i think she's got a great future. >> we move over to the par 3 12th. downhill tee shot of some 39 feet. tee's moved up, hole location way in the back left. >> should be a good fit. >> this is going a little left with the 7 iron. >> comes up short. back to the 8th. >> a long way back for par for creamer. >> and just as slow as the other one was fast. >> even though this one is slipping away, she has really enjoyed her reign as the u.s. women's open champion after winning at oakmont last year, one of the more storied courses in all of golf. now the leader seo. >> and her tee shot at the 12th. >> she selected a 6 iron, gary. >> club in beautiful position there. >> this is a little bit right of the hole, kind of in the saddle there. see if it will come down. >> should ever so slightly. another good shot. >> she's in a spot of all pars from here on in and she's got a great chance to win the open. >> look's look at this swing. she's got beautiful load into the right side. terrific shoulder turn. you see the way the shirt is actually stretched and pulled, maxi

she's a great vocal coach. >> she's amazing. um and got results out of singers that i've not heard from anybody else. >> if you were casting the all time dream musical, who would you want standing on that stage? >> elvis. >> who else? >> elvis would be great in a musical, wouldn't he. any musical. you know i would have loved to gone back in time and worked with somebody like mary martin who was a pro. >> sinatra? >> sinatra, he obviously -- he didn't do a stage musical. a lot of film musicals. i would have loved to worked with him. i think of all the people and i'm so lucky to have worked -- glenn close is very lard to follow. >> you've had many is your well moments and met everyone in the entertainment world. what's the most is your well pinch me moment you've experienced do you think for you personally? >> most surreal. i don't know. it's a difficult question to answer. >> were you in a hotel bar in los angeles, sinatra and dean martin. >> that was a little the range. it was about 3:00 in the morning. in the bar in peninsula in

the beautiful lines of our cars, walter had done a great job recreating that a static. and most importantly, wi-fi. -- recreating that aesthetic. the ideals of audi were brought here to this, not. i am very thankful to be here. this is why it means so much to us. now i want to introduce david, the group president of the business improvement district, here in union square. again, sincere thanks. >> thank you, scott. on behalf of the union square business improvement district, property owners, and the businesses, i would like to thank mayor lee, supervisor david chiu, the city departments, the san francisco municipal transportation agency, and audi of america, and a special thank you to those who supported this trend for this project. when we embark on this new project, it reminded us of where we have been and where we are going in union square. 164 years ago, jasper overall, who has a street named after him one week away, was commissioned by the city to lay out a design for its streets and parks, including union square. the park's design was designed to be infighting, ac

star they are very few so what turns an opera singer a great opera singer into a real star or what is a real story well is the public that. we'll special stars you know is the public which that terminates i'm sure that everybody wants to be you know all star you know everybody would like to be in a very important place but it's the public the public school makes the stars. how much you want to try it the public. hussen determinate that it puts you to. use the wand and the stance is the one takes is the one that gives you and it's the one in all our career the public that makes the stars you were part of the famous three tenors project that was integrated during the football world cup in rome in the one nine hundred ninety s. well. is it good from your point of view when when classical becomes becomes a very pop very popular even maybe vulgar i mean is it a sort of concession a fine arts to pop culture well vall got it no vulgar no i have never done anything . popular yes of course i think really it has help very much to to really bring a lot of

there is a very sophisticated mechanical system. we have some great consultants here. it is always a pleasure to work with a team at the department of public works. you are wonderful to be with. edgar, we have done this before. brooke, you as well. ed harrington, when he came into this position, he said this building would be too much. we brought it down to $140 million, kept it as lede platinum. everyone on this team is absolutely first class. it is a pleasure partner with the city. we are in good hands with mayor lee. he recognizes the importance of this kind of structure and it is always great to work with the city of san francisco and the mayor's office. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. just in time, the son has come out. mayor lee will lead us in having the crane operator bring a the beam up. >> everybody, on three, we are going to have frankie bring it up. we are going to say frankie, bring it up! >> frankie, bring it up! [applause] ++ >> i am the deputy executive director for the sfmta. i am pleased to welcome you to the celebration of the completion of the ca

