dog the bounty hunter welcome to the show. the last time we were on hollywood squares together a stiff neck with carrot top. [laughter] hays said to show you a high kennedy: so many questions about what you do. were you ever a cop? >> no. they don't pay enough for our wanted to be since i was a kid bed then i turned left instead of right. kennedy: how did you get started? in mecca was in the texas penitentiary for 18 months and someone made an escape to the guards we're going to kill him i grabbed him because i did not want him to die in the lieutenant said hook him up bounty hunter in and watch the show ted herbalife with steve mcqueen he was bad guy a gond good guy and i thought that could be me and i have that knowledge so when i got out and went to a post office to gut the top democrat in one of them and 36 years later here we are. kennedy: what is the difference? you talk about law-enforcement a lot to there is a lot of discussion about the militarization of police and cops being more heavy-handed now than they used to be

staff time this work is paid for ocii mosaic active cost allowance next the shore view park and is hunters point area this fiscal year staff will extend $17 million ordinary person is shore park more is management contract and implementing the strategy once approved the staff time and property management a paid for in addition their carrying forward and budgeting a further 3 hundred and 8 thousand for capital and deferred maintenance and shore park the source of funds is community block grant program income generated from parcels at the ocii owns on williams this is occupied by food co-ocii anticipates transferring this pursuant to the t m t and may transfer other sources at the same time and including the legal fees the d cf will be approving and they'll be through property tax increment that concludes my portion of the project we'll be back to finish it off. >> thank you ceo's 8110 wrapping with the next steps on may 5th accident full budget will be coming before you for adoption and submission to is mayor's office at the board of supervisors and as we mentioned another chance to review

i want you to meet hunter. 12-year-old hunter says burritos is his favorite meal and dan of district taco says here he can make one as big as he likes. >> hunter, you can grab anything you want from the kitchen. jesse will be helping us out. >> hunter knew what he wanted. some rice some chicken, some shrimp. >> lettuce, too, please. >> all right. >> hunter's a very polite young man. he always says please and thank you. he's in middle school and not sure yet what he wants to be when he grows up. if you had to pick one favorite subject, though what would you like? >> it would be math. >> are you doing well in math? >> yeah. >> what kind of grades are you getting? >> i have an a+right now. >> a+? that's fantastic. >> he's very smart, he's an honor roll student in the sixth grade. >> after washing hands, donning gloves and aprons we were ready to see how it's done. and with our hot tortillas in hand we begin building our burritos. hunter knew what he wanted on his. >> rice meat cheese lettuce. >> reporter: hunter also knows what he wants in an adoptive family. >> hunter has said that he

as mentioned the bayview hunters point the cac being other groups such as the bayview library. the marketing period kicked off august of 2014, august 15th, to be exact and that ran through october 15th. traditionally over the marketing requirements it's a 4-day marketing period but lanar did the requirements and we were able to keep the interest going and give people a little extra time. it's worth noting in addition to the open houses to the welcome center downtown had a presence open monday through friday and the shipyard was open saturday and sunday. outside of the open houses people were able to walk in the office during weekdays or take a tour of property. our lottery preference. certificate of preference was the highest preference with most priority with certificates from the hunters point areas and western edition the ticket holders behind them. our second process was our rent burden or assisted housing those who are spending more than 50 percent on rent. a lot of them are doing that in the city unfortunately and those are public housing residents and people in public ho

commissioner ow. >> yes, i want to congratulate the staff as picking the hunters

bayview hunters point, multi-purpose senior services and self-help for the elderly. the main purpose of this program to improve the health and well being at seniors in the senior centers. if you look at page two of the memo, the table, it highlights the three different projects that we are recommending funding for. first under bayview hunters point multi-purpose senior services for this fiscal year 14-15 for the gardening project is for a total of $50,000 and for education is the total is listed. if you add the two projects it comes out to $76,815 which we're asking authorization to modify and add to the existing contract. self-help for the elderly we're recommending thai chi program for total of $46,321. just a little background the california department of aging received snap-ed funding and we have an amount of that funding that was actually presented to the commission and it was approved several months ago. i believe it was in november. these contract modification is for us to be able to work with these two contractors to help us implement the three snap-ed projec

