>> testifier: my name is frank taylor. i live about a block away from this place and i was number notified by anything. i do not know how this neighborhood is owned one family dwellings. this building proposes 4000 ft.2. that is pretty huge one family dwelling. they built a similar one on -- avenue which is sold for eight bedrooms and five baths. no, i do not see how this can fit in a neighborhood here that these outside, it dominates everything in the neighborhood.. the one on while he has a -- hello ashley three family dwelling. they moved the utilities water heater into the garage and is room for one parking. for three families. i do not know how they can allow this. thank you. >> commissioner excuse me, sir how long have you lived in the neighborhood? >> testifier: about 20 years. >> commissioner same question that commissioner cohen had asked earlier. did you get notification of 24? >> testifier: note that about a block away. >> commissioner: that is probably outside the radius. >> clerk: any of the public comment? se

he's also reassigned frank taylor in homeland security. he'll be temporarily headed to nsa. then i urge the senate to confirm admirable as soon as possible. obviously this failure rate is totally, totally unacceptable. as far as profiling that's one of those hot-button terms. we should be narrowing it down to our most likely and try to do to the extent we can, what the israelis do. it's much tougher in our society. we have to, again, be more selective. we also have to make sure the tsa does a much much better job, profiling whatever we to want call it. the fact is 90% failure rate is wrong. not just wrong. it's totally unacceptable. >> finally, there was the case this week in boston of osama raheem who was killed by police. they say he and another man were plotting to behead someone and also to attack boston police. congressman schiff, how many americans, and obviously we're talking ballpark here how many americans are being radicalized over the internet by isis and how do we stop these lone wolves? >> chris i think many hundreds are being radicalized. the fbi investigator a

he's also reassigned frank taylor who was in the homeland security he's going to temporarily be heading tsa, first rate administrator and urge the senate to confirm the admiral as soon as possible. we need to see if more training is needed. it is totally unacceptable. as far as profiling, that's one of those hot button terms, we should be trying to narrow it down to those we think are most likely and try to do to the extent we can what the israelis do but it's tougher in our owe site. we have to again i think be more selective and make sure the tsa does a much much better job, profiling whatever else we want to call it. the fact is 95% failure rate is wrong and that not just wrong, it's totally unacceptable. >> finally there was the case this week in boston of rahim, who was killed by police. they say he and another man were plotting to behead someone and attack police. congressman schiff how many americans -- obviously we're talking ballpark here how many americans are being radicalized over the internet by isis and how do we stop those lone wolves? >> well chris, i think certainly man

. >> my name is frank taylor. re and then i'd like to take you out for a steak dinner. >> oh! >> frank famously portrayed by leonardo dicaprio in "catch me if you can." the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >> announcer: live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> first in business worldwide i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. u.s. equity futures had been registering a bounce from a session that you would have to call sort of more the same on friday. up last week. up down, up down, up down. and we end somewhere around 18,000, which we've been talking about. one bad day and we're down for the year. and that's the way it's been so far and it's going to be june soon. you know what i mean. >> june today. >> june today today is the day. >> i knew that. my dad's birthday, actually. he's listening, happy birthday dad. anyway we will see whether that holds up and gets better or worse. so much to think about. and we're going to talk to a pretty smar

taylor. to be frank with you when i hear it it vex miners. he had a destination and a tidy may not really care to know. we continued in silence. eventually pulled off in a muddy road and drove up and inclined to a stand of trees. stopping outside a couple of small mud brick huts. we got out of our vehicles and walk past a community kitchen and a framed shelter with a dirt floor coated in ash. one building we passed had the second and strong pitching of a fight i'd seen that day. hibiscus singapore out of every bush. a skinny dingo skittered as big as i approached the center of the village they smoke clutch of women and torn t-shirts and tattered skirts and circled chairs underneath a large in a country that has instructed me to sit down a child ran off into the bush. moments later a bullet with dust appeared. a small crowd gathered. the woman told me her name was andy perry. what was meant to be an interview quickly turned into something of a public performance. she knew chucky she told me he would bring supplies to the women as they prepared

