this is important because police believe at some time you call shane lamb. did you ever call him? >> no. we actually gave them my phone records and showed them that there was no call. >> reporter: shane, on your urgin

you have a problem, shame on brian roberts at comcast. he's not doing the right thing.with at&t. at&t gave more money to al sharpton for his lavish birthday party than they spent advertising in ebony magazine which is 70 years old. and largest african-american magazine -- >> they deny your allegations in your lawsuit. but how do you think we got to the point where al sharpton has become sort of the go-to person for a company or executive being accused of discrimination like we saw in the sony case? when they got hacked and had written racial things about president obama. >> yeah, i joined on the national association of african-american owned media and there's a lot of information if you go to naaaom.com. it's shame on sony because at the end of the day and at&t and comcast you need to understand that al sharpton does not speak for me. he does not speak for the black people. al sharpton speaks for himself. it's racist at the very idea to think there is a black person that speaks for all black people just like there is no one white person that speaks for all white people.

i mean, you know, you would think that brian roberts and steve burke over there at comcast, that theyt of money, hired a lot of lobbyists in the obama, you know, to lobby the obama administration. they gave them tons of campaign contributions. hell, they've got msnbc working for president obama every day. why can't they get this thing through? >> again, there are a lot of programmers and other folks in the larger industry who don't want this deal or don't like the idea of this deal. think about it this way, comcast spends about 40 percent of its revenues on programming, charter spends 48%. that eat a huge difference. so the concern -- that's a huge difference. the concern is the resulting two operators are going to be able to lower their costs, and that's a bad thing for the programmers. liz: is there anything to be said about conflicts? and this came about when, of course, comcast bought nbc universal about where they would give preferential treatment to a cnbc versus a fox business or versus a bloomberg. bloomberg fought that bitterly, they were very unhappy with their placement on

you have a problem, shame on brian roberts at comcast. he's not doing the right thing.&t. at&t gave more money to al sharpton for his lavish birthday party than they spent advertising in ebony magazine which is 70 years old. and largest african-american magazine -- >> they deny your allegations in your lawsuit. but how do you think we got to the point where al sharpton has become sort of the go-to person for a company or executive being accused of discrimination like we saw in the sony case? when they got hacked and had written racial things about president obama. >> yeah, i joined on the national association of african-american owned media and there's a lot of information if you go to naaaom.com. it's shame on sony because at the end of the day and at&t and comcast you need to understand that al sharpton does not speak for me. he does not speak for the black people. al sharpton speaks for himself. it's racist at the very idea to think there is a black person that speaks for all black people just like there is no one white person that speaks for all white people. it's r

brian roberts and team setting up -- with their chief financial officer.be an investment company $4 billion. there will be money ponied up by their partner angelakies and it is a carefully-worded press release about new opportunities. they go in there with a new opportunity of a time warner merger occurring, and inventors ventures as well. i do not know what to make of it. brendan: i am reading this for the first time as well. i would argue this is part of a way to reframe what they do in advance of what they are seeking right now, with his permission from the sec for this merger. the conflict has been -- where does innovation happen in the internet? does it happen at the center, which is the network which comcast owns, or doesn't happen at the edge, the periphery, new devices? what comcast is a as we will not just be good for america, we are going to invest in the edge as well. i would argue this is a political move, but again i am seeing it for the first time as well. tom: i will not decide if it is a political move, but i will decide it is carefully wor

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brian webb is here with more on that. >> good morning, anne-marie. robert durst was arrested hours before the conclusion of the six-part hbo documentary and it was in that final episode televised last night that durst may have unwittingly offered a confession to murder. >> killed them all, of course. >> that's the voice of robert durst talking to himself in the bathroom. he was still wearing a microphone in the bathroom following the hbo documentary "the jinx." he was arrested saturday while staying at a hotel under an assumed name. he was accused of killing susan berman. >> they're unable to put him in los angeles. >> but they were able to put you in california. >> california is a big state. >> but the documentary may have unearthed an important clue in berman's death. berman's death. a letter striking an anonymous note tipping them off to the location of berman's body. erin moriarty of ""48 hours"" discussed the similarities with the retired lapd detective who led the investigation. >> is that the moment when you compared cadaver letterer to bobby durst's

