next up, hanger steak. let's go. yes, chef.for it. christina. chef, we have a hanger steak. i have it marinated in lime juice, red pepper flakes. i have a panko-parmesan crusted and pan-fried eggplant wrapped around grilled asparagus. it's delicious. really good, indeed. steak nailed perfectly. thank you. love the crispiness of the eggplant. not again! the big issue is this. you put yam on a plate you need to give it some help. yeah. big time. you're right, chef. it's a clump of dull mess. yeah. and it's such a shame because everything else on the plate you've nailed. [imitating bomb whistle] royce. i work in a steak house. i know how to cook steak. this is royce. this is what i do. i pan-seared the crab cake along with a port wine beurre blanc. i have a demi-glace with the steak. i have fresh-grilled vegetables, squeezes of lemon, and served medium-rare. it looks fantastic. it's got finesse. i wasn't inspired with this. it was undercooked. it's spongy, and it's... oh, [bleep]. ehh! damn. what a shame. i know that i under-seaso

, when i talked to benny about this, i thought maybe it was laundry hangers, it wasn't. it would be consistent with at&t fire commitment, i've never seen this. lastly, you have a letter dated april 4 from our current president of the merchant's association, the most unanimous vote, about the 1 of april at our local monthly meeting in support of mr. yee, so please be fair on this, have it in consideration and thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is sylvia hong and i am a real estate broker, i have known benny yee since i was a teenager, he has been a long time public servant, state commissioner for more than 30 year and is is still a states commissioner, he also served on redevelopment agent for 13 years as commissioner, vice-president and as president. he understands all too well the issues and challenges that come with change in diverse communities, especially in such a diversity like san francisco and the importance of the notifications, processes and outreach to communities for projects. mayor ed lee's special [inaud

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it turns out he almost did. >> hanger was a fluke because he said at the exit he pulled me over at --itting distance. he was going to get to that exit, go up on the overpass, turn around and head back. they were requesting assistance in oklahoma and he was going to head that day. within one mile more in that 20-mile-an-hour stretch, he wouldn't have seen me because i would have passed. >> mcveigh is handcuffed, taken to the nearest local lockup in the small town of perry, oklahoma. he's charged with misdemeanors of driving a vehicle without plates, and carrying a weapon without a permit. at booking, mcveigh is calm and unassuming. >> i talked to the people who booked him in. nice boy, not nervous, didn't show any inkling. this kid can mask what's going on inside of him very well. >> mcveigh is booked about two hours after the bombing and still doesn't know the degree of damage he has inflicted. but while waiting for a cell to become available, he catches sight of the television showing images of the carnage. >> it was at the perry courthouse when they were booking me in, right? and i

including ryan vogelsong who was a hanger-on, a by scrapping for a job -- a guy scrapping for a job. signing a contract and extend tension following his incredible postseason run that included a 3-0 record and a 1.9 e.r.a. he's not about to give up the attitude that comes with fighting for everything he gets on pitching. >> i have to stay hungry and i'm still fighting. it makes you realize how many young guys we have in the organization that are pretty good players. there's only so many spots. they are coming after our jobs. it makes you remember what you were like when you were 22. i was trying to catch guys ahead of me. you have to stay hungry and keep et going the job done or they will find someone else to do it. >> it take more than a decade for vogel son. it seams like madison bumgarner is taking a different track. that would be the fast track. he's wracked up a 16-nerve season, pitched in the postseason and come opening day, he's just 23 years old. mad-baum knows nothing of the bad old days and loves the fact that this rotation is sticking together. knows nothing else in his bi

including ryan vogelsong who was a hanger-on, a by scrapping for a job -- a guy scrapping for a job.ow signing a contract and extend tension following his incredible postseason run that included a 3-0 record and a 1.9 e.r.a. he's not about to give up the attitude that comes with fighting for everything he gets on pitching. >> i have to stay hungry and i'm still fighting. it makes you realize how many young guys we have in the organization that are pretty good players. there's only so many spots. they are coming after our jobs. it makes you remember what you were like when you were 22. i was trying to catch guys ahead of me. you have to stay hungry and keep et going the job done or they will find someone else to do it. >> it take more than a decade for vogel son. it seams like madison bumgarner is taking a different track. that would be the fast track. he's wracked up a 16-nerve season, pitched in the postseason and come opening day, he's just 23 years old. mad-baum knows nothing of the bad old days and loves the fact that this rotation is sticking together. knows nothing else in his