great script and a great editor. >> you have a great director and great script and not a great editorharlie: now you're ecutive producer as well as star of the series. what does this mean in terms of your ambition to play that card out, being an executive producer, of being on both sides? >> just trying to do the next right thing for what the material is calling. >> charlie: if a great director came along and said i've got great material which calls for you and you say i'm here. >> oh yeah, absolutely. yes. >> charlie: how many times have you lost a role that you just wanted so deeply because you believe it was so right for you? >> a few times. >> charlie: a few. you can count them on your right hand. >> most of them was stage stuff. >> really. >> yes. there's something that happens, i've talked about this a few times but there's something that happens when you read a script and your actor brain turns on. you start working before you finish it, you can't help yourself. your brain starts, your creative synapses start to fire and you art to see physicality or understand dialogue or you

so this is a great organization. >> and there is the information on your screen. ere will be food, fabulous music, and wonderful wines and tequilas to enjoy. >> and that is a gift from us to you. that was made in mexico. >> thank you very much. we might have to use it here on the show in the next couple of minutes. alex will be with us next, so stay with us. >>> he's living the american dream with his own wine label. alex is my guess here on "comunidad del valle." also helping coordinate the upcoming wine tasting event. welcome to the show. >> thank you. it's a pleasure. >> tell us what we have here. this looks very, very classy. is that half of owning a label is making sure that it's classy for any wine connoisseur? >> actually, the way that we present it, it's very personal. since it has my name on it, it has to be classic, i guess. and so it's part of doing things right. making sure that the wine is up to the quality that we want to and everything else, the presentation and everything else. as i say, we try to be very professional in what we do. >> what is it th

>> spending a lot of time with the family. >> jimmy: good. >> beach, great. hot. ch guy at burning my foot on the beach. >> jimmy: are you a beach guy at all? >> oh, i love the beach! just love hanging out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that your voice gets raspy when you mention the beach. >> i hate the beach. i hate it. [ cheers and applause ] the sand gets -- the kids love it. but it's like, "come on! okay. there's the ocean. seen it!" [ laughter ] >> but it's -- yeah, i mean, but it was fun. >> jimmy: what is your season? your season is more -- >> i think i'm an autumn. >> jimmy: i think -- me too. [ laughter ] >> sort of an autumn. >> jimmy: welcome back to seasons, you guys. [ light laughter ] >> what's your season? >> jimmy: i think i'm an autumn guy, too. >> yeah. i like -- >> jimmy: is your birthday around then? >> my birthday is in august. >> jimmy: that's weird. see, that's kind of autumny, kind of. >> sort of. >> jimmy: at one point in time it was. >> i only said august so someone would applaud. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but it's july. >> but i much prefer

this is a great game. ith a series of magnetic letters on them. it's your job to unscramble them by rearranging the letters into a word. when you finish, just shout out the word to lock in your answer. >> sounds good. >> jimmy: let's take a look at the letters. okay. [ laughter ] unscramble it! ♪ [ clock ticking ] >> boner? [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry, we were looking for "bone." [ laughter ] you didn't have to use all the letters. thank you so much. you didn't have to use all the letters. we were looking for "bone." ♪ hey buddy, nice to see you. how are you? >> very well, thanks? >> jimmy: what is your name and where are you from? >> ray from freeport, long island. >> jimmy: good man, ray from long island. good man. [ scattered applause ] all right, get ready to press down on your game pud. and together we'll see what gaming adventure we're about to embark on next. start up the board! [ musical beeping ] say, "no guttenbergs!" >> no guttenbergs! >> audience: no guttenbergs. [ boop ] >> jimm

and not receiving a great opera singer into a real star or what is a real star where is the public the. term and the decision that we'll enter special stars you know as the public which the term meaning i'm sure that everybody wants to be you know all star you know everybody would like to be in a very important place but it's the public the public school makes the stars doesn't matter how much you want to try to be the public. house and determining that it puts you to the signed of a star is the one that stands is the one takes is the one that gives you and it's the one the nice in all our career is probably the main stars you were part of the famous three tenors project that was in a great joy in the for both world cup and roman one nine hundred ninety s. well. is it good from your point of view when when classical becomes becomes a very popular popular even maybe wagner i mean this is a sort of concession a fine arts to pop culture well vall got it no no vulgar no i have never done anything involved or. popular yes of course i think really there's help very much. to really bring a lo