robert's family row least add statement saying they hope he will be held accountable for all he has done. in new york, brian for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 6:21 right now still ahead this morning another prominent politician accused of using a private e-mail account from work, that's next. >>> plus it could change the way lifeguards save lives. see how drones are getting into the action, that's next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ the goodness of nature in your bowl. 5 unique whole grains... ...with just enough sweetness. ...multi grain cheerios. >> this will be the nicest day, just few clouds, colder by comparison that same time yesterday. so grab the heavier coat walking out the door. when you look at the temperatures, you understand y not terribly breezy, but just enough, that it is going to feel chilly to you. but we rebound nicely here, guys, flirting with 60 degrees the next two days, but tomorrow a weak frontal boundary rolls through, knocks the temperatures back by wednesday, and you slight to dodge quick shower or two along the way as well. jess, over to you. >> thank katie. good morning everybody just comin

brian web has the story. >> in the final scene of the hbo documentary robert goes into the bathroom with a wireless microphone still on, transmitting what sound like a shocking confession. >> killed them all the worse. >> fbi arrested the 71 year old durst saturday new orleans hotel using assumed name, one day before the final episode appeared. it was called the jinx. the life and deaths of robert durst. his attorney spoke to cbs radio about the show. >> i was rather underwhelmed, given all of the build up of new evidence, new this or that frankly expected more than bathroom muttering or muse action. >> documentary examined the 1982 disappearance of durst wife kathleen, the 2001 murder and dismemberment of his one time neighbor black. claimed self-defense in that case, was acquitted and the murder of his friend, susan burr man in 2,000. >> and the la police have been investigating for awhile now. and they're unable to put him in los angeles. >> the documentary also shows a letter durst sent to burr man that closely resembles note tipping off police to burman's body, the writing is similar, and the word beverl

officer brian lorenzo, sunday, july 8th, 2012. >>> now officer robert wilson is added to that list of heroes that paid the ultimate price. we will be right back. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> welcome back. market street in olde city one of the road that is cleared right now. all of the side streets still a mess. it took meehan extra 20 minutes to get to work dusting off the cars, scraping windows and take it very slowly on those side streets. >> it is a process. >> everybody is digging out right now. >> in new jersey, snow was enough to turn millville into a ghost town. the restaurants and other businesses closed up for the the day as plows pressed on down the empty street. plow crews struggled to get the road completely cleared because of the sheer volume of snow coming down. several dozen accidents and spin out where is report add cross cumberland county. >> i took the train home yesterday from center city and it was pack. >>> delaware resident well they

robert durst. yesterday they got a break in one and the world got a possible couldn't fabc's marci gonzalez live in new york with more on the arrest of this eccentric multi-million fair. marcy. >> reporter: brianen't saying exactly what evidence led to this arrest but durst 's attorney is questioning the timing as he now faces a capitol murder charge: robert durst in a new orleans courtroom today, his attorney insisting the real estate hear heir is not guilty in the shooting death of his friends susan berman in 2000. >> rob durst didn't kill susan berman. >> reporter: a contrast to durst's chilling apparent confession. >> reporter: which aired for the first time just last night on the finale of hbo's documentary series of jinx. the six part series profiles berman's death as well as the unsolved disappearance of durst's first wife kathy in 1982 and the murder of durst's neighbor in 2001. in that case durst was acquitted after claiming self-defense. in interviews for the documentary he repeatedly insisted he was not a killer. off camera, though, while in a bathroom apparently unaware his microphone was still on the bombshell audio was recorded. it wasn't until two laters that an editor discovere

