commission for the cathedral hill and office authorization for the cathedral hill campus. consideration of a motion for the general plan referral for the cathedral campus. and use for the davie's campus and request that the board of supervisors approve a development agreement pursuant to chapter 76 to the administrator code will be before you know. >> good afternoon, elizabeth and department staff. if i can have the power point, please. items 8 a through an on today's agenda constitutes the approval to the medical centers revised long range planned project. today's presentation will include a summary of the revised project, an update on the development agreement and an over view of the actions being requested of you today. one stack concluded their presentation, they'll have a brief presentation to walk you through the revised design of the two homes. before i get started i have passed out revised planning code amendment ordinances for the saint like and the cathedral hill campus, since your packets went out we made changes to these ordinances and wanted to get them before

that might protect the bottom of the hill but it doesn't do anything over the hill. >> it has long been my understanding that the city of san francisco says and the building department takes this position that there is no one buildable lot -- unbuildable lot. i wonder if this is realistic. >> if money is an issue, we can develop solutions that will mitigate the impact. that a solution can be eliminating the hill, that can eliminate the problem. or build a structure right into the hill so there is no longer an exposed face or bold enough of iraq together so that it acts as a big buttress to prevent further movement. -- or hold enough of the rock together so that it acts as a big buttress. we are allowing the wall of the building to act as a retaining structure. there was a time when we did not get any. there was an epic one before in 1982. we brought with us and rainfall charge. >> you were saying that this is somehow correlated to rainfall. this goes from 1914 until 2006. it is the red line in the backgrounds which are the annual rainfall from each year is plotted on here. you can see i

luke's by two years africa thea doctoral hill. but because we're not sure they actually needed the two years and some of that is just a safety valve, and because of how important it is to the city to make sure this happens, we instituted another layer of payments called delayed payments which start at one year. as you see in the bold face here, they're not damages and they don't represent a default. but starting one year africa thea doctoral hill opens, if st. luke's has not opened, the late payments start at 2,500 a day for the first five months and increase to 5,000 a day for the next seven months. after that you'd be at the two-year mark and you'd have the actual liquidated damages because then cpmc would be in default of the da if they didn't open it. so, that was a nice change approved by the planning commission. on the work force training we're getting $4 million, as i mentioned. the idea here would be for three of this 4 million to be funneled through the san francisco foundation in a way very parallel to the way we are fun

and this is a battle named for the wrong hill. they were supposed -- it was named for the hill they were supposed to put the redoubt on which is an earthen fort. the patriots knew that the british were planning an attack, and in a hope to delay that, they decided to build an earthen fort on bunker hill which is to the north of the charlestown peninsula, a half mile away from what's called breeds hill where the monument is now. but for reasons that we're unsure of even to this day, william prescott and more than a thousand people built their fort not on bunker hill, but on breeds hill right in the figurative face of the british in boston. when general gage woke up the next morning, he felt he had no choice but to attack this threat to the shipping and to boston itself. and so the fort that was supposed to delay an attack actually provoked an attack. and be this battle would unfold -- and this battle would unfold causing all sorts of mayhem. and it is, would become the bloodiest battle of the revolution. more than 2,000 british regu

. >> 1100-1101 van ness avenue cathedral hill campuss - the cathedral hill hospital site is a full city block bounded by van ness avenue, geary boulevard, franklin street, and post street assessor's block/lot no.'s 0695/005, 0066; the cathedral hill mob site is on the east side of van ness avenue, between geary and cedar streets assessor's block/lot no.'s 0694/005, 006, 007, 008, 009, 009a, 0100. the hospital and mob, along with an underground pedestrian tunnel connecting the two buildings under van ness avenue, constitute the cathedral hill medical center consideration of a resolution of intent to initiate general plan amendments, pursuant to planning code section 340, to: aa amend map 5 bulk mapp of the urban design element to reflect the maximum bulk dimensions proposed for the cathedral hill hospital and mob; bb amend map 1 generalized land use and density plann of the van ness area plan in order to designate the cathedral hill hospital and mob sites as "the van ness medical use subdistrict" and increase the allowable far for the mob site from 7.1:1 to 7.5:1, cc amend map 2 height a