i want you to meet hunter. 12-year-old hunter says burritos are his favorite meal and dan of districto says here he can make one as big as he likes. >> you can grab anything you want from the kitchen. jessie will be helping us out. >> hunter knew exactly what he wanted rice chicken, shrimp. >> lettuce, too, please. >> hunter is a very polite young man. he always says please and thank you. he's in middle school and not yet sure what he wants to be when he grows up. >> if you had to pick one favorite subject, which would you like? >> it would be math. >> are you doing well in math? >> yeah. >> what kind of grabs are you making? >> an a plus right now. >> a plus. that's fantastic. >> he's very smart. he's an honor roll student in the sixth grade. >> after washing hands, donning gloves and aprons we were ready to see how it's all done. with our hot tortillas in hand we were ready. hunter knew what he wanted on his. >> rice chicken, cheese let us. >> he knows what he wants in an adoptive family. >> huntder said he would be happy with both a mom and a dad. he's fine being an only child. he'

a boarding place for 90 days would you give them the same conditions you put the black people at hunters point under knowing you had to leave our dog there 90 days with the daily dust inspection report is being monitored mostly and they're looking at previous data to this where the put the monitoring dpiedz but not the one they have to find they're in progress trying to identify where to put the signages we're almost at the end of the project they're talking about identifying it 31 they have a plan they've been doing planning for that a long time but friends would you let our dog be monitored once a month and knew what was in the air killing other dogs and those dogs were getting asthma and other aunts and uncles dying would you leave our dog there i wouldn't but i see that people are loefg the black people in those inhumane conditions that my parents ran from it and my father lived in a rat invested area in bayview dr. espanola jackson is 82-year-old she's been fighting for almost three-quarters of a century i'm asking you to please consider us higher than the dogs i pray you do that th

today because being in the military 20 years and landing in the bay area walking into susan dial hunterspoint is like being in the military post every building looks like barracks i said san francisco if so all i can say it's time it's time it is time i remember a gentleman it tripod to try out his new car he went out to the freeway a gentleman you see did policeman behind him lights on and dogged him and the cop said oh man something is wrong with him he came up to him and said, sir what are you doing the gentleman said i could have stopped the first time but a chp took my wife i thought you were coming to return her to me (laughter) we need to go full speed ahead. (laughter) and doing all that we can to bring a change not only to this area and to all our low income housing amen shall we all stand for the benediction >> hallway will you have heaven fattening we're grateful for a beautiful glorious day we can truly sigh this is the day you have made and we'll continue to rejoice and be glad in this fabricate we ask of our blessing been the leadership of this state this city this communit

bayview hunters point showing a total agriculture debase of 46.8 percent. the candle stick point is 44 percent. mission bay at 25.7 percent. transbay at 24 percent and others comprised of about 25 percent. as you can see the additional resources that are lent to the specific

bayview hunters point showing a total agriculture debase of 46.8 percent. the candle stick point is 44 percent. mission bay at 25.7 percent. transbay at 24 percent and others comprised of about 25 percent. as you can see the additional resources that are lent to the specific areas does show an improvement over other areas that are a bit more challenging in the particular respect when you are talking about transbay you are talking about large towers, skyscrapers, more challenging to bring small businesses onto those particular projects. and along with that, the workforce. this chart shows a bar trend of the work per hour performances over the project areas. as you can see the trend towards workforce is not on an up trend. it has been challenging. the demand for workers are currently extremely high. we'll talk a bit about the workforce challenges as mentioned in the last quarter, workforce remains a challenge. there is an extremely high level of construction activity that is currently taking place within the city of san francisco. it's placed a tremendous dem

some live on shore view, some live in jackie robinson and other areas in the hunters point project area and because they are moving two or three different times they are a certificate of preference. the information does not come to the address they are located at now. so what i would like for lanar and for whoever else to try to locate certificate holders is to go door to door, shore view and different places on hunters point to notify those certificate holders or at those addresses that certificate holders do have preference and if they have been relocated from different addresses that they are still entitled to get that information and use their certificate. the certificate came out of 1968 and i was on that particular committee under ms. julia coma, the chairperson who was responsible for the ticket holders. it also went to the western addition and down on fourth street and howard street where we droment agency came in and came in with the muskone center. those people also have certificates. i never saw that brought up that are entitled to certificates. i would like for those people

