daniel murphy vice-chair of the sfmta cmc. chair weaver isn't able to be here, he sends his regrets. you're stuck with me for this report. first on behalf of the cac, i want to can congratulate you, mr. chairman, for your election at the joint powers board. that's very good news to hear. and also we certainly like to add our voice to those wishing well to bond yee who i met with many staff at sfmta over the years. he remains the one who stayed that gave me a hat. [laughter] >> and because he's a graduate of my alma mater, we wish him well. i have three recommendations for you today. one pertains to the muni plus presentation, that we get a presentation about this. and our recommendation to you is the agency stop putting any resources into the development of the muni plus app. ~ this is an app that exists in an environment of many other apps that provide real time muni information because of the open api that the agency provides. this is an app that doesn't add value. if you look at it on the apple store, you'll find it has not

daniel murphy vice-chair of the sfmta cmc. chair weaver isn't able to be here, he sends his regrets. you're stuck with me for this report. first on behalf of the cac, i want to can congratulate you, mr. chairman, for your election at the joint powers board. that's very good news to hear. and also we certainly like to add our i

it is an unhonor to welcome michael's father, daniel murphy, as our guest this morning.>> i'm looking at the medal of honor presented to michael. >> by president bush. >> in his honor. i know in receiving this, i can't imagine what that means to you and then to see his sacrifice on screen portrayed. i can only imagine would bring up a ton of emotions. were you concerned that he wouldn't be portrayed as you knew him? >> no. we were very comfortable with peter burg. he came and met us personally before he started filming to give us an idea of exactly what he was going to do, how it was going to set up and, of course, when he told us taylor kitts was going to play michael, he nailed it. he had michael's mannerisms. what people don't realize is as michael's father, i saw taylor and mark walburg really hit both marcus and michael as exactly the way they were. that connection. the only thing i feel bad about is that the people who vote for oscars are not going to understand -- they see two actors, but the rest of the families we saw were ben foster and e-- we saw four individu

one private john bartel who survived the war and the other private daniel murphy who doesn't.sures private murphy's brother that he will make sure the younger soldier comes home out of the war alive. this is the promise of course that he cannot and unfortunately he does not keep. the story of what would might call family has told with the immediate experience and the whole thing imperfect memory. "the new york times" or roads the nonlinear power of the novel is it beautiful example of style matching content. powers writes the war out of seemingly divergent experiences. first when he served in 2004 in 2005 with the u.s. army and mosul and caliph are in iraq and the second an mfa student at poetry at the university of texas at austin in the year 2012. how can we understand world war i without the poetry of the soldiers robert graves -- in other words ladies and gentlemen, we need poets to tell us the human cost of war. leave the statistics to politicians and social scientist whose numbers become unfathomable after it point. to quote allen shoes of npr how to tell a true war stor

daniel phales. second quarter up 13-0. pressure from stap ford. trent murphyide receiver kevin norwood. 29 yards. he made one mistake. second half. under more pressure, throws behind his receiver. picked off by lawson from utah state. finished the game. 104 yards, including the 30-yard strike to jordan math out. david phales will be a steal for someone in this year's nfl draft. >>> to golf. tiger, ninth hole of the day. approaches finds the water. shot 79. 7-over for the tournament matching his highest round ever in the states. misses the cut. shot of the day. david lin. despite three double bogeys, no problem on 13. holds out for an eagle. everyone chasing gary woodland. 8-under on the tournament. the put on 16. leads by one coming into today's final round. and that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann and i will be pack don't at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, snow arrives in southern california. why kids were able to play with the special treat. [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. nature valley soft-baked

daniel phales. he played for the south team under the coach bradley. second quarter up 13-0. pressure from stanford. trent murphyhalf. under more pressure, throws behind his receiver. picked off by lawson from utah state. finished the game. 6 of 7, 104 yards, including this strike to jordan matthews. south wins it 20-10. david phales will be a steal for someone in this year's nfl draft. >> that's the way the ball bounces. i'll be back at 5:00. have a great day. >> still ahead, snow arrives in southern california. why kids wer i'm detecting increasing levels of happiness. ...and the speed readings are off the chart! paradise found! luscious locks. great glittering galaxies. the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! explore more, and save up to 25% on select nights at a disneyland resort hotel. there's no end in sight. i'm going to need more time. >> all right, not quite a winter wonderland, but one park in southern california was trying to come close. tons of frosty snow yesterday at a park in orange county. adults and kids alike were able to sled, make snowmen and have old-fashioned snowball fights. the

word is director lee daniels is in talks to try alongside harvey weinstein starring as pryor could be michael b. jordan or eddie murphymake this film special is it's being made from pryor's last wife who is providing pages from pryor's private journals. it's an honor to have you in the guest spot. tell us what kind of person emerges from pryor's journals. >> thank you so much. it's great to be here, toure. i love your show. i love everybody on it. yeah. the diaries are vivid in richard's recollections. his childhood is poignant, colorful, extreme. it jumps off the page when you read it especially in his own handwriting. and obviously this formed richard in his entire life. colorful in his recollection but of course not without a great deal of pain and humor. >> you talk about the way that his childhood formed his whole life. he talked about growing up in a whore house. both his mother and grandmother working in the sex industry. how did that impact the man he would become and his work? >> well, obviously his vision of women, right, that was obviously something that growing up in a whore house formed that. as you read