brian. >> still very school stuff. all right. this is also cool. lamborghinis $500,000 cars with snow tires driving on ice. we showed it to you before the break. robertld do this. >> this was crazy, brian. it's called the winter aacademy. they took their super cars as fast as they could around a snow track groomed like a ski slope. take a look. you'd have to be a little bit crazy to take at least a $200,000 car out in the snow and ice. >> the car is there to drive, and it does very well in those conditions. so i just do it. >> two things most people don't realize about lamborghinis. first, you can put snow tires on them. these are fitted with studs for extra traction. and, second, lambos are all-wheel drive super cars. >> newer lamborghinis are as easy to drive as a four-wheel drive pickup truck. >> along with the hurricane clients also raced a half million dollar car. i raced one around the track antd didn't go quite as fast. you will see one crash into a snow, crash into cameras. crazy video. >> good stuff and speaking of tomorrow night, robert thank you, the new season of "secret lives of the super rich" premieres tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. right here

charlie: robert said about you imagine them use would be a beautiful, young, gorgeous woman. and i ended up with brianennehy. brian: he made me wear that wig that night. i was wondering. [laughter] we had coffee. he said, you and i are going to do all these things together. he didn't have a job. i had a job. i listened for a long time. i realized this is going to be something we were going to do. he finished up by saying, we are always going to do things we are not sure we can do. also something else we did. charlie: things that made you scared. brian: even more than that. we are always scared. if it is something -- i belong in this ball game, i'm really taking a chance here. charlie: i don't know, but i think? brian: left maybe a little too late in terms of age and strength and my brain and so forth. although that might be an excuse. whatever i do, i have got to think about the next several months and find a place. we will see. we will see. charlie: thank you for coming. nathan: thank you for having us. charlie: "the iceman cometh" is at the brooklyn academy of music. it will be there through this su

snapple down and bip roberts are here on sports night live to talk about the nfl free agent frenzy including for the 49 years. and in interviewed japan. >> brian: we have what weather to the north of the bay area and it is working towards our area and i will have more next in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >> vicki: a six part hbo documentary about real estate magnate birth led to his arrest for the death of the bay area woman >> reporter: susan berman was shot to death in her home in beverly hills and the case was reopened last week. this was to connect the death todurst. investigators say the durst knows what happens to his wife. >> we find the defendant durst not guilty. >> reporter: he is charged fort the murder and dismemberment of a neighboring taos in texas but he was acquitted for that case. >> vicki: the jinx has gained a lot popularity gaining national attention. the search is

continues at sock with brian taff, adam joseph and ducis rogers and please join us for "action news" here at 11:00 on channel 6. >>> on this tuesday night, the millionaire murder suspect, robertand the new charges. flashing that smile, the stunning audio, saying he quote, killed them all. tonight, authorities now pointing to this evidence. the two pieces of handwriting. >>> the breaking news. the u.s. air force veteran, tonight, charged with trying to join isis. pierre thomas standing by. >>> the midair emergency. the man running for the cockpit, screaming jihadis in the cargo hold. you will see them tackle him. >> i'm sorry. >>> the abc news exclusive. inside the nypd. retraining 35,000 officers. after the eric garner case. and tonight, you'll see the new takedown. >>> and, the famous university and the images of young women, allegedly posted on facebook sleeping partially undressed. they had no idea.

roberts as they break down the warriors latest win. and discussed the san francisco giants hunter pence hunter pence. >> brian: will have clouds in the morning but will have a similar morning tomorrow. if you wonder why so dark outside it's because we change the clock. we'll see the sun shine for much of the afternoon except for the coast and temperatures will be warm mid to upper 70's. as well as a person sees. this form system will be here wednesday. >> vicki: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 11 o'clock. see you then. goodnight. >> jason: stephen curry and the warriors overcome the clippers but it's what happened after the game that tipped off one of the players. it's the end of an era in san francisco. where frank gore is headed. and we will discuss japan's life hunter pence.

