leonard cohen was 82 years old. fellow singers and celebrities have been tweeted their sadness over cohen's death all night long. "lin manuel miranda" ... the creator of the broadway hit "hamiliton" sent our several twts like this one... "and when he knew for certain only drowning men could see him, he said all men will be sailors then until the sea shall free them." singer justin timberlake, whos covered one ofcohen's songs... tweeting.. "r-i-p leonard cohen. a spirit and soul beyond compare." actor josh gad tweeting.. "of course 2016 would take leonardcohen. of course. 2016, please go away. you have made your another great. even canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeted condolences last night, saying quote... "no other artist's music felt or sounded like leonard cohen's. yet his work resonated across generations. canada and the world will miss him." and now... to another facebook post that has a lot of people talking this morning. it comes from a mother in new york... who went for a hike with her little girls

tell us more about leonard cohen . what set him apart? >> he spoke and wrote about everything with such beauty and authority. he had a really strong voice, whether he was singing it or writing -- he was first and foremost a writer. we would still be talking about him today as an author. that is where his strengths really lay. he was the northstar for some writers. when everyone has been aiming for since they wrote their first songs. people say he was dark and he was dark, but he was also very light and romantic and fun in his own way. he was talking about mortality just the summer and said it is not the debt that scares me, it is the foreplay. a classic leonard cohen way of putting it. that is the way he attacked everything. everyone will be drawing parallels to david bowie, who died earlier this year. a new recordased a month ago. it was about the loss of his long-term muse. she is married to another man -- a fascinating story. wrote an amazing letter to her while she was on her deathbed. i think i will follow you very soon. incredible l

tonight's a big night for andy cohen. then tomorrow, cohen's new book is released. as jennifer found out, andy holds nothing back from strahan to oprah, even taylor swift. nobody gets away unscathed. >> taylor swift and katy perry met after the ball party. what happened? >> i'm an idiot is what happened. everybody. and here i am, i say the absolute wrong thing to taylor swift. she's looking for a place to sit because lady gaga's going to perform. your friend katy's over there and there's all this room. i think she probably thought i was being shady. >> andy unfiltered is popular with audiences and celebrities. best buds with taylor and katy's ex, john mayer. >> we have a real bromance. i met john mayer for dinner, after the show, and who are the only other people in the restaurant but the cast of "friends," including jennifer aniston. i was sitting there with john saying, i'm going over to that table. john stayed behind. >> one big regret, bailing on oprah. >> anderson and i were on tour in santa barbara. i kept saying to him, i'm looking at herrinstagram and i know

raised in montreal, cohen published his first poem at age music. in 1966 moved to new york. >> susan holds the mirror. >> reporter: his song susan became a hit for judy collins and john hammond who signed bob dylan signed komen. always a greater critical than commercial success. he would become one of the most unfluent, song writers for my work. but i didn't want to work for pay. >> reporter: through much of his 70s he toured continuously. in 2008 was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. >> you'll be hearing from me, baby, long after i'm gone. >> reporter: cohen's final album was released last month. the title song, you wanted darker, hinted the end was near. >> reporter: anthony mason cbs news new york. >> it is a good song. cohen actually died on monday. his family did not announce his passing until last night. they did not release the cause of death. >>> let's check in on wall street. dow has been up since election day. it is flat. -- -- flattening out now. it is unchanged after down earlier this morning. we are a little bit up compared

leonard cohen died at the age of 82. >> ♪ the battle king composing hallelujah ♪ >> leonard cohen deade age of 82. it's time now for business and i'm joined by kate. good evening, kate. kate: hey, tom. tom: let's look at the markets. it's been an extraordinary week for markets across the world. kate: it has continued this friday. very different reaction to the election of donald trump. the dow jones hit a record high on thursday and then uncertainty that sent stocks and currencies plummet. now overall the financial health care and industrial sectors have come out as winners on the markets. although not all the president-elect economic policies are very detailed yet. those industries are feeling good about their future under the trump administration. but emerging markets, the mexican peso and tech sector are more cautious and continuing to see losses this friday. peso hit another record low against the dollar earlier this session. we're seeing mixed trade on wall street. the dow jones fairly flat. just dropping into negative territory after its record session on thursday. the s&p 500 al

