now you can tell from my team colors. >> she waits -- still neutral. >> third quarter you still have time. dwight is book in town in a play. we caught up and got this thoughts on the anniversary of the super bowl title. >> seems like a distant memory, and then when i see teammates like you it seems like yesterday. because you go back to that time. those are memories that you'll never be able to be taken away from us. it was a great time. a great time to be in the bay. a great time be part of the san francisco 49ers because we were the beginning. really, of their dynasty and their success. so, that is special. that is special. i love that. it was great being a part of that. because you and i were on the -- when i saw after our second win that season the fans storming the field, and tearing down the goalposts, went, are you kidding me? could you imagine what this city would be like if we actually won a championship? and obviously it was one of my goals to help this team win a championship, and to be able to have done it and be a part of it and have the city be part of it, and the excitement wow, i

when you have a concussion -- and you know, to dwight's point here, i got a concussion against fairfieldh school when i was at de la salle, and i don't remember the second half. >> but you played. >> oh, i played, and actually played well. i remember looking back saying what happened in that second half? it's like, well we won the game. that's the thing. it's insidious. >> yeah. so you recently made a lot of news. you forfeited a consolation game a kind of meaningless game because you were concerned about your players' safety didn't want to risk injury for a meaningless game. what was your thinking in that? >> well, a lot went into that. it was a culmination of a two-week period of playing consolation football games, and just basically on the morning of december 5th which was the morning of the game through all the events throughout the two weeks that we played in these events, which no longer exists anymore was basically sitting there that morning and asking myself was it worth it to put that team that i had at that time on the field that night, and consciously i just couldn't do it. i

that was like dwight howard. youing the nba all-star game. he's the best in the business. on tnt. we have stand-up from kyle kinane after the break, everybody. stick around. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ kraft natural cheese starts with fresh milk, carefully selected from only us dairy farms. because we know it takes something amazing, to make something amazing. ♪ get inspired at kraftrecipes.com theat devry university we to fican help...e. by maximizing qualifying transfer credits, so you can graduate sooner. all you need... is a good reason to finish now. get started at devry.edu. (vo)cars for crash survival,ning subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a

that was like dwight howard. youing the nba all-star game. he's the best in the business. on tnt. we have stand-up from kyle kinane after the break, everybody. stick around. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ kraft natural cheese starts with fresh milk, carefully selected from only us dairy farms. because we know it takes something amazing, to make something amazing. ♪ get inspired at kraftrecipes.com theat devry university we to fican help...e. by maximizing qualifying transfer credits, so you can graduate sooner. all you need... is a good reason to finish now. get started at devry.edu. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a a very, very funny comedian. his new special is entitled "i liked his old stuff better." [ laughter ] it's currently airing on comedy central. and the album is also for sale on itunes. please welcome to "the tonight show," the hilarious kyle kinane, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> all right! hello! thanks for having me, james. i appreciate it. [ laughter ] i've go

commissioner tour-sarkissian , yes. >> it is unanimous for commission dwight as our new president. >> thank you very much. >> moving on to item no. 2 is election of officers, small business commission vice president. in accordance with the commission's rules of order, article 2, section 3, the election of the vice president shall occur at the regular meeting of the commission in january of each year. the vice president shall serve a term of one year and shall be elected upon vote of the commission. and the same procedures follow in terms of nominations. >> okay. >> all right? >> we have a nomination for vice president. >> i nominate commissioner white. >> i will second that nomination. >> commissioners, since we do have a commissioner who is nominated and not present i have confirmed with the city attorney that the commission may go ahead and take action should they desire. >> have we confirmed her willingness to do so? >> yes, she is at an emergency. >> we would like to take public comment on item no. 7, the election of the vice president. >> are there any other nominations? sorry. >> nominati