it became a new center for art-lovers-- architects, artists, gentlemen and their hangers-on.oufflot went there as a companion of madame de pompadour's brother. soufflot went farther south. he went to naples to a place called pestum where there were three surviving greek temples. he was virtually the first architect who'd seen a greek temple, let alone recorded it. giambattista piranesi was most upset by the idea that greek was the divine source of architecture. he wasn't roman. he was venetian. he'd come to rome at 19. he climbed over the ruins. he excavated and recorded the past in over 1,000 views, not only the past, but the present of rome, too. copper was very expensive. he put his wife's dowry into an investment into these great plates, so he was very worried. he thought the french might go to athens. although he had french friends amongst these critics and architects in rome, he attacked them. he ridiculed greek architecture. but then, just before he died in 1778, he himself went south to pestum, and in 15 or 16 wonderful drawings, he conjured up the magic of greek arch

could be stuck with the tag ace of stat including ryan who just a couple of years ago was basically a hanger a guy scrapping for a job. now having signed a two year $8.3 million contract extension following his incredible postseason run that included a 3-0 record and a 1.09era. well, he's not about to give up the attitude that come with fighting for everything he gets on a pitcher's mound. >> i have to stay hungry and approach it as i'm still fighting to get where i want to be. the one thing that makes you realize how many young guys we have in this organization that are good players. we only have so many spots on the big leg team and they're coming after our jobs. it makes you remember what it was like when you were 92 and i was trying to catch guy assuming head of me. got to stay hungry and keep getting the job done or they'll find somebody else that will do it. >> it took more than a decade for him to learn his craft. it seems madison is taking a different track to stardom. that would be the fast track. in just his third full year, the leftie already wracked up a 16 win season, pitched in

people can speak freely, having on site staff and locked mailboxes and wellness checks or i'm ago door hanger and i can get you the survey and better yet ask for the report if you're interesting in seeing that. our next steps we have several committees working on the issues and we are inviting other people here today or watching on on tv today and one issue is food access and we have that as far as the gentleman talking not able to get meals delivered and that is an on going issue in sro's. we have another committee on enforcement and elevator maintenance and looking at evictions from nonprofit hotels and an issue that doesn't get a lot of attention so that's what we're working on right now and i will stop there. >> thank you so much jessica. any committee members have questions? i am sure we have lots of questions. >> thank you very much. a couple of things. you mentioned elevators. there are a lot of specific things that you mentioned but i was thinking this morning i left my building and 150-yards to the elevator and it's not working and i'm on the fourth floor. i can do that. i can naviga

posted and the new location was physically posted on telephone poles or other outdoor areas, door hangers were done prior to construction, so there's multiple floppers -- forms of notice that were provided. as to the hearing notice, at&t does not provide the hearing notice, dpw e-mailed the notice to mr. yee, he didn't attend the hear, it's not just that the box showed up, there was a hear, he did not appear, the director supported the staff decision and at&t moved forward. so, multiple notices were given, many people received those notices, we are here to attest that we complied with everything we voluntarily agreed to as well as the dpw order requirements. as to the substantive appropriateness of the position, the department is here, they have detailed siting guidelines to say where cabinets can be placed, the cabinet complies, the foot track if -- for the post office was considered, [inaudible] it's one of the busiest markets in the city, a new location was found that has less traffic, it's not in front to have post office, it complies with all of the department's detailed requirements

, as to notice, we gave not only two notices for the original location, two notices plus the door hanger, so five notices in total. criticism can be levied but we have done excessive and exceeding the city's requirements in terms of notice and as one last point, 7901 is the state law that says this type of equipment belongs in the right of way, this is where the city and st state has decided this is where this type of facility should be. do you have any questions? >> no, go ahead, vice-president. >> thank you. your exhibits a and c have the listings of mailings. what were the derivation of those lists? >> they run a 300 foot property map. >> they meaning at&t? >> i believe so, yeah, they do that through using city data. >> and my second question is, i'm still confused about the need for this to be somewhere in the vicinity of 22nd and irving, there was some public testimony about it would be better at 23rd or 27th and i understood those were not viable options. >> the existing facility that i mentioned, this facility works in coordination in terms of it's the existing copper network na w

i am honored to be speaking to a group of people and that would include i think everybody in this hanger deck who is part of that cadre of individuals who when bad things happen and everybody runs out, your job is to run in. it doesn't get better than this coming out here. the a's are in, the giants are in. back in dc's the national's had the best -- who would have thunk it. and being on this ship, skipper pringle, congratulations on a great ship and a superb crew. as you get higher up in the navy you get less and less opportunity to be on a ship as i head back to the bureaucracy, my only request to you is for god's sake take me with you. i'll work in the engine room, i'll chip paint, i'll do anything to be hayes-white gray and underway. i'm responsible to them primarily for our wartime mission. my job is the readiness mission, as is yours. i have to be ready for the next big thing whatever it is. it may be somebody that's blown up, it may be a unit taking fire, it may be a mass casualty, it may be mass relief or to those of our neighbors and allies, it may be somebody getting ready to d