the headline is, andy cohen's last michael strahan. but really, i just said my o co opinion about something. >> she made a joke about how of much she got too much botox in her face and she couldn't move it for six months. is there anything that you've said or done that you regret? >> in terms of things i've said, taylor swift. >> i'm sure taylor still loves you, andy. love is definitely in the air for the duggars. after a rough 2015, the reality tv family celebrated a wedding for another one of their 19 kids and counting. and you are not going to believe what the couple did for the very first time at the wedding, and the bride's gown. >> they're married finally. >> i'm very excited. i can't believe the day's finally here. i love you. vuolo, in a gown with a 13-foot train walking down the aisle on of the arm of her dad. white roses along the way. >> this is definitely the day that i've been looking forward to, and waited for my whole life. >> in just a few hours, i'll see ginger in her dress finally. i haven't seen it yet. >> we love th

cohen: i think it is harmful.n't think americans should be fearful of people of the muslim faith. if that is the case, we have a very few allies left who are muslim in the middle east. we have a large muslim population in india. certainly not an ally of the united states, but a partner going forward in the future. so i think we have to be careful of the language we use, that we don't demonize -- katty: that is exactly what general flynn appears to have done. mr. cohen: that is something the president trump is going to have to decide whether this is going to be the policy he will go forward with. after all, the national security advisor really is not a policy maker. he is really an honest broker for all of the agencies that comprise the national security community. that means the defense department, the state department, treasury -- katty: is it possible that somebody with such clear and quite hard-line views as general flynn appears to have to play the role of honest broker? mr. cohen: we will have to see how he e

andy cohen! [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: you exude fun. you are a fun human being. >> you're a fun human being. a fun human being. >> you're funner. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and you will find out when you read this, this book, "superficial." this is a sequel to "the andy cohen diaries." >> yes, a deep look at a a shallow year. >> jimmy: but this is a -- >> a deeper look at an even more shallow two years. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: ooh, double the years. >> i dubbed. i dubbed 'em up. >> jimmy: you dubbed up. >> i dubbed up. i dubbed up. >> jimmy: but, this is, you said that you may lose a few friends over this one. maybe, because it gets a little deep. >> i know, i'm worried. you're not mad at me over >> jimmy: i'm in this, right? >> you're in it a few times, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, but nothing that bad. >> no! okay, good. i agree. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what story, what -- which ones are in it? i only read a couple of them. >> okay, good. i don't know. no, there's nothing in there. [ la

beloved singer/songwriter, poet and author leonard cohen is gone. tonight, the incredible legacy he leaves behind. >>> good evening. in his first public interview since winning the election, donald trump is suggesting a willingness to compromise on one of his key campaign issues, his vow to repeal and replace obamacare. speaking with the "wall street journal," mr. trump tonight is raising the possibility of amending the existing health re related to his sit down meeting with president obama in the oval office yesterday. nbc's tom costello has late details. >> reporter: it may have been the face-to-face meeting that ends up saving parts of obamacare. nbc news has confirmed a "wall street journal" report that during the meeting president obama asked mr. trump to reconsider one of his campaign promises. >> repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. >> reporter: now a change. >> are you going to make sure that people with pre-conditions are -- >> yes because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also with the children living with t