a biography of josephine. she is braver than i am. i have greatth in her, and when her book comes out i hope you will snap it up, as i will. as you will find time short, some wonderful things that we will all learn a lot. >> the actual unfolding of the gunfight. step-by-step fashion. and in no way that seems both inevitable and the total accident if that makes sense. and you get to the final moment. what seems to me and zero crab moment. the same moment that i imagine pastor has when he got up on top of the ridge and saw what looked like all these indians. or chavis when you realize nobody was coming to save him at the alamo. what does that. virgil says, hold, i don't mean that. what does that tell us about how this event happened to? >> i repeat that i think something was bound to happen whether it was going to involve the specific individuals or others. there was just too much tension and too much mistrust. james burke said later that he thought there was a certain amount of pressure put on virgil by some of the townspeople. if that hadn't happe

go to wbaltv.com. >> 11 sports. >> it makes for a great conversation. the party they hold monday, a different fight. 184 this season. they deserve a chance in the home-run derby. he killed the ball the last three seasons. a great moment today. u.s. naval officer surprised her family. fireworks of the best kind. it is a monster mash indeed. left over the monster, 2-0. blue jays, 9-7. in washington, d.c., and davey johnson and the national posted the cubs. -- hosted the cubs. not so much and the communication department. he is in a given moved kurdish bases are loaded. -- he is in a given the mood. bases are loaded. carlos gone wild. the national celebrate 5-4. many special olympians can not celebrates the fourth of july in their homeland. the u.s. soccer team played in the gold medal game against spain and played very well. the u.s. team won the gold with a 2-one victory over spain. congratulations. from what can be described as the best of american spirit, nathan's hot dog eating contest. it grows every year. joel chesnutt, your reigning champion, one qu

it was a body of course. one of the great this fathers. of the scenes that he has with his daughters or with his son. for me or press where the. body has to be a father. you know i mean the father the father daughter the best music ever written by virtue of the you know when i read about you that in nineteen fifteen. in mexico city in. as a baritone and they told you know you were ok and you became it i told to somebody that you know that domingo became a tenor because they told him he has to be a tenor and told me you know it doesn't matter i mean most of the baritone the tenor is a baritone is that right is it like if you have a if you have a good voice you can be both you just you just choose yourself most of the ten or so most of my colleagues they were very lucky they were born already with. you and they can. you know but i was maybe i was never. my parents. and the. don't mean this is so i sang many roles then they were there were almost ten or you know so that's the reason but i i really i. don't i don't consider myself. because i fe

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>> i work with a great lyricist. ote a batch of songs by myself, but most of the time i collaborate with great lyricists. before we do anything, we collaborate. that is the hardest thing about writing songs. that is where everyone struggles. once we get the idea that we are going to write a song, it is easy to write, but a hard thing is what are you going to write? >> back to the sea, and now the cover says 15 minutes of fame hryvna -- how can you take it? how have you handled it? >> i think i did pretty well. there was this one time four years after mandy hit, i did not like myself, and i was in florida in a rocking chair looking at the stars, and i realized everyone in the house was there -- the driver, the coke, my assistant, my manager, my agent, and i said, where do i go. where do my friends go common -- where do my friends go, and no one had been in touch with me, and i had to make a decision. do i want this life with a bunch of strangers telling me how great i am, or to our want to be geithner i started out as?

it is a great pleasure to be here. it is a wonderful crowd today, and this is a wonderful panel to be here with. each of these individuals have enormous life experience that is so much more important than anything i could say, and i have learned a lot being on this panel which east of them -- with each of them, and i appreciate them taking the time to share their views and being so honest and forthcoming. these are exactly the voices we need to end the death penalty in california and across the country, and i hope all of you will get involved and go to the website -- deathpenalty.org -- and you will find many ways to get involved. particularly right now, telling the governor to cut the death penalty, to convert all death sentences. if each of you were to go home and take that action, to send an e-mail message or hand write a letter to the governor, that would make a huge difference. together, we can end the death penalty in california. [applause] >> thank you for having me here today. i would like to close by saying i h

that was a great moment. o women. what do you put this down to? you've had a series of beautiful wives. >> i'm not sure. i think sarah brightman and i had a great rapport through music, and that -- music says is a lot of things. there are a lot of people i think who should really love music, but people who do, then you can talk a lot about it. there's a lot of artists. >> do women find musical genius sexy? >> i don't know. because i don't think i am one. i do know you can sort of play -- >> you're being absurdly modest. anyone that can conjure up these kinds of melodies and become anthems around the world, that is genius, isn't it? >> i don't know. maybe that i have a good ear for tunes. >> who do you think is a musical genius who is alive today? >> today? >> well, i'm so really obsessed with melody. i prefer to say that i think, look at the last century, say richard rogers, i think, was absolutely a genius. gershwin was. anybody who can do -- ♪ -- for a cat. sums up a cat in exactly four bars which took me 2