taylor swift. there is the artist position. joe bonsall, of the oak ridge boys. classic band. let's hear from the industry watchers and what it means. we have jay franks. company that specializes in streaming music. "wall street journal" celebrity business reporter lee hawkins. jay, what did taylor swift do are to the music industry today? >> taylor brought attention to the in issue. issue, streaming music changes dynamic of the music business. like any changes to business, there are a lot of nuances. streaming things like spotify have been their number one income source for recorded music. it hasn't worked for everybody. she brought attention to not just what happens with recording artists and writers, producers behind all the songs and that is helpful for the discussion. liz: she shined her brand, sparkling already. >> yeah. liz: what do you think she did for other artists, smaller ones too. >> she emphasized through the streaming services fundamentally music is not free. we have this paradigm shift pushing to streaming model. artists need equity. there is value in the music. costs money to make music. a lot of artists especially independent artists

taylor swift. >> welcome back. comedian seaton smith joining us, along with comedian bonnie mcfarland. and he's a republican political consultant of frankgent conversation. here's what i brought. i brought the rick perry smart glasses. you guys can put these on. it just makes you look smarter like rick perry, you know. there you go. >> i like that he got the glasses so people don't remember he's that rick perry. >> exactly, exactly. >> last time when he finished i was expecting him to send out a press release saying "i was never not drunk." >> "what should i do?" "get glasses." >> i'll give you three points. >> about glasses? oh, he did the rick perry! he did the rick perry! all right, great. who should get out right now? >> can i poll the audience? i mean, that's my job. just really quickly. >> go for it. >> if the election were between hillary clinton and jeb bush, how many of you would support hillary clinton? applaud. and how many would support jeb bush? >> that was close. that was close. >> that's the sound of 1%. >> very unscientific but very close. >> representative of america right here. >> quick vote. round of applause, how man

taylor swift takes aim over the music giant and rewrites it. >>> chaos at a major >>> good monday morning everyone, it's 78:26. i'm -- 7:26. i'm frankn as today the full state assembly could vote on a bill calling for nearly every school skid in california to be vaccinated. the bill would eliminate the personal belief college, and vandals keep tagging the very same mural in san francisco's mel gibson district. it's meant -- mission district. it's meant to honor members of the gay and transgendered communities -- next weekend's pride celebrations. >>> coming up in a bit on "cbs this morning," golf course managers in california face the battle trying to keep the greens green. ben tracy will take a look at courses to see how technology could help save the sport of golf. that and much more got your >>> good morning everybody. i'm liza batallones with your kcbs traffic. getting reports of a new accident in oakland area: westbound 580 approaching grand. two cars possibly blocking the left hand lane over at the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound traffic is backed up into the macarthur macarthur maze but if metering lights are on. the rest of

frank does. you go aren't i already in that? or you are humbled and you don't want to talk about it. >> congratulations. >>> jimmy fallon has fun with his guests. >> he had james taylor keeps spinning ♪ ♪ round i get short and you get tall we're just two james ♪ ♪ taylors on a see-saw i go up and you say we ♪ ♪ waving as we pass on by don't jump off don't jump off ♪ ♪ don't jump off if you hurt me you'll just hurt ♪ ♪ yourself ♪ >> so cute. >> adorable. >> so stupid, you love it. >> i love james. >> i do, too. >> he makes you so happy. >> so does fallon. we are happy for our friend melissa rivers. she will be the new cohost of "fashion police." guiliana rancic will be there. it will return august 31st. i think she will be great. she has a strong wit about her. >> and a strong personality. she loves fashion like her mom. >> people should not compare it to her mom. that is where it won't go well. >> melissa said i'm excited to get an opportunity to work with "e" and "fashion police." >> she will continue to be the executive producer. >> her mom would be thrilled with that. two paychecks. boy did joan like her paycheck. >>> a cute photo making the rounds. a wedding in t