leonard cohen sang of his deep voice. hallelujah went from cult classic to becoming a widely copied standard. cohen a native of canada released an album just last month. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeted no other artist's music felt or sounded like leonard cohen's yet his work resonated across generations. canada and the world will miss him. leonard cohen was 82. >>> there's a new call to impeach new jersey governor and pending legal trouble for donald trump. "the washington post" reports that donald trump's lawyers want to delay his fraud case until after his swearing-in. they say the president-elect is too busy to take part in the trump university case. the decision is up to the san diego judge who trump accused of bias because of his mexican heritage. the chicago tribune reports that trump has blocked reporters during the first day of his transition to the white house. he was entirely out of sight wednesday and turned down joli washington meetings yesterday. that breaks a long-standing practice for inc

leonard cohen is gone. tonight, the incredible legacy he leaves behind. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. in his first public interview since winning the election, donald trump is suggesting a willingness to compromise on one of his key campaign obamacare. speaking with the "wall street journal," mr. trump tonight is raising the possibility of amending the existing health care act. the shift in tone apparently related to his sit down meeting with president obama in the oval office yesterday. nbc's tom costello has late details. >> reporter: it may have been the face-to-face meeting that ends up saving parts of obamacare. nbc news has confirm a "wall street journal" report that during the meeting president obama asked mr. trump >> repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. [ cheers ] >> reporter: now a change. trump says he's open to repealing or amending the law, and keeping key popular provisions like allowing children to stay on their parents' insurance until they're 26 and requiring insure force cover pre-existing conditi

leonard cohen was a poet who became a bills. ? to the end of love ? his lyrics spare with melodies bob dylan praised as cohen's greatest genius. his most popular song, "hallelujah." ? >> reporter: covered by more than 300 artists. ? ? hallelujah ? ? hallelujah ? >> reporter: plagued by depression, cohen's songs were intimate, dark, and spiritual. ? jesus was a sailor ? >> reporter: fans remembered cohen outside the new york hotel where he once lived and on social media, sharing the poignant letter he wrote to his muse as she died this summer. "i think i will follow you very soon," he wrote. "i am so close behind you that if you stretch out your hand, i think you can reach >> reporter: his influence spanned generations -- ? old man's mask for you ? -- and genres. ? you'll be hearing from me baby long after i'm gone ? >> reporter: and the world will be listening. nbc news, new york. >>> still ahead, a husband who couldn't even recognize his wife until his doctor made a life changing decision. the story that will have you asking, are you taking too many

he does look like joel cohen. one of the cohen brothers. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> i'll take that. >> yeah. >> seth: i wanna -- we were talking backstage you are on this fantastic new show called "goliath" on amazon. >> right. >> seth: which i really like. but also last, i guess now two years ago, or so you were in "fargo." we've been mentioning joel cohen. >> right. >> thank you. >> seth: and i loved it for a lot of reasons but here is your -- this is a very unique look. >> oh yeah. >> seth: for those that haven't seen it. you play a cold hearted hit man and that's not what you think, when you -- that's a weird hair cut. >> yeah. what happened was i got a bad hair cut. >> seth: in real life. >> yeah, in real life. >> seth: by accident? >> yeah. it was an accident. tell. it's normally this color. but anyway so i looked at myself in the mirror before we started growing the beard out like that ???hthisas an iconic look." >> seth: yeah.mi?j >> and that's methg you're going toemember and if this know? >> seth: yeah.

here's a look at leonard cohen's legacy. if there is one song.... leonard cohen, the songwriter of "hallelujah," ''suzanne" and "bird on a wire," has died at age 82. cohen's management said in a statement thursday that he has passed away, and a memorial will take place in los on his death were given. cohen, also renowned as a poet, novelist and aspiring zen monk, blended folk music with a darker, sexual edge that won him fans around the world and among fellow musicians like bob dylan and r.e.m. he remained wildly popular into his 80s, touring as recently as earlier this year and releasing a new album just last month. his "hallelujah" became a cult hit when it was covered by musician jeff buckley in 1994, and has become a modern standard since. leonard cohen dead at age 82 fitness goals fail when the goal our fitness expert will tell us how to set goals that will keep you motivated in the weeks and months to come. that's next on tv9. "thanks for staying with us. that are trying to achieve different goals in their fitness life is how do i stay motivat