. >> so you don't even ask if they are residents of bayview hunters point, you don't ask that information? >> no we don't. >> but you know they are san francisco resident? >> yes, we ask if they are moving out of the area if they are from san francisco. it's more very generalized to make sure that we are not looked at as we are discriminating in anyway as to who is buying. obviously we have restrictions. if they can qualify to buy we are thrilled to have them in our community. we are asking to not be perceives as anything that is personal and information that is private. >> you don't know for instance that the san francisco residents that are market rate buyers are coming from the mission? it's not a joke, but it's sort of interesting since everyone seems to love the mission, i wonder if anyone is leaving. >> if they tell us. but we don't record things specifically. we'll find out if they are from san francisco or the peninsula or east bay, it's pretty generic and people don't mind giving that information, but that is really what we capture. >> i think most some other organizations of wha

so you have to anticipate. >> whatever eases your mind, hunter. now, pence says he's been a gamer since he can remember. the first game he played was kbert on the atari system. >> now all the kids out there are saying i need a game, mom, just to be like hunter pence. >>> all right, top stories of the day is coming up next. >>> a couple live ones. >> here we go. it's time to welcome home the reining world champions today in the bay is inside at&t park where just a few hours fans will watch as the 2014 banner is raised. a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we do have a lot in store this half hour including a look at the rookies pitcher getting the nod today from skipper bruce bochy. >> and the food options including how you can use your phone to get an entire pizza pie delivered to your seat. >> let's get to the really important stuff like the food and the weather for the game. let's check in now with meteorologist christina loren. she has close tabs on that. good morning. okay. >> i'm here instead. >> there we are.

our walt hunter and todd quinones among crowds at city hall.will join them later on. >>> well, it is a nice evening outside there. it turned out to be an okay day to day. >> it is okay. tomorrow will be cloudy, cooler windy ending the month of april on a quiet note. tomorrow beginning may on a cool note. outside temperatures are mainly in the 60's and see observations courtesy of our weather watchers on the bottom of the korean. the let take a look outside where we have some sun, some cloud and we are waiting for that nfl draft all eyes on lincoln financial field. you can see sunshine. that will be a rocking place come late summer, early fall, very excited about that tonight. lets look at storm scan three. we have showers and and thunderstorms, that had a flood advisory, in cumberland county but it has weakened and moving out toward north east over salem county and now in new castle county. it is dying out but still bringing pockets of heavy rain through delaware it the i bear along 40 and 301. associated with this some ponding on area road, mo

ronald heads up the building, and has assembled a team of virus hunters. their mission - to keep a step ahealth of dangerous pathogens. it's not hard to predict the next breakout, but there's a animals. >> they are spillover. not common in humans, but when we come into contact with infected animals, we don't have immunity to them. >> when viruses jump species, it's called zoouno sis, and transmission is more common. researchers believe that patient zero, for the outbreak of ebola, was a 2-year-old in guinea, and came in contact with bats, while playing in a hollow tree. the director of tissue imaging, and a microbiologist who species. >> we want to develop tools to understand the evolution of these pathogens, what signals might there be that says the virus is acquiring the ability to infect different species. >> reporter: in order to study how the pathogens evolve he uses recombatant technology. genes from jelly fish are fused with the viruses. >> that gene makes a protein which whenever we shine a light on it, a blue light, it blows bright green. that all