now you can tell from my team colors. >> she waits -- still neutral. >> third quarter you still have time. dwight hicks is book in town in a play. we caught up and got this thoughts on the anniversary of the super bowl title. >> seems like a distant memory, and then when i see teammates like you it seems like yesterday. because you go back to that time. those are memories that you'll never be able to be taken away from us. it was a great time. a great time to be in the bay. a great time be part of the san francisco 49ers because we were the beginning. really, of their dynasty and their success. so, that is special. that is special. i love that. it was great being a part of that. because you and i were on the -- when i saw after our second win that season the fans storming the field, and tearing down the goalposts, went, are you kidding me? could you imagine what this city would be like if we actually won a championship? and obviously it was one of my goals to help this team win a championship, and to be able to have done it and be a part of it and have the city be part of it, and the excitement w

dwight d. eisenhower, ronald reagan, ulysses s. grant. jake, i'll start with you. he was president of a college before entering the white house. >> dwight d. eisenhower. >> first president born in a hospital. >> carter. >> that is correct. he served five years as president of a labor union. >> reagan. >> the first president to appoint an african-american executive assistant. >> carter. >> incorrect. eisenhower. his nickname was unconditional surrender. >> grant. >> correct. he became bankrupt after his presidency. >> grant. >> correct. appointed the first female supreme court justice. >> grant. >> first televised news press conference. >> eisenhower. >> that is correct. upon graduation from west point -- >> grant. >> collected bottles and arrowheads. >> reagan? >> incorrect. carter. he reportedly smoked 20 cigars a day. >> grant. >> correct. this president had a seven-year career in the navy. >> carter? >> incorrect. ten correct. got 40 points each. obviously 400 points. you take the lead once again. [ cheers and applause ] that's where the scores are right now. whe

you know. that our guys compete. >>reporter: chip off on the 18 hole and dwight clark won it for the 49ers. >> any time you go against it's always tough. yes it's good the old guy came out on top finally. >>reporter: mike reporting there. jimmy walker back to defend his title at pebble beach. won by stroke last year walker broke a 188 tournament winless streak before winning three times early last season. pebble was one of the victory. great memory on and off the force there including the first visit from 10 years ago. >> i had my girlfriend slash wife at the time now my wife girlfriend at the time and brought her here and that may have helped slid fay the deal bringing her here and hanging out. >>reporter: always be closing. we know steve played for the spurs one of the assistant coaches was mick. now they are the head coaches and coaching the 2 best teams in the league. the warriors and hawks. coaching against one another in the all star game this sunday in new york. talks about what that is like on t vichlt i think the combination of this being my first year coaching and lacking at kevin and tim duncan and james h

you must get asked this all the time. eisenhower you're the great-granddaughter of dwight and richard m. >> yes. >> carrying that name with you, has it made it harder to pursue the theater? >> i think it's such a separate field. i try not to draw a ton of attention to it. i sort of let my work speak for itself. so you know is so separate it doesn't seem to bleed over. pat nixon was the first lady who opened the white house to tours for the blind. >> irony. >> kind of an interesting thing my mother mentioned to me when i started working on this role. >> the two of you are also involved, there's a special mission about this play. tell us a little about it. >> every $2 ticket sales, we donate $2 to the blind school. i'm actually going to overbrook right after this. >> you'll go and present the big check. >> yes. >> but it's a great mission because there are so many -- we are so blessed because there are so many people that you just take it for granted, yeah, i can see, i can hear. >> you two are becoming great advocates for the blind. doing this movie is obviously a wonderful thing. we appreciate it so much. what you guys ar

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>> well, i think if you ask ronald reagan colin powell dwight eisenhower, they would all tell you, andments of how they approached war, they all said that war was the last resort so many of our famous generals most of our famous fighters those have been involved in combat are never eager for combat. i think we do have to militarily confront isis. i think it's a problem and a bigger problem because we allowed and were somewhat complicity in allowing isis to grow within the syrian civil war because we and our alloys sent 600 tons of weapons into the civil war. most of those weapons wound up in the hands of isis. i voted against arming the syrian islamic, islamic rebels in syria because i said one irony is we'll be back one day to fight our own weapons. now that day has come and we do have to militarily confront isis. i think hillary's war in libya and the president's admonition and some republicans' admonition to get involved in the syrian civil war has actually now created a bigger problem which is isis. >> that debate continues. two more topics quickly now. you're in iowa over the week