cohen released his final album "you want it darker" just weeks ago. he was 82 years president obama will honor our nation's veterans today.the president will pay tribute by laying a floral wreath at the tomb of the unknowns.. an annual observance at arlington national cemetery.it is the last vetran's day ceremony of president obama's term in office. a warning related to ceiling fans this morning. over 70- thousand kichler krystal because the bulbs burn too hot, posing a fire hazard. these light fixtures were being sold at loewe's and lighting showrooms for the past snoop dogg is coming to milwaukee... we'd play music, but we had a hard time finding anything clean to air on t-v that wouldn't get us fined by the f-c-c. the show is at the riverside on december 22nd. tickets go on sale today at noon. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... a sw wind was gusting to 30 mph yesterday, but high temps warmed into the mid 60s. record high temperature at 66 degrees. unfortunately, another cold front moved in overnight, and the wind shifted to t

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for all the fame of his music, though, cohen was perhaps first and foremost a writer and poet. he had just released a poetry collection called "book of longing." >> you know, you scribble away for one reason or another. you're touched by something that you read. you want to number yourself among these illustrious spirits for one advantage or another-- some social, some spiritual. it's just ambition that tricks you into the enterprise, and then you discover whether you have any actual aptitude for it or not. i always thought of myself as a competent, minor poet. i know who i'm up against. >> brown: you know who you're up against? >> yeah, you're up against dante, and shakespeare, isaiah, king david, homer, you know. so, i've always thought that i, you know, do my job okay. >> brown: one of the things i've always noted in your work is the mix of the sensuous and the spiritual-- i guess, the body and the soul. >> we do have these feelings that, you know, run from coarse to elevated and refined. everybody's got them, you know? and then we're stuck with this body, you know, that...

host: remembering leonard cohen and his genius.bert devonte has died after a short illness at the age of 83. he had been suffering from leukemia. he was famous for his role in the man from uncle. he also played in the magnificent seven and earned an oscar nomination for his role in the young philadelphians. returning to our top story and the one that has dominated this of donaldelection trump is the 45th president of the united states. most of the attention is now focused on what comes next and the tone he will set in washington. katty kay has been giving this some thought. >> it is a jaded truism that americans are divided. in the days after donald trump engineered the biggest upset in political history, they are even divided on how he won. that does not bode well for the wistful promises of reconciliation. if you can't agree on the problem, how can you agree on a solution? the selection revealed just how much this city is loathed by people feel the governing class has protected its own interests and ignored the livelihoods of ord

canadian singer-songwriter leonard cohen has died cohen wrote a number of popular song including the hit it darker" was just released last month. besides songs, cohen also wrote novels and poetry. the cause of death is still unknown. he was 82 years old. toss to rob we are now behind a cold front that has ushered in some much cooler, more seasonal, air. highs today have already occurred with early morning temperatures in the low 50s. we will cool to the 40s and stay there through the afternoon and then fall into the 20 30s overnight. after a chilly start, we warm a bit saturday with highs in the low 50s. we keep warming sunday with highs in the mid 50s. we stay above average and mostly dry through late next week. today: partly to mostly sunny, windy and cooler. high: 48 wind: ne 15-25 mph tonight: clear, chilly & calm. low: 30 wind: calm calm mph saturday: mostly sunny. high: 50 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: high: 56 nd: sw 55 mph monday: rtlyunny. am low: 40gh: 54 wind wind: wsw 5-10 mph dneay:mostly sunny. low: 40hig nd: sw 5-15 mph monday: partly sunny. am low: 4