. >> robert falls said imagine i was a beautiful young gorgeous woman and i wound up with brian dennehy >> that's why he made me wear that wig all that time. i always wondered about that. (laughter) you know, it's funny, he took me to coffee one day. he was running a little theater and didn't even direct this play i did rat in the skull. and we had coffee and he said you and rigoing to do all these things together. he didn't even have a job, right? i had a job, but -- and i listened for a long time as i realized this was going to be something that we were going to do and he finished up by saying we're always going to do things we're not sure we can do. which is also something else we did. >> rose: always do things that will make you a bit scared. >> well, yeah. even more than that. we're always scared. it can be the easiest play in the world and you're going to be scared. but you're saying to yourself, i don't know if i belong in this ball game and i'm really taking a chance here and, for the most part, we've pulled them off. >> rose: that's the way you are about lear, though, i don't k

robert going to leave it there. thank you. >> thanks very much. >> brian, i'll see you tonight at 5:00 for "fast money." talking much more about apple and the trade now that the stock is, in fact in the negative. gave up all the gabsins from today. remember today the ecb started buying bonds. there's other news aside from apple. >> there is oil around 50 bucks and microsoft a better performer today. thank you very much. take care. cleb with "closing bell" with more on apple starts right now. >>> happy monday. welcome to "closing bell." i'm bill griffeth. >> and i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. all about apple and the stock market rally. retaking 18,000 getting back some of the steep losses from friday and the dow is strongly outperforming other indices right now. we've got industrials and financials in the lead. that's bullish. energy is lagging behind. >> which would be just the opposite of friday when financials were more concerned that the fed was going to start raising rates, down they went. now we're coming back. so we've got a bit of a bounce from friday. interesting activity for apple today. it

brian lorenzo, sunday july 8th, 2012. >> and now officer robert wilson the third is added to that listes that paid the ultimate price. >>> we will be right back. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. >>> welcome back. we are taking a look over pens landing, the the sunnies out this morning, lot of people are still shoveling and cleaning up. >> yes. >> 12 degrees. >> something about this winter we have been getting so close to that record mark but we just don't get there. just cold. >> dubious record at that. >> wrinkling brothers circus is getting rid of the iconic elephants. >> decision comes a amid growing concern about how the elephant are being treated. some cities have enacted an anti elephant ordinance which means they cannot be in the the sh

brian stelter, it's time for "reliable sources." a big show ahead today. we begin with breaking news out of new orleans where roberten watching the remarkable miniseries is "the jinx." he's 70-year-old from the real estate moguls. he's had a very troubled life. he has elsu ifr suspect in the death of three people in three states. he's been never been found guilty. "the

brian stelter, it's time for "reliable sources." a big show ahead today. we begin with breaking news out of new orleans where robert durst was arrested. we found out about it. if you've been watching the remarkable miniseries is "the jinx." he's 70-year-old from the real estate moguls. he's had a very troubled life. he has elsu ifr suspect in the death of three people in three states. he's been never been found guilty. "the jinx" has been exploring his past in exclusive details including an interview with him. hbo, a shocking conclusion. the tweet says "tomorrow on hbo." it airs tonight. now we know he's been arrested. that's about all we know at the moment but cnn will be staying with the story throughout the day and i'm sure there is more to come. >>> we take a turn here to our other big story of the morning. that is the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. it is something that has dominated sunday morning talk shows, and it is something that is really all people are talking about when it comes to hillary clinton. but there is an important media angle that i want to tell you about. it's a first amendment tug-of-wa

robert frank. what did he say gathering so much attention today? >> a lot of attention, brian.the richest americans worth $4.6 billion saying the wealth cap is unsustainable and disastrous if unfixed. jones says current levels of inequality cannot and will not persist. history suggests it will fall in one of three ways. revolution higher taxes or war. none of my bucket list. the problem, he says a change in american companies. too focused on quarterly earnings profits and share prices and not focused enough on their broader role in society. here's what he said. he said we have ripped the humanity out of our companies and reduced them to a set of numbers. now, since the top ten percent of americans own 90% of stocks he said only the rich benefit from corporate profits and stock prices. jones emphasized she a proud capitalist and capitalism creates great innovations analysts people like him to enormous success, but he's forming a not for profit called just capital, to bring more justness to companies and also is the founder of robin hood the charity raised and granted more than $