. >> how do you know that you won't go the way of darryl strawberry, of dwight gooden, locally we hadhere mike norris whose career was derailed by drugs. how do you know that -- that -- that this won't happen to you? >> you don't know it won't happen. i can't predict the future. i can just wake up day and say i'm going to be a responsible man, husband and father and do the right things and not, um, like i said put myself in a position to do the bad things. >> so, so tragic. regardless of a suspension, hamillston expected to miss the first month of the season as he continues to recover from shoulder surgery. >>> well, a wind blew the fountain but not the car off the platform at palm beach gardens. tony just a rookie gets out of trouble gets into more trouble got a 74. that will do that to you. but one guy in the water to george mcneil out of the water. that kind of day. 19 of 144 players were under par. rory mcilroy's first tee shot on american soil goes into the water two iron. he had two double bogeys on the first five holes eight strokes behind the honda classic leader jim herman. >

that meant the 17th hole carried over to 18 where dwight clark was involved in a pitchoff and he'll tell you this wasn't his best pitch or chip that he's ever hit. it was the one that was the closest and as the result of that, the 49ers have the bragging rights in this event. this year, they won four holes. the giants won one. but everybody will tell you it's all about the charity and all about having a great time. buster posey playing for the first time, and he like everyone else is glad to be here. >> i'm excited to be here. i'm excited to share this experience with giants fans and you know, we got great passionate fans and i'm sure they will be in full force out here. >> i go to sleep and i think of playing every morning. i play the first team i had 10,000 times, but you don't get to play nearly enough. half of the nerves, i've been there in my mind so many times. i don't remember the tree, i'm going to be logging that information. >> they call what they did today the whisky run. holes one, two, three, 17 and 18. a tribute to some of the people that played here in the past. they'll do tha

can you imagine harry truman, dwight eisenhower, john kennedy, lyndon johnson, richard nixon jimmy carter george h.w. bush leading the country in the cold war against communism, against soviet communism, without ever calling it what it is. there's a reason why the president is seen widely in all the recent polling as having no strategy. it is why in all the recent polling the president is being seen as failing to confront the percentage of people he says that airstrikes are sufficient is dropping. the number of people it's now 60% in some of the latest polling that say ground forces are needed to solve the problem in the middle east. it is why americans today feel 47% of them feel that they are less safe. that's compared to 20% after 9/11. american people look at comments like that made by the soon-to-be former attorney general and they scratch their heads and say what planet are these people living on? >> and then you're not only talking about a soon-to-be former official but former administration officials who are now out are saying pretty much you do have to call this what it is and de

dwight this minute. >> let's pic >> cat is not a fan of the s >>> you are going to love this one so much you're going tombine makeup with love and food. mascara made out of oreo cookies. >> eat your eyelashes? >> you could. >> first thing you're going to do is take your rubbing alcohol, and i use this from target, and we're going to be dipping it on the co ball rubbing it inside of the container with this. >> then you remove the filling from the oreo cookies and keep the chocolate part of the cookie. >> that's good. it's like the peppermint oreo. and you do not want peppermint near your eyeballs. >> you crush the cookie and make a powder. once you have the powder put it in a bowl moisten with water. >>> adding primer and this is my stash box face timer. this will help the mascara add here to the lashes. as you can see, a thick cake batter consistency. >> once you have it ready to go put in your container and use a brush anally indicator and dip it into your conkakz. >> a before and after picture. >> they look fuller. >> i bet if someone gets near you, offer you a kiss. >> you're going to smell it. >> ok

