good afternoon everyone my name is spencer the clubhouse director for the don fisher clubhouse (clapping) before i get started with any words i'd like to thank a couple of people quite a few of the people first off any team when rob talked about the first top quality team i believe that i couldn't ask important more i have they're back and they have mine so if you all please stand and race our hands this is the don fisher clubhouse theme (clapping) and while their many, many other people to thank i do want to really thank rob conley for his work and leadership and vision (clapping) i offer the last couple of months i've gotten to know him and see how hard he works from sunup to sundown so thank you for this opportunity today, we're here to celebrate of the optimism of a new clubhouse who name don honors throughout the country this building as magnificent is only a much level of commitment to you i know we all agree we shall miss the point if we get caught up in the beauty of this fats and the staikts once it was a parking lot now a house in the time i have remaining i want to focus on th

clubhouse they're spread around florida you're a staff at the don fisher clubhouse racing raise your hand (clapping) so i'm pretty clear it's as amazing as this building is it is simply a means to an end really the staff and the program and the connection with the young people ask where it comes together it works or not and with this staff i know it will work my dream this club will be filed all day along long to the summer and kids will show up 3 days a week my vision middle school and high school and elementary school my dream our parents will be the best advocates and partners and ambassadors pushing us especially on the very well aspects of the programs there will be champions in the neighborhood and at city hall my dream when we leukemia back in 5 are 10 years we look at the lower hate and hate valley the rivalry will be of the past and the boys and girls club is the reason not loan because another great programs we work with magic the african-american art and cultural complex and local churches really my other program focuses focused on the sustainable development of this neigh

clubhouse now i have an opportunity to be part of this historic momentum the grand opening of don fisher clubhouse any experience has been to build a friendship you bit our sweet by that i didn't there are lessons to learn from the parts of brooklyn to the sand i didn't beaches of la to the cold winder of finland that will be the last stop on our vacation arriving in san francisco any parents enrolled me in the program at e.r. nirtd to make new friends to be part of the community the club is all those things and more it is molted me to an enthusiastically leader i am today, the creativity and respect are a few of the skills i've developed from working at the boys and girls club and being 10ur7b9d by amazing individual like becky the products decorator after i dominated the swimming team she asked me to join the swim team becky was a role model the boys and girls has helped me plan for my future whether teaching kids how to float or helping others through the club i explore my option and think about the impact i want to make an generations the don fisher is not only a shine i didn't new b

board of directors on behalf of the city that this is an appropriate time to declare this to be don fisher clubhouse day in san francisco. (clapping.) >> okay. thelation thing originating a granted shot so the staff is helping me someone is moving the podium i think carl maybe james and tom you can help tom? maria sue is the director for the department of the youth we've been leader and maria urge in the photo everyone in the front right now is in the photo and i believe derrick is in it and correct me if i am wrong thank you. >> are we doing a count down. >> 3 2 1. >> clap your hands. >> >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we are here to learn more from one of the resident artists. welcome to the show, deborah. tell us how this program began 20 years ago. >> the program began 20 years ago. our founder was an environmentalist and an activist and an artist in the 1970's. she started these street sweeping campaigns in the city. she started with kids. they had an exhibition at city h

board of directors on behalf of the city that this is an appropriate time to declare this to be don fisher clubhouse day in san francisco. (clapping.) >> okay. thelation thing originating a granted shot so the staff is helping me someone is moving the podium i think carl maybe james and tom you can help tom? maria sue is the director for the department of the youth we've been leader and maria urge in the photo everyone in the front right now is in the photo and i believe derrick is in it and correct me if i am wrong thank you. >> are we doing a count down. >> 3 2 1. >> clap your hands. >> >> hi, i'm with building san francisco. and we have a special program of stay safe today where we're going to talk about what you can do to your home after an earthquake to make it waterproof and to be more comfortable. we're here at spur in san francisco, this wonderful exhibit of safe enough to stay. and this is an example of what your home might be like after an earthquake. and we have today with us ben latimer from tvan. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll talk about things you can do you

. >> don champion in new york, thank you. >>> eric fisher of wbc says more cold air is following the latest winter blast. >> we have been watching the arctic air drive southward. big temperature changes overnight. places that were in the 80s like jackson, birmingham area atlanta, falling to the 20s and 30s. by thursday night, teens and 20s over a huge area. winter is coming back. along that boundary is where we are tracking the rain ice and snow moving eastward for thursday. significant totals from new york philly and d.c. wrapping up as snow leaves virginia beach area. south side of the ohio valley, the snow has been coming down we could see double digit snow. four to five inches in new york city and totals in d.c. and richmond. on top of it, we have seen rain and rivers running high in kentucky and west virginia. be careful of swift moving water. we have seen wild weather the last couple weeks there. the cold this morning, some record lows possible. we will do it again on friday morning. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> the american ambassador for south korea is hosp

don fishing clubhouse i'm maxine wilson. (clapping.) my name is maxine i'm the vice president of operations for the fisher boys & girls club and today is a special day for our organization we're excited you come out to celebrate with us this is all about saying thank you and acknowledging all the people that made this building happen first i want to introduce you to some of our members that will come up and tell their stories we have cal la

don thanks very much. well, boston and at least 32 million people are in the path of a snowstorm that's expected to hit the northeast tomorrow on the first day of spring. eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs station wbz in boston. erik, what's in store? >> scott, winter still throwing punches here and everyone is trying to think about spring. we've got rain right now which changes over to snow as we head duper dooerp into the night and tomorrow morning for tomorrow morning's drive the wintery weather is around the d.c. metro, across pennsylvania, and heading to baltimore and the evening drive could get slow on the roads around philly up to new york city, and southwestern connecticutigration southern new england before rolling out to sea saturday night. some of biggest snow, central to eastern p.a., 2-4 in philly and a coating to two in d.c. behind is another shot of cold sunday and monday temperatures well below average. scott, folks looking forward to cherry blossoms, spring weather will have to wait a little bit longer. >> pelley: eric fisher wbz thanks very much. chilly also describes the relationship between president obama and benjamin netanyahu