richard harris, richard mitra, beau leeks, and richard fong. come forward, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am richard harris. we support the sharp park golf course. we have been looking at this issue of the mou with the puc over recycled water. golfers at golf courses are a common place where recycled water is used. it is good conservation use. golfers are familiar with it. they know not to drink it. they are well trained in it. many golf courses use recycled water. this project has support from the city of pacifica water district, the san francisco puc, the rec and park capital could city -- capital committee. we urge you to proceed with this. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is richard mitra. i am a resident of the excelsior district, an avid golfer for a short period of time, and i support the opening of sharp park in the use of recycled water, which is a good thing. not having been a golfer for a long time, i had an image of golfers being elite. havingx been one for the past five years, i find it is every man's passion, as

the husband, the young star, beau, and gwyneth, too. take a listen. >> you're going to let this prom queen get up on the stage? patsy cline sang here. >> i don't care if she sings yankee doodle dandy, she's still going to play. you have the same three songs. >> don't worry, beau. i have no intention of stealing your invisible career. you see, i want one. >> i didn't expect to like it as much. i gave it three kernels out of five. the acting pretty decent. i'm not a country music fan but some songs in here weren't bad. some cheesy moments but unconventional ending which helped save the movie. not bad if you like gwyneth. stick to her day job. >> i heard tim mcgraw, and he doesn't sing in a movie about country music. that's shocking. >> it's very disappointititititi medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some

. >> jimmy: beau is his name, yeah.gwyneth paltrow. >> i like that song. what'd you say when you start? >> i remember that day. >> ♪ i remember that day when our eyes first met you ran -- ♪ ♪ you came -- you ran into the building to get out of the rain ♪ ♪ cause you were soaking wet and when you held the door wanted to know my name ♪ ♪ timing is everything >> how'd you do that so fast? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i want to hear more of that song. so good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "country strong" is in theaters everywhere, friday. more with gwyneth when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. we're back with the great gwyneth paltrow, whose movie "country strong" is out this weekend. so, as we said, you do a lot of your own singing in the movie, and it's fantastic, but it's not surprising to many people that a lot of people remember us from when we were in an r & b group back in the '90s. >> audience member: yeah! >> jimmy: that's right. >> shazzazz

. >> jimmy: beau is his name, yeah. paltrow. >> i like that song. what'd you say when you start? >> i remember that day. >> ♪ i remember that day when our eyes first met you ran -- ♪ ♪ you came -- you ran into the building to get out of the rain ♪ ♪ cause you were soaking wet and when you held the door wanted to know my name ♪ ♪ timing is everything >> how'd you do that so fast? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i want to hear more of that song. so good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "country strong" is in theaters everywhere, friday. more with gwyneth when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [bell tolls] - to best serve your customers, you have to know them. personally. only a local agent can do that. [click, motor hums] - doug pierce. lives in tornado alley. - hobby? - collects stamps. - excellent. - annette thompson. small business owner. hates cantaloupe. - good. - the lee family: twins. with another on the way. - mazel tov. - that's meatloaf. - hmm. [click] that's still meatloaf. - very good. moving on. - we ar

. >> jimmy: beau is his name, yeah.ng. what'd you say when you start? >> i remember that day. >> ♪ i remember that day when our eyes first met you ran -- ♪ ♪ you came -- you ran into the building to get out of the rain ♪ ♪ cause you were soaking wet and when you held the door wanted to know my name ♪ ♪ timing is everything >> how'd you do that so fast? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i want to hear more of that song. so good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "country strong" is in theaters everywhere, friday. more with gwyneth when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all the way home? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee. mom: max. ...maxwell! piggy: yeah? mom: you're home. piggy: oh,cool, thanks mrs. a. anncr: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. ate something loaded with fat? now we got a beef with that. 25 of our campbell's chunky soups give you 100% lean meat and a full servi

and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >> this is called lesson. trying to pull yourself back along the words, trying to get close to what holds the flesh to them. so you talk over the words. you shout to the words and the words sometimes begin, just begin to drag you along like a bad leg, to carry you to a place where they can turn and knife-like skin you into other words and move you closer, try to kill you, keep you there or let you hear, however briefly, their deadly harmony. this is called markings and it's in two parts. one, the last is leveled. the eye witnesses are moved to a yard, a street. the road is made smooth. two, we have the ability to not regret, not one death and then exactly two even before another. and in this approximate silence we have felt that not regreting has spared us loneliness. called at the door. you did not tell me about these hours, how thick they were and wounded. i hear myself telling someone to punch me just to figure the order of my beliefs. someone else in my clothes who would view this and move on. explain agai

he was sworn into this segment at the side of the hospital but the -- hospital bed of beau biden who was still in a hospital at the time and did that 36 years. other members of the professional delegation melamine to accompany him and it turned out to be so close although it was a slick delegation with the three man delegation. but as a result of this behavior or schedule, he was not very well known by the other senators for quite awhile and when home every night while the others eight and drink together and would socialize during the week. also joe biden is a teetotaler band did not have much to do with the social circuit. he never went to any receptions and pretty much the same now that he is vice president now he has been seen around washington a little more but he and his wife jill go back to their home in wilmington just about every weekend. what did the other senators learned from what aa -- everybody in delaware new? he had the end coming commitment to his state, and his family, and to his catholic religion. and from his earliest days from a kid from scranton pa., a blue-colla

