gilman?heelah: dr.ilman was a very accomplished alzimer's researcher at the university of michigan. he was head of the medical department there. he authored medical papers, mentored students, helped with drug trials. he was a lion of the scientific community. very highly regarded. he was in his 70's at the time many of the events in the book place. at one point, one of steve's portfolio managers, matthew martoma, decided he wanted to research a drug trial. he wanted to invest in the development of this drug. there were two drug companies trying to invent a cure for alzheimer's. brian: elon and wyeth. both have been purchased since. pfizer took over wyatt. -- wyeth. sheelah: developing a drug is extremely expensive. going through the drug approval process is expensive. often, companies will team up to do this. that's what these two did. matthew martoma, when he arrived, he was very ambitious. he was looking for a winning trading idea. he was an expert in technology stocks and biotechnology sto

westbound 80 around gilman, you're slow.o if you're coming from the 580 merge in the richmond stretch. check of mass transit. got word from capital corridor that train 522 is cancelled due to an earlier issue. no delays for bart. 58 trains in service. no delays for muni either. no otherish shoo y issues repor. the bay bridge commute, looking great into san francisco. as mike mentioned, we have cool clouds out there this morning. we'll head back to highway 4, bouncing back from an earlier problem, in less than ten. >>> isn't that crazy to look at? it was all on purpose. caltrans is going to begin demolishing the south portion of the pfeiffer canyon bridge near big sur. this is video of crews tearing down a different portion of the bridge over the weekend. it's been a month since the bridge was closed due to landslide damage. a single span steel bridge will replace this damaged one and could be built in six months. >>> back in 90 seconds with the seven things you need to know before you go. >>> first, the instagram photo of th

. >> we have a quorum and commissioner clinch and commissioner gilman are excused long with vice president

and in berkeley, you know, a city far richer than richmond, you go to the bottom of gilman down the intersection of interstate 580 or 80, and there are people living under the underpass, you know? dozens of them, hundreds of them. so it's a wider than richmond problem, and it's going to take a much more concerted effort by progressive leaders in a number of these cities, the state doing more and, ultimately, we can get beyond the trump era, the federal government as well. in the meantime, a lot of people are going to be suffering needlessly when so much more could be done with relatively few resources. but those don't seem to be available to provide the kind of housing that would get people out of tents and from under tarps and all the other people where they're holed up out in weather like this. the sister here. >> i thank you. can you hear me? >> yeah. >> okay. i'm -- [inaudible] 350 action wing of -- [inaudible] first of all, thank you both so much. and in the circles that i'm -- and that's not my primary day job. i'm wanting, right now i'm hearing a whole lot of groups, a whole lot of people

. >> we have a quorum and commissioner clinch and commissioner gilman are excused long with vice president walker is excused. our next item is item 2, president's announcements. >> good morning everybody and welcome to the big meeting march 15, a couple of days before st. patrick's day which is going to be a long weekend so happy st. patrick's day to everybody as we start the meeting here and congratulate the director on the fabulous green tie here. he's the only one that actually wore one want all right. i take that back. commissioner lee as well. good morning ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the march meeting building inspection commission meeting. congratulations to commissioner chang yu that retired after years with public service with dbi and did pw and awarded proclamations and a dinner in honor my his colleagues and well done. he will be missed and what a great city servant for 30 years. on the andrea ruiz-esquide on the. >> >> dbi seismic and the commissioner commiss went to the graduation and yet another class grateod february 24 when 65 seniors received graduation certificates of

i talked to billy gilman the other say.him. see what's going on. see if i can help in any way. i can't help everybody. being totally honest about it. but just as someone who can provide them with some sort of advice or say hello or see what's going on. you want to stay in touch because they're friends. you consider them to be your friends. you've been through this experience with them. you want to continue to be a mentor in some way. >> off the show, you do that well. it is weird. blake doesn't travel, you know -- maroon 5 travels all over the globe. when we shoot the show, your schedule must be crazy. blake doesn't have gigs in europe. >> no, he does not. in fact, i would really like to see a blake shelton concert in paris. >> i see how he can do the show with his schedule. >> hi, paris. >> i had some french fries last night. >> hey, belgium. >> i mean, how do you -- you're on tour now with maroon 5. how has the scheduling been, being married and being a father. it is crazy. >> the whole thing is bonkers. kind of like cars

and then the opportunity to see the entire play we are grateful for our sponsors for that and for gilman for they're getting united states engaged and all the young people that get to see hamilton and thank you to the theatre for the opportunity as well i want to thank carol and the theatre for allowing two of our large groups of students to go see the play eclipses that will the libyan army excuse me - the libyan wary saw it on sunday it was remarkable that's autism wasn't it crazy a powerful play i'm glad our young people got to see that a big congratulations for the golden state warriors and a wonderful part to represent the nba in china and going with timber wolf and a happen 83 birth to governor jerry brown we have a name school and a great supporter of school happy birthday governor jerry brown. >> thank you commissioner peskin stole my thunder or thunder with eclipses and thank the hayes family another note about the play a history as a playwright how the female artists they gave out 12 sfusd students and also wanted to briefly not briefly but recognize commissioner murase and com

and then the opportunity to see the entire play we are grateful for our sponsors for that and for gilman for they're getting united states engaged and all the young people that get to see hamilton and thank you to the theatre for the opportunity as well i want to thank carol and the theatre for allowing two of our large groups of students to go see the play eclipses that will the libyan army excuse me - the libyan wary saw it on sunday it was remarkable that's autism wasn't it crazy a powerful play i'm glad our young people got to see that a big congratulations for the golden state warriors and a wonderful part to represent the nba in china and going with timber wolf and a happen 83 birth to governor jerry brown we have a name school and a great supporter of school happy birthday governor jerry brown. >> thank you commissioner peskin stole my thunder or thunder with eclipses and thank the hayes family another note about the play a history as a playwright how the female artists they gave out 12 sfusd students and also wanted to briefly not briefly but recognize commissioner murase and com