. >> i wanted to briefly touch on the parking at cathedral hill. as part of the development agreement the amount of parking has been reduced. the previous project utilize the provision and the planning code that allows parking the rc 4 district to be right up to 150 percent of the minimum requirement. it's a maximum of 990 spaces or 125 percent of the codes minimum requirement which ever is less. 990 spaces is the lesser of the two and this is 237 fewer spaces than the previous project. and i'll turn it back to ken. >> before we go on i want to say no less than four people texted me the answer to cagaya questions. >> it's three years up to 40,000 each and the other thing i want to point out, relative to the drt conversation, we need to say that the brt project is not approved and the schedule you were shown is the assumed schedule if it's approved on schedule, but we need to make sure people understand it's not approved yet. to continue on, i think the topic that has the most conversation the last time we were in front of you, was the independent f

craftsman made to make >> jonah hill. jonah? jonah hill. >> jonah hill is no more. >> demon?fool. >> the power of christ compels you. >> oh, does it? does it compel me? >> the power of christ compels you. >> does it? >> the power of christ compels you. >> is that's what's happening? >> the power of christ compels you. >> guess what? it's not that compelling. >> jimmy: i love that movie. i thought it was hilarious. >> you know, seth rogan and goldberg wrote and direct the movie. it's the first movie they directed. i'm so proud of them. they asked us all to play ourself, but really douchy versions of ourselves. >> jimmy: you play yourselves in the movie. >> i play jonah hill, but the d d douchiest possible version. i had a part in "django unchained" at the time. i went to the cast of "django." i was thinking about starting that film. jamie foxx was at the dinner. he had a big diamond earring in. i thought that looked so cool on jamie, but that would look so stupid on me. and i was walking home for dinner and i said that would kind of be awesome. i said hey, guys, can i wear a h

concerning a lesion on his face that hill believes could be cancer. >> it's scary. it's scary.eing things like this, i wonder where it's going to lead. this -- it's kind of scary. >> judging from the appearance of the thing, and the time line and everything, i -- and the location, i'm going to say that looks like a small basal cell carcinoma. it's a type of skin cancer usually found in the center part of the face. ultraviolet light from the sun is the chief offender there. some people come in and you need a cart to carry their chart. mr. hill has a chart that, despite the number of years he's been in the system, it's probably no more than a half an inch thick. which tells me that he is more likely to minimize and ignore something of import than he is to come in complaining of something that's trivial. this is early enough we're not going to have any problems with it. we'll just get it taken care of now. will it come back? this is the result of many years in the sun. >> right. >> and there's a whole lot more of you saw the sun than just that one spot. just come back to us if you

the years that it was up here, it gave the name telegraph hill. it survived although the structure is long gone. come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it wa

jonah hill. the national spelling bee champ. episode three of "the baby bachelor" and music from the lonely island with cleto and the cletones. and now, what can i say, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so this is the audience i've been hearing so much about. we have a lot going on tonight. it is our second show of the evening. academy award nominee jonah hill is here with us tonight. plus we have musical comedy all-star team, the lonely island with alanis morissette tonight. and the winner of the scripps national spelling bee, arvind mahankali. i hope i got his name right. every spelling bee winner's name sounds like there was an explosion at the alphabits factory. here is arvind beating all other spellers on espn. >> knaidel. k-n-a-i-d-e-l, knaidel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you see, he is pretty fired up. [ laughter ] when did spelling bees start using confetti cannons? they need cheerleaders or something. anyway. arvind has been conserving his enthusia

you see how it is pushing over the coastal hill, these hills goes about 1000 -- -- helps firefighters a lot in the high humidities. we are not that hot. 74 in morgan hill and along thes are going to be in the 60s. with the bay area week, here you go, tuesday that's your high, and then we bump out so you can see the weekend's view, and you go to 78 on wednesday and 84 on thursday and 90 on friday and maybe 90 degrees in some places and in the bay area weekend it flattens out. the warmest day tomorrow is the coolest, i will see you back here at 10:00. >>> are you a cat person or a dog person. one form of furry friend over the other and the picture here are proof. the california teens has quite a story to tell in their own dramatic cliff hanger. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you e