one of the things i know beau of you give back to the world and the communities, i would lick to ask your trip to south sudan as a ambassador. how did that impact your life? >> gosh, it definitely sort of, puts everything in to perspective really quick. it's incredible to think that wow, because of what i get to do it gives me the odd platform, then to raise awareness about different causes and i got to go and see a lot of the work that ps and i partners on the ground, u.n. foundation, global fund, different water programs that they implemented, and i'm the ambassador for the child survival program. it's kids five and under and in the developing world. it's amazing. i just got back from the central afternoon republic on this massive net distribution with the u.n. foundation. it was again, just mind boggling, so unbelievably life changing. >> it's amazing how you are doing that in addition to the work that you are doing and music and being newly married. zachary, you also like to give back. why is it important for you to make the contributions in addition to the work you do as an arti

that's private just for you and your beau, maybe your girlfriend, maybe your lovely wife. just log on to nbcbayarea.com. click on the contest button. and we'll announce the winner next tuesday morning. hey, mike, i think your wife is wanting something like that right now. >> with all the wiping and dining i give her, she does. all right. westbound 880 towards the cartinas and venetian bridges, last week we had the fog advisory for the bridges. the fog never really burned off. we don't have a fog advisory by chp, but there's fog heading down off the bridge. an 18-minute drive near the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is starting to form. we should see the metering lights turn on in the next couple minutes. we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge. your alternate across the bay. a smooth drive there. no major slowing just yet. we'll see that build throughout the morning. back to you. >>> another big winter storm is brewing. find out why this one could be the biggest yet this winter. >>> and congresswoman gabrielle giffords' husband has a tough decision to make pretty soon.

investigators say she confessed to shooting her 13-year-old son beau in the head on the way to soccer practice in the family car. she then went home and shot her 16-year-old daughter kayla in the face as the girl was doing her homework. police found schenecker on her back porch drenched in blood. >> these kids were special children. there's a reason why so many people are affected in our community. they toughed a lot of people's lives. >> reporter: both were star athletes and star students. this was her last year, giving her presentation to her science class. over the weekend, julie schenecker was treated for an undisclosed medical condition. her own mother was apparently worried enough about her daughter's depression that she called police on friday morning for help. but her call came too late. only analysts say when mothers kill there's a logic behind that act. >> they say, i produced the children. i gave birth to the control. i sort of have a right to control their destiny. >> reporter: and that shaking woman must now come to grips with what's happened. >> you've got shock, trauma

jigsaw, the beau teen where kate used to work.go on a guided tour for inexpensive amount of money. >> like star tours. finally if you can't get to london to see them at the actual wedding, you recommend possibly going to the honeymoon spots. >> if you're going on a honeymoon you want privacy. if you're the royal couple you want luxury. a lot of royal watchers are suggesting for that combination you might look at lizard island resort off the coast of australia. the great barrier reef. it's one of the most beautiful private island resorts you can imagine. and i checked, there are still rooms available for the week following the wedding. so if you want to take a chance, the cheapest room however is $1400 a night. >> you threw affordable right out the window. >> yeah, that's right. >> mark, we'll be talking with you more in the run-up to the royal wedding. erica? >> chris, thanks. here's a little something to take the chill out of the air for you. and cook in season. citrus fruits are in season right now and joining us with some delic

his twin teenage boys, beau and nick, are the joy of his life and i'm confident they're very proud of their father. i >> majority in a time of pettiness. com in the time of anger and leadership in a time of uncertainty to the that is what the nation asks of the united states senate and that is what this office demands of each research here. >> search for farewells features -- there will -- farewell speeches. more than 160,000 hours, all on line, all free. it is washington, your way. >> activist phyllis dennis is on booktv. she is a former journalist for the united nations and author of eight books, including calling the shots, before and after an ending the u.s. war in afghanistan. join our 3 our conversation with your phone calls, e-mails and tweets. if that is sunday at noon eastern on booktv. and also find the entire weekend schedule. >> c-span's original documentary on the supreme court has been updated through sunday, you will see grand public places and you'll hear about how the court works from all of the current supreme court justices, including the newest justice, yelena kaga

at a moscow hospital, president dimitri med veds verve and prime minister putin beau viewed the damage scum, the president says. clearly the attackers tried to kill as many as possible. russian leaders have vowed revenge but that will be difficult. insurmtss from the north caucuses are suspected having claimed responsibility for attacks in the past but the russian government has been trying to crack down on that region for 20 years. >> i think at this point the government can do very little. policy in the north caucuses have been inefficient, shortsighted. >> reporter: some have lost faith in the government's ability to protect them. i don't trust the security forces this woman says. the police do such a bad job and this is what happens. the president has described the security at moscow's airport as chaotic. changes have already been made. now everyone going in or out of the arrival hall passes through a security check. the improvements are too late for those killed on monday. their families are receiving hundred thousand dollars from the government and today has been declared an offi