thank you. >> yes, it is truly a great day. seems like yesterday, which was two years ago, i think i saw in this same spot and watched a show will go in the ground and some dirt spread around. today, we are surrounded by this magnificent structures which will serve our community for a long time to come. before i go any further, i would like to acknowledge my fellow commissioners who are here today, who have served the redevelopment agency commission longer than i have, who i emily missing today is mr. lee roy king -- who i am really missing today. mr. king was probably on the commission before this process even started. he is the one who should be here in my place to recognize this opening and thank everybody who has participated. i would like to acknowledge ms. augustino. and mr. range. i have never seen such a strong advocate for his community. he is always there for south of market. he is always they're not only for his project but everybody else's product. he is a true hero in the south of market area. thank you very much fo

the general result was in our favor to say we gained a great deal of ground. it was a success or a decided victory depends on what occurs today. i hope god has given us a great success because we're all in contempt to the bid and has the interesting sentence, those in whose judgment i rely tell me i thought the battle splendidly and it was a masterpiece of art. this is the most revealing letter i think mclellan ever wrote to and obviously will not follow up what he accomplished from the day before and thinks he has done a wonderful thing largely because he has prevented the superior force , they had even gained ground. as it happened the was counting three soldiers for every one that existed. it two was his habit hispanic at the same time mclellan sending the letter to his wife also sending a telegram to the general in which she said i expect the battle to be renewed today. not that i expect to renew the attack her. [laughter] it is quite true mclellan says over and over and members of his staff and general slyke fits john porter thinking fact but if audit with

a job. you're not going to win any awards. it's also just greatn the room. that happened, absolutely. >> jimmy: someone fell asleep while you were pitching -- >> oh, yeah. sound asleep. sound asleep while we were pitching an adam sandler movie. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, and i'm thinking this can't be that great of an adam sandler movie, obviously. because the only person who's hearing it is falling asleep right now. >> jimmy: it's really bad. you've written, you should tell everyone -- "night at the museum," "night at the museum 2" -- >> sure, sure. >> jimmy: he's written those. [ cheers and applause ] he's had major blockbuster hits. >> you know, what's funny. the reason "night at the museum" -- we wrote "night at the museum" is because they decided they didn't want to make "taxi 2," and they're like, "well, we need to find a project for you around here. what do we got? take this children's book instead of 'taxi 2.'" i'm sorry the energy from "taxi 2" got diverted into "night at the museum." >> jimmy: congratulations. i'm happy that it wo

president mazzucco: that would be a great idea. how does our agenda look for july 20, bobby? >> largely it is the reports. president mazzucco: that will be perfect. that dovetails what we're doing about the community policing. that is a mid-level approach. great idea. thank you. that is on for the 20th. is there any public comment about these reports as you heard? next we will hear from capt. mahoney. is there any public comment on these matters? hearing none, public comment is closed. oh, yes, sir. of course, sir. come to the podium over here. >> [unintelligible] president mazzucco: is there regarding an item taking place ingleside station or here. >> [unintelligible] president mazzucco: ok. >> my name is joe. i am a political petitioner. i register people to vote. in the past couple of months, we've been collecting signatures for the ballot for november and next year. in the last two months -- actually in the last couple days -- we have encountered a great deal problems. not a great deal of problems, but problems with the police station. they have a shopping center with a tr

it would be a great place for a new talent to come in if he wanted to try his hand at stand- up comedy. it would be a good place to do it. this is a good venue as any to get your comedy out. i would strongly encourage you to approve this. thursday night is a natural for this, and has not been a problem in this is a really good club owner. >> is there any public comment? public comment is closed. >> i live five blocks and i have to it met that i have danced many nights away at the club. it is a nice place to go. it is not like a downtown place. it is normal people. anyway, i have always been that impressed that even though there is dancing, it wasn't evident outside. there is far more traffic and noise in front of the other venues that don't have amplified sound and dancing. i commend the club for the fact that if he did not go inside, you would not know that the place was playing music. people really do support this kind of activity there. i am happy to hear about the comedy. >> i have less than 200 square feet up there. by fall under that -- i fall under that suggestion. >> i am famil

