it is anchored by twin white gazebos and flowers that bloom year-round. this is the place to tell someone special or the place to declare the commitment you two share. weddings and the event reservations are available for this adorable hidden gem. we know there are many other romantic parks in san francisco. we hope you have enjoyed this torre of lookouts, picnics, and strolls that are available every day. until next time, do not forget to get out and play. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations or any other location, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair buildings. or for any athletic field, call 831-5510. you can write us at -- or walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information moresfrecpark.org. -- >> good morning, and welcome to the sf county transportation authority, my name is john avalos and i am the chair, and our clerk is cheng and recognize the work of our staff at sfgtv who are broadcasting today. >> avalos? >> present. >> breed? >> present.

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, and then we brought all of the sony executives to my house in como, and we put them out on this gazebo two days, grant and i, acting out the entire script for them, and we went on at some great and they said ok, you're green lit, go make a movie. >> the point is, you have got to get the executives drunk and then they greenlight the film. >> great story. you assume that clooney had a pretty big budget, right? >> we do most of our sales for not much more than scale. we keep the price way down in order to give -- we are making films that are challenging to get made. it was hard to get "good night, and good luck" made. it was hard to get "michael clayton" made. you have got to keep the budget way down in order to do it. if you're going to do it, you have to go to these people and say listen, i am not taking any money, we will give you some, but we will give you the backend, and if the movie makes money, we will share it. >> and we will have a good time. >> you can catch the full interview on "charlie rose" at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. here on bloomberg television. another filmmaker that doe

beautiful gardens, gazebos. the gold course, the tennis court. we are grateful for the victory of the people. we've been fighting for three months for this. she would never go out of here. she'd kill anyone to stay here. until now the president's security forbade anyone coming close. now they walk around like they own the place. >> do you feel like this is your compound? >> the property of the people. >> not the president. >> not the president. yes. >> outside the buildings, people are waiting patiently to get in, and people who are defending independence square in kiev are defending properties that they consider theirs. inside you get a sense of how luxuriously the president lives. this will be a kittingam on -- a sitting rooment. a huge tv. a spa and a jack usee. it's the lurkry that they have been fighting. we first met sergie a day before, on the front lines. for two months he manned the barricades. he had a few close calls, and needed everyone's procedures. >> translation: we are fighting against the government abusing their powers, he says.

they will be replacing the trees, the gazebo in a remembrance plaque for the victims.geant hassan opened fire on people and killed 32 people and wounded 32 other. >>> a brazen valentine's day break-in at a jewelry store. police are looking for the robbers who backed their stolen pickup truck into the glass doors. look at that. then they grabbed whatever they could, wrapping cables around the safe and pulled it out the door. you see it there. once it got out the door, they had a front end loader that scooped it up and dropped in the get away car. what kind of planning there. this is over in two minutes. they made off with some $250,000 in jewelry. >> pam ram muss, new jersey, they do it big in jersey. >>> in today's "road warriors" low-cost airlines get fewer customer complaints than the big guys. does that mean their service is better? >> a report finds passengers are simply more likely to complain about service on the bigger airlines. why? the authors found expectations are higher for the bigger airlines since more of their travelers are flying on business and they pa

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>> rose: >> we adapted the book and brought the sony executives to my house and we put them this gazebo and spent two days, grant and i, acting out the entire script for them. then we had some wine and they said "you're green lit, make the movie." >> and the point is that you have to get the executives drunk and then they'll green light the film. >> rose: so you have a script and then you have to cast the film. how did you go through the process of decide whoong is an all star cast. matt damon, cate blanchett, bill murray. >> when we wrote the script we wrote it with just about everybody in mind. >> rose: oh, really. because you saw them in blind as a particular character in the film? >> we hood cards, write it on a piece of paper. and as we were working on the characters we would say "this is bill murray, he would be great opposite bob balaban because of the size difference." and john goodman and jean du jar -- jar din. he's such a charming guy. for >> because you've been in the oscar circuit. (laughs) >> i should have blown him up on the very first scene. but the only one we hadn't fi

and there's a beautiful gazebo. starts tomorrow, and tomorrow night on "48 hours," it's called the whole gritty city. you can see how music can transform and save young lives. ♪ >> new orleans buries too many of it's young. our city has one of the highest murder rates in the country, and almost half of our kids live in poverty. with so many kids in new orleans, this is their refuge, a band room. it's their safe haven from the streets. >> you have kids that don't have stable homes. a kid needs to be spoken to daily, well, how was your day. just to feel like they are alive and they mean something -- >> i am somebody! >> you will -- >> succeed! >> what brings them here is a chance to be center stage at mardi gras. >> had a bunch of kids that never played in a band or marched before or played an instrument before. >> everybody marching. anybody have a problem with this young man leading you down the street? anybody have a problem with this young man here -- why, what is the problem? >> can't see him! >> can't see -- >>

so fans put flowers near the women and film gazebo on hollywood boulevard instead.ded there, a lollipop, in honor of had her son "on the good ship lollipop" from the 1934 movie "bright eyes." >>> happy 10th wedding anniversary. we'll tell you what's happening today, celebrating the pioneering same-sex marriages that happened at san francisco city hall ten years ago. >>> a school bus driver and a student in wisconsin get into a fight while the bus is moving. what prompted the violence. >>> right now, we are looking at a commute that is pretty slow in many areas, including highway 4. we'll tell you more about the contra costa commute along with the bay bridge. >>> already some filtered sun out there. a lot of high clouds in the north bay and plenty of pockets of fog. some of that is very thick. maybe some rain this week. we'll see. we'll talk about what could be better next week. >>> in wisconsin, a teenaged boy attacking a bus driver on a moving bus. and the bus driver fights back. the student was mad that the driver demanded to see his i.d. for being disruptive. the

up --k putting a gazebo if he is a good con artist and he can win, that is bad. think we should limit the pool to proven employees, more or less. any concern those people could become a governor of a state and meet that prerequisite? caller: that can happen, also. everything is infallible. at least you can try to make it a little tougher for them to get the job and prove that they can do the job and -- to the job. obama is a community organizer. he gets into the white house. that is what we have right now. we have to write out the storm. more from rutgers, the eagle institute. nationals that have been held to date, a governor has captured the presidential nomination 55 time. of those, 27 were eventually elected as president and 24 were defeated. 17 presidents had been elected governor before but some of those running for reelection and winning those nominations as well. i also want to point out this the. --we welcomed welcomed the naacp's president. she talked about whether the obama administration has done enough to help african-americans. here is what she had t

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