loss of robert wilson the third, killed during a shoot-out with two robbery suspect in the north philadelphia video game store yesterday. the suspects are now in custody. >> body of officer brian wilson the third has been brought to the funeral home in cobbs creek. >> formal arrangements have yet to be announced. jennifer joyce is at the 22nd police district in north philadelphia where he was assigned jennifer good morning. >> reporter: it is quiet here right now. we see flags flying at half staff as the district and the entire department, mourn the the loss of robert wilson the third. wilson was an eight year veteran of the force assigned to the 22nd district. commissioner ramsey spoke about the officer last night. he said he knew him personally. he wases surely one of philadelphia's best. he was well respected by his peers. wilson had two children a nine year-old boy and a one year-old babe hoy will learn that their father died as a philadelphia hero. >> and officer wilson was an outstanding officer. he was a leader of the squad. >> i knew him i met him. he was one of the best police officers this city had to offer, period. a very, very brave, heroic individual. >> officer w

. >> brian: we are showing some heavy showers off shore in their moving it toward san francisco and the peninsula and i'll tell you when your be here next. >> vicki: jason applebaum and bip roberts have your break down and sports allied this week. up next female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. >> vicki: u.s safety regulators are investigating complaints that two nissan recalls did not fix a problem with front-seat air bag seat sensors. the probe covers nearly a million vehicles that were recalled in 2013 and 2014 because computer software may not detect an adult in the passenger seat, which causes the airbags to not inflate. the recalls affects the nissan altima, leaf electric car pathfinder s-u-v and sentra models from 2013 and 2014. 124 people have co

robert durst or could he be released from jail? we're inside the case. >> his arrest is not based on facts, it's based on ratings. >> then, brian williams goes q tu!en, i'm going inside the biggest songs of the year with imagine dragon. >> we love imagine dragon. >> and ed sheeran. >> i make a living making people happy which is a wicked thing. >> the original "american idol" kelly clarkson dealing with critics about the baby weight. >> you can either love it or you don't have to. >> now, the latest celebrity and pop culture news delivered to you 24/7, it's "the insider" togetheñ with yahoo!. >> kelly clarkson, ed sheeren, annie lennox, tonight we're going inside the music with the hitmakers behind the biggest songs of the year. first, the top story making news today. vanguard award from ellen degeneres. why is this night so special? >> kerry washington. >> i just think what glaad does is so important and i'm so honored to be here. >> on monday morning, people are going to click to hear what that woman from "scandal" said at that awards show so i think some stuff needs to be said. >> washington didn't just speak, she preached for equal rights

robert frank. and with us for more on today's slide in the markets and oil, steven short joins the conversation from the short report. "fast money" trader brianelcome one and all. rocket your thoughts here on what's happened. >> it's dollar driven. the dollar and this really fast move is distorting so many things in the world from new york real estate to stock prices. you look at what's happening with small caps. small caps were in the dog house. now they're doing well only because they are more insulated from overseas earnings. it's really hard to read any connection between these market the real economy, and what consumers and investors are really thinking because it's all dollar driven and we don't know when it's going to stop. >> what's the perspective, the d.c. perspective on this dollar move for you guys? >> well one thing to worry about with the dollar is the trade deficit. when you have dollar that's appreciating as quickly as this dollar has, it leads to a higher trade deficit, slower growth. there's an interesting dynamic here that's troubling for the president who is trying to sell the transpacific partnership trade agreement. stro

robert horn rien long dr. joe owe shay, dr. steve ferra, eddie garcia, tiffany ariel, brent baker, brian sutter, matt hoffman aaron richardson and j.p. on my staff. i also want to thank the unsung heroes at the house legislative council, namely jessica shapiro jesse cross. every success we've had at each point in this process was further than we had ever come before, and that involved a lot of work, a lot of negotiation and a lot of overwhelming desire to see the process through to the end. ultimately if this is a package that can go to the white house, all of this will be worth it. i certainly do look forward to passage and hope that given the positive signs evidenced over the past several days the other chamber will quickly embrace this package and ultimately get this badly needed policy into law. . i want my colleagues to support the rule and underlying bill. for that reason i yield back the balance of my time and move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those oppos