coming up at 7:00, dwight hix, celebrates his 30th 30th anniversary as the 49ers second super bowl title. see youn. >>> on abc7 news at 6:00, the president will introduce a half trillion dollar plan tomorrow to fix highways and bridges. and why it mail be about more than roadwork. >>> a rising number of sea lions found stranded in california. what scientist believe could be causing the crisis. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >>> at 5:00, terminally ill boy who was too sick to make it on his make-a-wish experience decided to send his best friend on the trip of a lifetime instead. she wasn't about to leave him at home. take a look. emma went to florida and took a cutout of six-year-old levy may hue who went with her. now they have a waiting list of people who wont their own levi cutout to take on their vacation so he can travel the world. see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news, a massive winter storm stretching more than 1,000 miles. from blizzard warnings in chicago to another foot of snow in boston. treacherous travel ahead. >>> super bowl battle. as the two team

. >> i know you covered this for many years. we saw dwight clark signing a lot of autographs. for the fans that do go down there, is there a lot of interaction between the two? >> yeah, what you saw today and more so the first two days than what they start playing competitive rounds on thursday. but what you saw today around the practice putting green and that's the case again tomorrow, the fans have to stay outside the ropes, but those players that are willing to come over and sign autographs, they do it and do it regularly and that's one of the things that makes this event so special. >> okay, thank you, joe. i just heard joe a second ago saying it's chilly out here. and up here in the bay area, he's an hour and a half south of where we are. no one is complaining about it being chilly up here. >> 18 feet of snow in boston downtown. 70 degrees. you have to go back to, i'm not a golfer. don't get the game at all. you see posey swing. oh my gosh. >> some of those players are really talented. >> the baseball guys, they have that swing. again, not a golfer, but he looked like tige

dwight evans 1.3. what's going on here? >> this is a shockingly small amount of money. a strong week of television in this market is $250,000 a week. you can see it's surprising how little has been raised. there will be an advantage if you have the most. lynn abraham has it, jim kenny has some, but i think tony williams is the favorite. >> we are seeing the map remade under our feet, as the way campaigns were made before, giving the money to the candidate. we've heard dark money or pacts out there a philly rising, a lot of people caring about the education issue. the rules are different for what you can give to the individual, versus what you can do if you put up your own ads. is that where the money is going? >> we're waiting to see that, there's about a lot of talk where the real money will be in the campaign, it will be in the 457 grooms, organizations that are not coordinating with candidates being able to run ads. i think there will be a lot of review to make sure there is not coordination. this is an area that is brand new for us, it can't be a wink, wink nod nod i hope we're careful about the money coming through the organizatio

you decide when "war stories" returns. ♪ ♪@? ♪ ♪ oliver: is the 53, fred -- 1953, chuck yeager went mach 2. and eight months after nuclear tests in nevada, dwight greatest of destructive forces can be wopped into a -- developed into a great boon for the benefit of all mankind. >> it was a shock to some people, that we could have peaceful use of nuclear power. we have a whole new world out there. >> he was very meticulous about having these press conferences. he said we're not going to dance at the end of their string, we're going to present what we're doing and then why. oliver: andrew goodpastor shaw the president combine work and play. >> he would go out and play golf, take an hour out to go out and do chip shots on the white house lawn. on occasion he would want to sit and talk in a relaxed fashion. ♪ ♪ >> she developed something called mare their's syndrome which is a terrible affliction that effects the inner ear, and it disturbs your sense of balance. there was some gossip about the fact that mamie drank too much alcohol. anybody who knew her certainly knew well this was something she never had a problem with. oliver: the war years had ta