. >> herald has lived in the forest hills since 1959 and had always felt safe there -- awful. a close friend and neighbor was attacked in the 2,700 block of chesapeake street northwest just after 9:00 in the morning wednesday. >> a white male subject knocked on the door and a woman answered the door and he forced his way into her home and assaulted her, sexually assaulted her and also beat her up. >> the woman was maced hit with a stun gun two or three times and beaten so savagely there are broken bones in her face and bruises and cuts all over her body. >> she's a 60-year-old married attorney with two children. >> it's very upsetting because that happened to someone you really like. so it's very hard for me. >> people living in the community of luxury homes and secret service details never expected something like this would happen here. >> it's terrifying you know. i'm at home all day and it makes me nervous to know that there's somebody in our neighborhood that could be injured bad. >> doors that used to be left unlocked are being bolted shut even during the day. findley lew

i am here to advocate for bert hill. i met him through a variety of e-mails that we sent to one another because i knew he was on the bicycle advisory committee. i was advocating for the bicycle ambassador program. he was totally open to this. he teaches bicycle safety at the bicycle coalition. you won't find a better person to serve on the committee. and i know you're going to reappoint him, but i just wanted to speak for him since he can't be here. so, thank you very much for listening. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. andy thorn way. i'm here to speak up in support of both of these nominees. i have known bert hill for a very long time. i am fortunate and privileged to have been the chair of the bicycle advisory committee myself, so, i know what a tough job it is and i'm very pleased to have bert continue in that role in representing district 7. and i hope that he will continue to be chair and influence that committee. others have already said, bert is a great educator and has educated thousands of people

the capitol hill institution gutted by flames. firefighters are still there. you see putting out some hot spots this morning and some streets are still closed in that area. coming up in half an hour, we'll check in with news4's megan mcgrath getting an up close look at the major damage to that historic building. >>> let's check in with richard jordan at the news desk. >> we're hearing from the woman trapped in that factory collapse in bangladesh. she spent 17 days under the rubble. she's now out of the hospital and talking. she says she will never work as a seamstress again. she did suffer a very serious head injury. she now has accepted a new job. she's going to work at the weston hotel in their housekeeping department. her new boss says she's going to be a public area ambassador. she is very grateful for all of those that supported her. she's become a celebrity in bangladesh. back in april 1,100 people were killed when that factory collapsed. it's called the world's worst garment industry disaster. >>> new this morning, north korea says it's open to holding

that's a lot of graham hill's philosophy which is in line of what we are trying to do. putting their energy into people rather than building big houses. research has shown if you could get high residential density, then a lot of innovation will happen, because people will just gather at the local coffee shop around the street or in restaurants and share ideas. there are two ways to do that. one is to spend a lot of money on building high-rises and another is to convince people to live in smaller spaces. >> how can you live little? you have to cut the extraneous out of our lives and we've got to thrown stem in-flow. we need to think before we buy. ask ourselves, is that really going to make me happier, truly? >> somebody says, like, graham is saying, i want to live that simpler, less better life. what are some things they could do? digitizing as much as possible and go through your stuff. i have been carrying around this shirt for three years. i have worn it zero times. it is time for me to get rid of it. that can be applied to everything in your life. it is your tools,

of hills and a lot of them are steep especially in pacific heights. now, the truck has been cleared from the intersection but it was certainly a rough morning for the trucker and for people trying to navigate around pacific heights. >> we need the trucks off of this hill that cannot clear the hill. >> reporter: this morning, a pacific heights incline got the best of another big rig stuck at broadway and davisidero. >> it happened all the time. it's a weekly occurrence. >> reporter: it happened at 5:15 a.m. and tied up traffic for almost two hours. police had to close the roadway until a tow truck could move in. >> it definitely bottlenecked a lot of traffic and caused a neighborhood problem. >> reporter: as we were talking that neighbors, we noticed another truck at davisadero and pacific. unsure of how to navigate the hills but unable to turn around, the driver didn't want to explain it on camera. >> i think there's a certain amount of, like, hoping they're going to make it? oh, oh, maybe my truck will make it and -- it's not going to. [ laughter ] >

we'll take you live to the scene of that fire on capitol hill in a moment. first, your forecast. >> there's a good chance you'll need an umbrella today. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking what's to come. good morning. >> good morning. storm team 4 radar showing showers way off to our west way out in the mountains of western maryland and west virginia and the southern shenandoah valley passing north right now. just clouds over washington. south is the rain over florida from the circulation of tropical storm andrea with winds right now of about 45 miles an hour to 50 miles an hour. looks like it's going to cross the florida coast by later this afternoon. this is the position by 2:00 a.m. on friday and then here's the position by friday afternoon right here the mouth of the bay and then by 2:00 a.m. on saturday off the jersey coast. close enough to give us downpours tomorrow with blustery winds. for today, a cloudy morning. we'll have temperatures by noontime into the mid 70s. a look at the rest of this day. rain on the way. details in ten minutes.