a community. >> it was great. felt like we were all friends and family and we were getting in on something special on the ground floor and it was a nice way for us to all kind of connect. >> we've reached out to people that we thought would work well together. it was like putting together a dinner party. you know, not everybody is right for that particular dinner party. >> in chunks of at least $10,000 abbey and sam ended up raising nearly half a million dollars. and as important as the money, they recruited an advisory board, most of whom are available when typical advisors aren't, on play dates. >> the experience of seeing it through stories, of seeing the animated segments that you have -- >> and at the park. >> his biggest issue is sitting still. >> and who seven as a constant focus group. >> our investor advisory board meetings are really productive. there are parents who are going through exactly the things that we want to address on our shows. >> all of the investors have been clear. they've come on board b

no doubt, we achieved a great deal. this was not just another talking head conference where people were just here to give a speech. you really heard engaged discussion from this morning all the way up until now. we thank our panelists because they came here with an open heart and an open mind. we are going to talk in a minute about how we are going to move things forward. i want to thank the staff of the public defender's office and the many volunteers who made this possible. we thank the library staff as well as sfgovtv for their good work here. john came here because we invited him and because he knew that he is making a difference and will continue to make a difference. after serving 14 years on death row and spending 18 years of his life fighting the case, he continued to fight for justice, and he brought his case to the united states supreme court. he received a $40 million jury verdict, and in april, the united states supreme court overturned that, even though in this case, there were three prosecutors who have --

is a great piece and she could be. but she told me you know plus you know i know i don't want to go. she was singing i was very happy i'm very lucky because today you cannot catch her you know you can't do it she doesn't have a free day and she was income anymore you know so so i was lucky to get on my show she was a young show almost certainly the year you were looking to go. out and now when i'm . have you. another question about the young generation that now you're in russia is in moscow you can you can have a close look at the young russian talents do you see a lot of talented people is there somebody among those that you see here the russians that you really hold your breath and you think this guy can be better than me. we have final very good horses very with horses. altogether i mean sort of them they don't pass the subby finals would never mind there are great voices and although they have now in the finals the they are in the finals and they i have conceded we have for ten or so there. in one of the ten or so

there are a bunch of headaches and problems. that is great. we get paid to solve them instead of complaining about them. i do not see a room here full of complainers. it is exciting to support you. just go out there and do it. thank you very much. [applause] we are very lucky to have an alumni of our district as well. malia cohen, a supervisor of our district, come on up. supervisor cohen: hello, everyone. good afternoon. i was raised in san francisco. i went to lake shore elementary school and low -- bob -- lowell high school. it is always refreshing to see san francisco unified school district students doing well. i am excited to be here. i want to thank our sponsors and city family that came together to make this happen. when i was thinking about my words and what i wanted to deliver and share with you, is that oftentimes, i -- last year when i ran for office, people would say that i was so young, that it was not my time. they would ask how i was going to be able to make a change when basically i was just so young. so last year when i was el

great talent you will sing plus a you once said i quote singles can be many some of the making thing nominal careers but they're real artists of whom you may say this is a star they are very few so what turns an opera singer a great opera singer into a real story what is a real story well is the public. and they are the social appeal in perspiration stars you know is the public which the term meaning i'm sure that everybody runs to be you know all star you know everybody would like to be in a very broken place but it's the public the public school makes the stars doesn't matter how much you want to try you the public. house and determining that it puts you there with the sign of her star is the one that stands is the one takes is the one that gives you and it's the wonder you know all i will career is probably makes the stars you were part of the famous three tenors project that was an integrated during the football world cup in rome in the one nine hundred ninety s. well. is it good from your point of view when when

david owen was a great patriot gave me my first shot. it's been a fun i opening ride. >> host: you have to admit you are a small elite group of journalists michael after this big there is you, david horowitz, maybe a few others. but you are a tiny coalition, up against a huge journalistic failings that says not a problem. not a problem. the problem with guys, they come from a position of intolerance. and yet one of the things i noticed in this book is nothing that you say is not backed up by facts. in many cases it's backed up by versus within the koran. this has got to be frustrating for somebody like you, for somebody who's been on this case for 10 years and in many ways were further away from understanding our enemy following what you said, the steps we have to do. >> guest: fred, you just summed it up. we live in the greatest nation, and a great civilization in history of mankind. america. and also judeo-christian western civilization. there's such shame on the part of western man, such killed. we have oppressed the muslim world. we a