they turned this swear hanger deck around all right night and turned it into a conference room and it looks absolutely beautiful. thank you, captain, and your entire crew. i'm going to make this short because we're already running a little bit behind schedule, but san francisco fleet week for the third year is organized with i object credible participation from city, civilian agencies from all around the region and all of us our fabulous united states military, the coast guard has been fabulous in providing assets to protect everybody out on the bay. it is one heck of a logistics program to get this whole program started and here we are the culmination of nearly a year of planning. we've had exercises, we've had lots of meetings down in san francisco up at the marines memorial, this is a fabulous program, we had a great medical exchange yesterday. senior leaders seminar third year in a row has gotten a lot of attention. we have a lot of new people who haven't been here for the past couple years, we have a lot of people who have been here for the last 3 years, and one of the major cons

they don't do much on the hanger but they could work on a nice, tall guy like you. oh, you really think so? oh, yeah, you've got a great build. oh, well, thank you very much, uh... carrie. ah, carrie. let's see what we can do. um, this is kind of a young look but you could really pull it off. i don't really think it's me. are you sure? i think this would look good on you. i suppose i could try it on but, well, just out of curiosity how old do you think i am? oh, i don't want to do that. oh, no, please, go ahead. i don't know, um... 36? are you serious? god, i'm sorry. you're probably more like 34. now you don't want to buy anything from me. are those armani shirts expensive? yeah. i'll take two. great. changing room's right this way. i love to guess what my customers do by what they wear. let me guess-- you're an architect, right? no, i'm a psychiatrist. oh, i've taken some psychology courses. what are you-- freudian, reichian? lately, i've been leaning more towards jung. i guess that's because i'm "jung" at heart. it's the oldest joke in the psychiatrists' joke boo

besides that, they will include ramp space and 7 hangers for corporate jets for google executives.he airport will get $3 million a year from the deal and it will receive up to $3 million in annual tax revenue. neighbors in the area are concerned about aircraft traffic and the noise levels but they have insisted other jet companies will continue to adhere to the curfew in place that restricts between flying 11:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. and they are looking into this for people who live nearby who expressed concern about the deal. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> pg&e says more power equipment may have to be taken off line today to fix the damage caused by an act of sabotage yesterday. the santa clara county sheriff's office felt somebody fire gunshots and it is near san jose. it caused a chemical -- caused a chemical spill and authorities think the same vandal cut a fiber optic line which disrupted communications south of san jose. >> that is why the 911 systems went out the phone systems went out and data systems went out and after that shots were fired. >> at&t is au

building an $82 million facility next to the airport and along that, a new facility and ramp space, 7 hangers, five will be used to house the jets of the chief executive. the airport will get $3 million a year to help payoff its reason renovation. the city will receive up to $3 million in annual income and they expressed concern about noise levels but they say signature will have to adhere to the curfew in place which restricts them to flying between 10:00 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. i asked if any of signature's jets could qualify during the carry few because of the lower sound level but she said it is possible and we are planning on reaching out to people who live near there and hopefully we will have that for you as the morning news continues. reporting live, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> sal, another crash on 680? >> that's right, 680 contra costa, pam and dave, in walnut creek, it is involving a couple of vehicles and they are sending medics out to the scene and we are not sure if anybody is injured but you can already see from our road sensors traffic is slowing down on highw

. >> long before defense secretary hagel called the threat a real and clear hanger.e is army chief of staff with his add dries for the road nation. >> we already have there are raptors bombers an ships. what do you think? >> many face the capabilities. i believe we do this in a way that sustains the capacity. i would be careful about miss calculating and misjudging what our capability is. >> do you have intelligence that kim jong-un can back up what he has? >> being a new leader there's an unknown about why he is doing this, what does it really mean. it is for us to watch it carefully and see what mitigating actions we can take. >> whatever action we can take will the general says be cure tailed undoubtedly if we reach full sequestration something he hopes will be avoided by getting predictability in the military's budget by this summer. he also answered a lingering unknown concerning syria. >> one potential not so unknown is syria. is there evidence that chemical weapons were used and what are we prepared to do if they were and even if they are not why wait tens of