we're thrive morgan hill -- we're live in morgan hill outside the center. >> reporter: sierra's family says this search center is an important symbol to show they haven't given up even though yet another court delay keeps it tough to keep up that attitude. nelson is a volunteer who have today showed us a search center on the central high school campus in morgan hill. the 15-year-old morgan hill teen disappeared on her way to school march 16 last year. this morning, nelson and other volunteers were in court when the suspect garcia torres was scheduled to enter a plea for kidnapping and murder. the case was instead continued to next month because it will defense is reviewing and waiting to see evidence. >> we wanted to get a plea. we wanted to get this process in place and get going. it's frustrating to see this activity. >> reporter: sierra's mother agrees. she doesn't believe torres will reveal information. no one will step forward until a. >> that's our only hope now since he's not saying anything. >> reporter: sources close to the investigation would not comment directly but acknowle

i thought it was capitol hill on fire. >> it was shocking. very dark, ominous. >> a lot of people turned to social media to get information quickly. and also help ease concerns. there was only one concerned that this could have been a terror attack. the people who i spoke with tonight say they hope the business can rebuild. >> thank you. also, a heartbreaking the members -- and remember it's free teenager who was about to high school after a skateboard stunt went wrong. loved ones remembered john as a young man with a big heart. >> classmates gathered for a candlelight vigil. tom rouse he was there. >> this field was filled with people who say he made a big impact on their lives. this was a very emotional and a light visual -- candlelight vigil. they say he was a guy who instantly liked, and never forgot. he was skateboarding yesterday in the arlington heights neighborhood. he decided to hang onto the side of a truck while the friend was driving. he lost his balance, he hit his head. they tried to save him. they just couldn't. a lot of folks

next speaker. >>> stop the cathedral hill. stop st. luke's because it's been [speaker not understood]. the campus is fine. why are they -- i never heard of [speaker not understood] involving [speaker not understood]. no, i'm in st. luke's. i'm on a referral from the doctor there. it's been done. david campos knows we've been fighting this and has to be stopped now. what about people with disabilities and wheelchairs? and that's not right. thank you. >> next speaker. actually before the next speaker, let me call some additional cards so people can line up. michael smith wick. chris poland, mike terio. [speaker not understood]. john mill sap. jeffery taner. tom christian. chuck garner. sarah pope. bethany low. jonathan travis. steve cavanagh. jennifer warberg. bob caplan. esther mcken egg. sorry if i mispronounce your name. ~ david liu which is. bonnie nelson and david korick. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm james tracy, community housing partnership. there's been a lot of blood, sweat and tears that have come to this day. folks at

co-hill here and dr. bronner and their team. the coalition that has been working on this for so many years also deserve a great deal of credit. especially to the residents in my district that have been fighting to make sure that we have a world class hospital at st. luke's. i'm very appreciative. and finally lou girardo, i don't think we can say enough about how you this happen and we are eternally grateful. and i think that not only the city today, but the future generations will have a great deal of gratitude to you and to everyone who has been here working to make this happen. so, let's approve this and let's get the construction started. thank you. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much, everyone. happy to be one of the -- to be voting for this piece of legislation today. i, too, want to add my voice to thanking the many parties that have been involved with this deal the last year. i believe that at this additional time that the involvement of lou girardo made the city and the project better and a joy to work with. one