dwight quite good. bw parkway o no problem. have you ever p a street and wondered the significance of its name? who was that person or thing it was named for and with ahat did they mean to the washington area? wonder no more. i'm starting a new series meet your street, the first one ayers tonight at 6:00. i'll take look at nannyie helen boroughs avenue. so it if you've ever had umm to a local road, shoot me a message ap and i'd love to come meet your street. >>> a traffic alert if you use i-66. there will be major road work overnight. this is supposed to happen -- was supposed to happen last night, but high winds delayed the project. around midnight tonight a, crews will shut down all eastbound lanes of i-66 between route 29 in centraleville and sudley road. closeures shouldn't lost more than last more than 0 minutes at a time. >>> the school board adopted a new school budget last night and the bill includes money for full day mondays at elementary schools. and later start times at high schools, as we. teacher pay increases are also included. chairman of the school board called the plan a short

you can see america from here. [applause] common sense and uncommon sensitivity: that's the kansas way. it's what made dwight eisenhower a great general and a great president. and it's what prompted alf landon with his unique wisdom to say, "there are some intelligent people in washington, but there are more of them in kansas." [applause] i hasten to add the same applies to forty nine other states. particularly iowa and new hampshire. but then, kansans have never had to look to washington, d.c. for a sense of compassion or community. as a young man in a small town my parents taught me to put my trust in god, not government and never confuse the two. [applause] something else i learned the hard way -- that while self reliance is an essential part of the american character, so is the spirit of community that reaches out to those wounded in body or soul. when i went off to war it was to defend a community of values unique in all the world. i came back sustained by the love and generosity of friends and neighbors who renewed my sense of life's possibilities. over these years, they have given me opportunities for

commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is on his way commissioner white commissioner riley and commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. president, youe a quorum. >> all right. so the first matter of business as also the general public comment this allows members of the public to comment generally on the issues and suggests now items for that the future any public comment on that item? seeing move on to item 3. >> item 3 presentation and discussion on the city and county of san francisco economic strategy report before you tonight, you have a presentation by ted iguana the city's chief economic ate and in our binder is the draft report the full draft report and lou also you have a power point presentation. >> welcome gentlemen. >> good evening, commissioners it's great to be back before you todd with the office of economic workforce development it's with a lot of pleasure we're able to come before you tonight with the i can't want to the san francisco economic strategy as you recall back in 2004 the voters approved proposition i is mandated the city develop and in a competitive strategy for the city that strategy led by your office i

dwight long our architect and mr. long will take us through the rest of the slide. >> president fong and members of the commission thank you for having me here i'm going to give you a brief overview mark did a great job of talking about the facility and the phase project i will briefing show you the organization of it inside the view of that project i'd be - the pointer does not work on the monitor but the proposed facility goes over the existing parking lot on oak street there that serve the church and the school the first order of business will be moving a hectic residence to the center of that property to the east and up against the existing st. agnes life center the two green spots in that location open space areas that relate to the mid block open space area in that neighborhood there and relate to the overall entrances and back spaces are for did you proposed facility we're doing all the work on the interior of the work for the st. agnes theatre and that's proposed for a 24r5ir9. >> essentially those slides work through the existing property looks like you can see the greenhouse there is the existing residence that w

with reaction democratic strategist and fox news contributor dwight murdock and comedian tim shalu and our friend richard fowler. >> good to see yousean. happy thursday. >> in fairness to start this segment, i have been a frequent victim -- and i'm not a fan, for example. >> sean hannity is disgusting. disgusted. disgusted at the new york governor's intolerance. >> we must keep him. but how? nation? >> sean, we know you're mad at us. and you have every right to be. occupy wall street, governor cuomo, that weird smell. new york has made a lot of big mistakes, but we're going to change. just please, stay. >> stay, mr. hannity, stay. ♪ who would we impose socialism upon ♪ ♪ stay in your second home ♪ ♪ don't disappear forever like alan colmes ♪ ♪ please mr. hannity ♪ ♪ please mr. hannity ♪ ♪ far right hannity ♪ >> i meant tom. you're a comedian. all right. let me put up a full screen. set this all up for you guys. democratic senatorial campaign committee. they're actually posting a card in tribute of jon stewart on their website where visitors can sign it and wish jon good-bye and a thank you. you got elizabeth warren she's sending o