you got a minute, cohen? being how no one else chooses to converse with me. what's going on, detective? i'm the last person to ask about that. can you get the suspect to stand in a lineup? lawyered up. very strong i.d. from the witness. he's a super. the perp's a tenant at one of his other buildings. could the witness have made the i.d. off some kind of grudge? no. no. this this guy didn't want to get involved at all. he's scared out of his mind the perp will make bail and clean his clock. all right, we'll file on the guy. victim's on life support, but they think she's going out. can you get a high bail set off the likelihood that the charge goes to murder? - what's the collar's name? - gary wilder. - i'm gonna go lock him up. - all right. uh, i'm worried this mope witness could get hurt. would i xxxx you off asking you to, uh, put the high bail note in the file and call the arraigning d.a.? bill of rights issues would be a lot more complicated. hey, this day's going bad enough. if i were you, i wouldn't be making any wisecracks. [ chuckles ] for the record,

on facebook. >> cohen was inducted to the rock hall in 2008. he was the most influential singer songwriters of a generation. anthony mason looks back at his music. ? hallelujah.? >> reporter: if i knew where the good songs came from leonard cohen said i would go there more often and spent five years writing his song telling charlie rose. >> if you want to sing the song for the next 20 years, be sure to get every word. >> since the release in 1984, more than 300 versions have been recorded. >> raised in montreal, cohen published his first poem at age 19. then he began putting his words to music. ? while suzanne holds the mirror.? >> reporter: his song suzanne, was a hit for judy collins and john hammond who signed bob dylan signed cohen for columbia records and always a greater critical than commercial success, cohen would become one of the most influential songwriters of his time. >> i always wanted to be paid for my work but i didn't want to work for pay. through much of his 70s he toured continuously. and in 2008 was inducted into the rock 'n

we're live in havana in a andy cohen. some real house lives and a diary with a best selling book the to keep track of the ride. >> i love the format of a diary. it's great because i lead a life everyday that i don't know who i'm going to meet or what stupid thing i'm going to do. >>> now, to reaction of president obama and the world for it's going to begin after nine days of mourning there. >> reporter: good morning to you willy. the older generation is reacting emotionally. they're praising and this is in sharp contest to back in the yourself. >> in revolutions square, one woman overcome with grief. she says to me he is not dead. his mother dying on the journey and returning him was a national cause for him. he says i wanted to show him everything that i cuban tv paid tributes to the founder of the revolution and still a towering figure in the nation's imagination after he circum to sillness and gave up power to his brother. young people marched and one saying this is painful for our country. in the one this we all loved

cohen was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 2008.eonard cohen was 82 years old. >>> more fallout for republican congressman aaron shockechocsch. a grand jury has indicted him. this was after he was found to have used money to design his office. he said no one spended to break the law. >>> and what could be seen as a metaphor for political discourse, two bald eagles stuck inside a gutter in florida, a pair of u.s. symbols somehow got trapped inside a storm drain. only one was able to fly on its own while the other needed to be freed by an hal rescue workers. crowds gathered to watch the evident and part of a road near the storm drain was blocked off. the bird will be relose eleased healed. >>> just ahead, mark zuckerberg responds to growing criticism that facebook may have swayed the election. >>> but first, a chilly weekend for most of us. >> happy veterans day. quiet out there. high pressure in control. hard to find any rain on the map. it gets windy throughout the day about in the northeast. you will need the winter coats by later

cohen, present. kim, present. mar, here. yee, absent. we have quorum. >> thank you kb & i like to especially give props to sf gv tchb staff leo and mark bunch for televising this today >> item 2, 3 comprise consent calendar and considered routine. staff is not presented toprint on the item. if a member objects items may be removed and considered separately. >> i see so motion to sever items. anyone that would like to speak on the consent calendar? seeing no public comment on consent calendar, close public comment. motion? do we need a roll call? >> commissioner campos, aye. cohen, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. yee is absent. the consent calendar is approved. >> thank you. now on to item number 4. >> item 4, recommended acceptancy of audit report. >> we have sintia fong. >> deputy director. excited to bring the item today. today we are look at transportation thoretd annual financial #125i789 audit includes fram audit which has emphasis on yerba buena ramp improvement today ewoo have vavrinek trin and day to present the results of the audit. >>

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