team got me. >> hill escapes from another florida prison.from santa rosa, but escape was one of the first things that crosses the minds of the staff. >> handcuff key is like you know, mainly for my defense. you know? >> having a handcuff key is not really unusual, but sometimes it's necessary. you know. theoretically speaking, you know? >> serving a 21 year sentence for armed robbery. says this isn't the first time he's received a dr during his time in prison. a disciplinary report. >> i have possession of a weapon, possession of a handcuff key. several disrespects. a couple fighting drs. since incarcerated, i still combine four of them to fines. >> caught with the cuff key, already when he was in this unit. now he must face the institutional classification team, or ict. could they change his status from close management level two to level one? the highest security level in the entire prison. >> you're currently in class management 2. classification officer is recommending upgrade to class management 1. >> what were you planning to do with t

martha: big stuff going on on capitol hill. we will be back tomorrow. "happening now" starts right now. we'll see you then, folks. 4. >> reporter: right now brand-new stories and breaking news. >> attorney general eric holder insisting he will not step down despite increasing calls for him to resign. he's about to testify before a u.s. senate committee and the scandal surrounding the white house will surely come up. plus, what went on behind closed doors during the jodi arias murder trial, newly unsealed documents detailing what jurors were asking as they were deciding whether the convicted killer should live or die. plus, caught on videotape an out of control driver careens across four lanes of a highway and crashes into a taco bell at lunchtime. it's all happening now. well nothing but the best for the i.r.s., that's their new slogan i suppose. the federal tax man spending your tax dollars on lavish employee retreats and outrageous waste. hello, everybody i'm greg jarrett in for jon scott. >> i'm uma pemmaraju in for jenna lee. a brand-new report reve

so, it's sort of a bonus if you're on a hill and there also is a staggering hill because then you're getting light because of the fact that you have the elevations that cause degradation of houses. there can be plenty of lights to the homes the front and the rear. and i frequently drive through midtown terrace on my way to work and i'm very aware of the different streets and the light it gets particularly in the morning hours. and i notice that staff did not feel this would have been referred to the commission under their new policy if that policy were to. been in effect where the staff would have made the decision, but that's not the case. this [speaker not understood] has been here for a long time. he's been an owner since 1998. ~ owner realistically he has a family that's growing and getting older. they need separate bedrooms. it certainly makes it nicer to have that kind of thing. you know, the fact that it's over 2000 square feet is not that extraordinary. the idea is we have to look at is what's the impact to the adjacent properties and is it proper to allow this to be built. o

the big rig was left hanging after bottoming out on a steep hill. kpix 5's anne makovec spoke with neighbors who say it happens all the time. >> we need the trucks off of this hill that cannot clear the hill. >> reporter: this morning, a pacific heights incline got the best of another big rig stuck at broadway and davisidero. >> happens all the time. it's a weekly occurrence. >> reporter: it happened at 5:15 a.m. and tied up traffic for almost two hours. police closed the road until a tow truck could move in. >> it bottlenecks a lot of track and causes neighborhood problems. >> reporter: as we were talking to neighbors we saw another truck at davisadero and pacific unsure of how to navigate the hills but unable to turn around. the driver didn't want to explain it on camera. >> i think there's a certain amount of like hoping they are going to make it, oh, oh, maybe my truck will make it and it's not going -- it just doesn't make it usually. >> reporter: neighbors say it's only a matter of time before another rig gets stuck. >> this is solvable. and t

that said, it is appalling that neither the new cathedral hill hospital nor revamped st. luke's hospital contain a single inpatient psych bed. with more sutter cpmc has made no guarantees the existing 18 psych beds on an existing campus will remain open, [speaker not understood] conveniently provides an option to shut that down as well. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] cannot stand more cuts to mental health care and more roadblocks to patient access goes well into the realm of dangerous and harmful. at a time when it's a critical mass driven by high profile and widely publicized violence, it is reckless to shut down [speaker not understood]. despite its designation as a nonprofit and its obligation to provide charity under that is it the status, it is abandoning ~ [speaker not understood]. instead, these costs are off loaded to the tax paying public. individuals who can't access preventive medical health care will inevitably turn to other health care services. emergency rooms, jails, shelters as well as police and fire services. the cost then compound e