. >> if you lose it, will that greatly hamper your authority to thwart attacks? >> dwight think if we lose it, it makes our job harder? yet -- yes. on the other hand, you respond to the legal framework that is created for us, we at the national security agency, do not, do not create the legal framework. that is the role of the legislative branch and our courts as they interpret the legality of the laws. whatever framework is developed, we will ensure that he was executed within its appropriate legal framework. >> i want to turn again to counterterrorism. another issue. a lot of talk with the two intelligence officials they will acknowledge that terror groups have altered the way they communicate. post-snowden. that's made a difference. i just wondered if you could quantify or describe your capability? >> i would say it has had a material impact in our ability to generate insight into what terrorist groups around the world are doing. i would rather not get into specifics, because i do not want them to have any doubt in their minds that we are aggressively out looking for th

that meant they had to go to a chipoff on the 18th whole which dwight clark won for the 49th team. not the best youas good enough to win. that meant the 49ers won four holes, the giants one won. the 49ers get the bragging rights for the 49er/giant shootout for this year. as we said today, it will be about celebrities. they do what's called a whiskey run. they play the first hole, second, third and then make the turn at 17 and 18. i think whiskey has something to do with the traditions. phil harris, i can remember him walking around out here with the whiskey while the golf was being played. some of the history that makes this so interesting and so much fun, bing crosby known for years and years as the crosby. if you look at this hall of fame of people who have won the tournament, it's a who's who of golf. jack nicklaus, arnold palmer. that's why this place has so much history. the founder here at the pebble beach corporation, he was one of the guys instrumental in this place being established in the first place. it's been called one of the most beautiful meetings of land and sea and on the planet, r

you a sneak peek into what that ballmall project will look like at 6:00. live outside candlestick park scott budman. >> a cold stone creamery where dwight clark caught the catch apartment right there where joe montana made great throws? >> changes to that area and changes to our forecast. lot going on jeff. >> we certainly do the real estate on san francisco and also on the massive real estate out here across pacific. 42 days no rainfall at all and now our storm system is getting closer. now, the core of the storm is well offshore and not gonna get anywhere close to the bay area. normally, that would be minimizing our impacts, but we have this major stream of moisture moving in from the south. subtropical moisture warmer storm system and that's gonna allow this rainfall to just continue across the bay area. think it will help to just kind of stall out the activity a big hose pointed at the bay area as we head not what upcoming forecast. right now just high clouds increasing here across the region but the most immediate focus continues to remain here in marin, napa and sonoma counties, you live here you need to be on alert, we will have isolated areas of flood

you for this report it's been very informative i'll agree with the commissioners in regards to the housing and particularly in my industry in the restaurant industry i've seen the commissioners dwight he started out with hiring local and hiring within our zip code now we don't have anyone in the city anymore so that's a concern one of the questions i wanted to ask we talked about the sector was this done in regards to the impact within the artists cultural sector because one of the things that i as also a restaurant it hires musicians i feel we're we're losing our own knowledge e penguin because of not having did middle-class as far as. >> laura did you want to talk about the work and the entertainment sector. >> well, we definitely seen over the past couple of years ted did a study on the night life there was a justification for adding a position in the office so we have a office of economic workforce development focus on the night life and entertainment industry to work on doing things that create the live performance permits a robust website for people that are looking to consume the night life and entertainment and part of that economy and looking at the different roadblocks fo

of the tourney, and dwight clark on 18 putting the third shot on the green sending the match to the chip-off which the 49ers won. giants have won the last two year s years a and yous won the whole thing. >> we did? >> yes you and steve won the whole thing for the niners. >> oh okay. >> and so the warriors will not have the services of draymond green as he took a tumble in the game. >>> and now, check out the form of the bowling finals. the ws finished 19-7 on the road which is the best in the nba. and the sacramento kings are expected to name george karl in the nba, and they have it between $4 and $5 million a year. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. >>> okay. it ist your tourn win? the powerball jackpot is up to half