a possible oversight involving flight curfews could delay the approval of the hangers. it would generate more than $2 million per year in rent. >>> san jose's mercury news is looking for a new place to call home. the company announcing it is putting its current location up for sale. it is a massive building next to 880. you have probably seen it. it has housed the paper's printing presses and office space for more than 45 years. the parent company says it is selling the building to cut back on operating cost. the paper will move into a new office space in san jose. the printing operations will move to concord and hayward plants operated by the bay area news group. no timeline for that move has been announced. certainly, another sign of the times. >>> the time is 5:50. laying claim for the japanese tsunami. the people that spotted their boat on spacebook are now asking for it back. >>> you would think you could trust the oldest bank in the world but can you? take a look. >>> good tuesday morning. a little bit of activity outside the hp pavilions. sharks return home to pl

we put a tourn kit under his leg with a jacket and coat hanger. >> what were the injuries you could see on the spot that you knew happened? >> they were mostly open fractures. there were bones sticking out. there were leg injuries. injuries to the knee. mostly lower extremity. we saw a couple people in a bad situation. >> meaning, did you actually see dismemberment? >> yes. >> you could tell that's what you were looking at. at mass general, when did you get the first word this had occurred and patients were on their way? >> less than ten minutes after the first explosion. we had our first patient. we cleared out 90 patients we were treating throughout the day with the help of the rest of the hospital. everybody in the hospital came down to give us a hand so we were ready. >> what was the flow like? how quickly were they coming in. >> first, very quickly. six patients within the first 15 minutes or so. after that, watching waiting game. patients became more staggered at that point. they were triaged to different areas. it's something we practice every year hoping we don't have to use it.

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because there were family members and friends and people he calls hangers on who were responsible foreath. and he said out of everyone he feels sorriest for the kids because he loved the kids. listen to what he said about the children. >> i hope that the children are doing well. i hope that they are looked after very well. i hope that regardless of whatever proceeds the estate is gathering, i do hope that the children will always be protected and that the proceeds for the children will always be there. >> basically insinuating that the children in some way may be pawns in this particular situation saying this is the last thing that michael jackson would want. he was so adamant about his children's privacy and then to have them drawn into this media circus now and this courtroom circus now is absolutely of what he would want. >> have they reached out to him in jail? the family? or do they say we'll have nothing to do with this guy anymore? >> i think there may possibly be a meeting between michael jackson's mother and conrad murray. i think both sides have agreed to it, but it hasn't h

didn't want the boyfriend to know, so she tried to abort louis farrakhan three times with a coat hanger and in the case of sharpton, sharpton lived a middle class life until his father abandoned the family, and then down to the ghetto. they talk about racism, racism as opposed to the centrality of fathers even though in their own lives the lack of their dads, in my opinion, had a very profound impact of how they view the world. one of the reasons they're so angry, perhaps, is because they didn't b have a father in the house, and instead of talking about importance of fathers and policies that can encourage people to get married before having children, they talk about racism, racism, racism. in my opinion, they're doing a disservice to the community. i think they're being leaders to the best of their ability, don't get me wrong. i don't think they're doing it in bad faith, but i think they ought to rethink what they're doing. >> host: leroy, ham den, connecticut. please go ahead. >> caller: yes. i'd just like to say, i kind of agree with what you're saying about a strong father in the ho

the family did not take responsibility and people he calls hangers on.the time michael jackson died, no propofol in his system. and his attorney says that, he has proven the theory nothing is there. so michael jackson self-ahead ministered and blaming other drug use that dr. arnold cline administered that may have been in his system. really no one else. michael jackson's friend and really trying to help him toward the end, but he just happened to be there, was the last person when michael jackson died. >> oops. that's really sad. don lemon, thank you so much. >>> kevin ware back with his brothers. the louisville guard rejoined teammates two days after surgery to repair his shattered leg. joe carter was there when ware returned to campus with his mom. describe it. what was the mood like? >> i can tell you what, carol. very surprised, but yet very happy to see a big smile on kevin ware's face when he arrived to the practice facility yesterday. obviously on crutches two days removed from a huge surgery where they had to put a rod in his leg, he was in a rea

. >> are we going to have an answer or is it going to be a cliff hanger?ood morning. it's 7:56. i'm frank mallicoat. get you caught up with some bay area headlines now. 11-year-old aaron hern of martinez is able to talk with family members again from his intensive care bed at a boston hospital. he had more surgery yesterday on his leg that was badly injured in monday's bomb attack. he also had his breathing tube removed and is on the mend. >>> this morning is 107 years since the deadly earthquake that devastated several bay area cities. san francisco the region's largest city back then suffered the worst of it because of the fire that followed. >>> and ceremonies are going on this morning in san francisco. there are three known survivors of the quake still living but for the first time, none will attend the event. i think the oldest is 111. the youngest, 107-plus. >>> traffic and weather coming up. ,,,,,,,, >>> about 15 minutes ago they were able to reopen lanes on westbound 580 near the dublin interchange. big rig accident was first reported at 5:15 cause