bush in new york our old friend marc lamont hill host for the huffington post live is also associate professor at teachers college at columbia university and in washington andy crowell investigative journalist and writer for mother jones he's also associate editor for tom dispatch dot com and our panel is assembled to leave her best of begins where marc lamont hill he was very critical of the president what did you think there there's enough room right now to be critical the president on every single friend whether it's the foreign policy from we talk about syria whether we're talking about iran with its own n.s.a. i mean the president is in a bad bag right now with making even more problematic is the fact that the polls are suggesting that the american people don't trust him they don't believe in him they don't see him as being the person move us forward i think that's a momentary snapshot and things will turn around but i think there's so many indications that the president is moving in the wrong direction and if you agree with that why did he what he wanted to go wrong on syria. w

we are monitoring this hearing on capitol hill.e looking at is security officials, including general keith alexandre, they are testifying to a house committee about the surveillance issues, about the massive leaks over the last week, how they operate and what these surveillance programs have been able to break up. we'll go back to the hearing the second there's any news. in the meantime, there is a lot of other news around the world, starting in boston, where a confessed killer takes the stand once again to testify against whitey bulger, a man he called once hess best friend. on monday john motaranno said it brought his heart when he found out he was an fbi inform ant. bulger is charged with a long and bloody list of climbs involving 19 murders, racketeering and extortion. one footnote to the story. some of our earlier reporting inadvertently misidentified some photos as the mobs terr. cnn does regret that error. >>> the fbi is calling it the best tip yet in the search for jimmy hoffa. agents have been looking for the former teamst

hills are. that combined with the windy forecast has on high alert. that crunch under foot is the sound of summer, dried brush, windy conditions and hot weather are a recipe for high fire danger. >> all we need is a spark. >> reporter: that spark can come from something as well intended as clearing brush. >> a lot of people try to do the right thing by mowing down the dry grass but they go about it the wrong way. >> reporter: california has already had brush fires this year. they say the typical may will have 800 wild lane fires. >> it's a potential to be a very busy summer, especially if we have red flag warnings like this weekend. >> reporter: cal fire has extra engines and firefighters on duty this weekend. firefighters are making sure their en engines have access if they need it it. >> we have -- >> tim rolling has seen a few fires already and is stun today see it is more than a month ahead of what is normal. >> i can see that. we didn't have much rain this fall. >> reporter: the only measur

a place beloved by resident on the hill. as the embers stopped burning, people turned out by the dozense to see their store reduced to sut and broken glass. fire investigators begannvestiga entering the build to anything n that might lead them to a good cause.ause. they concentrated in the area ar off of 11th street. the owner is working on a plan a to continue to pay the 60-plus employees. good news for a woman 16 yearsn1 on the job. >> oh, it means everything, my livelihood. i bought my house with it, everything and, yeah. ye this means a lot to me, and i'mm just feeling just amazed, but w, will be back. >> we can buy everything here. . this is a -- it's not just a a hardware store, it's an old old store, you can buy party linens here, and nails here, every timt somebody who come in and say are i want to buy a tree and they ty would start a garden. i understand the garden air is r still there. >> and nicky has a website set e up now so people who want to can donate money to frager's and the rebuilding effort. eff back when

plays himself. >> jonah hill plays jonah hill.emma watson. danny mcbride plays peter o'toole. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: emma watson? but it's pretty cool that -- an idea for this thing. you came up with this with -- >> my partner, yes. so, we're all partying at franco's house, and then, the apocalypse happens. >> jimmy: it's a giant party at his house. >> yeah, a giant party. >> jimmy: aziz ansari's there. >> aziz ansari's there. kevin hart is there. rihanna is there for some reason. >> jimmy: it was a crazy -- [ laughter ] -- fun blowout hollywood party. >> a giant party. and then, yeah, a cataclysmic event occurs. and most of the people die very graphic deaths. and then, the surviving people barricade themselves inside franco's house where we try to survive and kind of deal with each other, basically. >> jimmy: like, five morons. >> yeah. >> jimmy: someone described it like "lord of the flies." >> it is like "lord of the flies" with idiots, yeah. they're even smarter in "lord of the flies," yeah. at least they worked out the conch

>> behind the city, behind the houses, behind those hills. the see any more hills? >> these kids are wonderful. they get to explore, they get to see different things. >> we let them explore a little bit. they get their best. if their parents ever ask, we can learn -- they can say that they learned about the depth of field or the rule of thirds or that the shadows can give a good contrast. some of the things they come up with are fantastic. that is what we're trying to encourage. these kids can bring up the creativity and also the love for photography. >> a lot of people come into my classes and they don't feel like they really are creative and through the process of working and showing them and giving them some tips and ideas. >> this is kind of the best kept secret. you should come on and take a class. we have orientations on most saturdays. this is a really wonderful location and is the real jewel to the community. >> ready to develop your photography skills? the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to p

bush in new york our own friend marc lamont hill host for the huffington post live he's also associate professor at teachers college at columbia university and in washington andy crowell investigative journalist and writer for mother jones he's also associate editor for tom dispatch dot com and our panel is assembled we've heard best of begins work marc lamont hill he was very critical of the president what do you think there there's enough room right now to be critical the president on every single friend whether it's the foreign policy from when we talk about syria whether we're talking about iran with its own n.s.a. i mean the president is in a bad bag right now with making even more problematic is the fact that the polls are suggesting that the american people don't trust him they don't believe in him they don't see him as being the person move us forward i think that's a momentary snapshot and things will turn around but i think there's so many indications that the president is moving in the wrong direction and if you agree with that why did he. why they go wrong on syria. well i

what the frak mcgraw hill of the owner of standard and poor's is embroiled and another scandal but this one deals with a price fixing in the energy markets a decade after a similar tarp charges were leveled at the firm the european union it just wants another and best against it companies may have submitted false trading data to the energy division up liberal hill which is called in order to manipulate prices i'll talk to tyson slocum of public citizen energy program and just a bit about the energy market manipulation. and housing prices are up according to the s. and p. key siller index which gained one point seven percent coming out of far above expectation just keep in mind of the foreclosure pipeline has effectively been stalled by the big banks because they're scared of new regulations that are coming down the pipe that means housing inventory is being kept artificially low which we can thank for higher home prices along with the fed's eighty five billion dollar a month subsidies to the financial industry and speaking of housing and fannie and freddie are on the chopping block of a

there is a lot of noise among us in capitol hill. it had a lot more to do with the republican views of hillary clinton's 2016 candidacy than issues about embassy security. but i hope we do get a better and the sea security policy out of this. i hope we do more to prevent those kinds of incidents from happening in the future. >> the irs, obviously, we need to get to the bottom of that one. we need to see who gave the orders and why there appears to be an uneven this in the enforcement of these rules and regulations. i think it is too soon to say why that happened. whether there was evidence in the white house to give orders or suggestions that people do that, i don't think this is a scandal that touches in the in the white house where the president or senior officials in the administration. he is president of the united states. he is responsible for the conduct of the government and what officials are doing under his authority and the irs is part of that. and he has to clean it up and straighten it out and fix it. i hear people talkin

it's flowing over the lake shores and down hill across the county highway. it's a serious turn of events, but could be good news for the frams. >> tim said we might be okay because it might take the water away from our home. >> but so much fast-flowing water has the rage of a locomotive and the roadway begins to crumble under the momentum. >> 5,000 pound pieces were falling into a creek newly created between the river and the lake. >> the lake water cuts a gorge through the earth to the wisconsin river. phillip white is watching from the shore and is documenting from across the lake. >> there goes that big one. wow. >> just when it looks like things can't get much worse, the unthinkable happens. >> there was a house i was watching from across the river. the water went around that house, took out this big pine tree that was in front of it. then took out the house. >> this is unbelievable. there it goes. holy cow. unbelievable. oh, my god. >> once it tipped in, it would hold together for a bit then caught up in the chasm of water down there and bust apart. >>

hills are. that combined with the windy forecast has firefighters on high alert. that crunch under foot is the sound of summer, dried brush, windy conditions and hot weather are a recipe for high fire danger. >> all we need is a spark. >> reporter: that spark can come from something as well intended as clearing brush. >> a lot of people try to do the right thing by mowing down the dry grass but they go about it the wrong way. >> reporter: california has already had brush fires this year. they say the typical may will have 800 wild lane fires. >> it's a potential to be a very busy summer, especially if we have red flag warnings like this weekend. >> reporter: cal fire has extra engines and firefighters on duty this weekend. firefighters are making sure their en engines have access if they need it it. >> we have -- >> tim rolling has seen a few fires already and is stun today see it is more than a month ahead of what is normal. >> i can see that. we didn't have much rain this fall. >> reporter: th