hunter? mr. hunter votes no. mr. peters? mr. peters votes no. dr. flemming? dr. flemming no. mr. gibson? mr. gibson votes aye. mr. walls? mr. walls votes aye. mr. o'rourke? mr. o'rourke no. mr. norcroft? mr. corcroft no. mr. brooks? mr. brooks notes no. mr. nugent >> aye. >> mr. cook? mr. cook votes no. mr. ashford? mr. ashford votes no. mr. multon? mr. multon votes no. mr. burn? mr. burn votes no. mr. grave? mr. grave votes no. mr. knight? mr. knight votes no. mr. mccarther? mr. mccarther no. mr. larson? >> is my vote going to sway the outcome? i vote no. >> how is mr. miller recorded? >> mr. miller voted aye. >> please change my vote to a no. gl clerk will report the tally. >> eight aye and 55 no votes. >> the amendment is not adopted. the question is on the amendment number 280 by the gentlemen from arizona related to doca. clerk will call the roll. [ >> brady? mr. playedy votes a yes. mr. miller? mr. miller votes no. ms. davis? ms. davis votes aye. mr. wilson? mr. wilson votes no. mr. long? mr. long votes aye. mr. larson? mr. larson votes aye. mr. bishop? mr. bishop votes no.

hunter. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. peters. mr. peters votes no. dr. fleming. >> dr. fleming votes aye. mr. vici. mr. vici votes aye. mr. kaufman votes no. ms. gabbard. ms. gabbard votes aye. mr. gibson. mr. gibson votes aye. mr. walz. mr. walz votes aye. ms. hartsler. ms. hartsler votes aye. mr. o'rourke. mr. o'rourke votes no. dr. heck. dr. heck votes aye. mr. norcross. mr. norcross votes no. mr. scott. mr. scott votes aye. mr. gallego. mr. gallego. about brooks. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. takai votes no. mr. nugent votes aye. ms. graham. ms. graham votes aye. mr. cook. mr. cook votes aye. mr. ashford. mr. ashford votes aye. mr. bridenstein. mr. bridenstein votes aye. mr. moulton. mr. moulton votes no. dr. wenstrop. dr. wenstrop votes aye. mr.ing aguilar. aye. miss wolorsky votes aye. mr. burn votes aye. mr. graves votes aye. mr. zinci votes aye. ms. stefanic. ms. stefanic votes aye. mr. mcsally votes aye. mr. knight votes aye. mr. mcarthur votes aye. mr. russell. mr. russell votes ayes. mr. gallego. mr. gallego votes no. >> the gentleman from colorado wish to change

hunter said burritos are his favorite meal.here he can make one as big as he likes. >> so you can grab anything you want. >> reporter: hunter knew what he wanted. some rice chicken, shrimp. >> can we have insome lettuce? >> reporter: he is very polite. he always says please and thank you. he is in middle school and not sure what he wants to be when he grows up. >> if you had to pick one favorite subject? >> it would be math. >> are you doing well in math? >> yeah. >> what kind of grades are you making? >> i have an a plus right now. >> that's fantastic. >> he is very smart. an honor roll student in the sixth grade. >> reporter: after washing hands, donning aprons we were ready to see how it is done. with our hot tortillas on hand we began building burritos. he knew what he wanted. >> right, the meat cheese lettuce. >> reporter: he also knows what he wants in an adoptive family. >> hunter said he would be happy with both a mom and a dad. he is fine with siblings. we want a family who will commit to being his family forever. >> r

to explain i see my time monitor is running out in a quick partially in alaska or the at risk if a hunter wants to catch a wolf it will take a knife and stick it in ice right there and the wolf can smell blood over two miles away that wolf will come to the achieve and continuing lick the achieve but ultimately it's killing itself in this partially you and i radio both the wolf and the hunter because we're both putting the knife there and licking the knife now the african-americans that are emigrated to san francisco and the west coast if you don't believe that african-americans have granted something in this country everyday you walk up i own a laundry and dry cleaners everyday you wake up and put our cloths into the washing machine you royals your an african-american you put that was an african-american every time you stop at the stoplight that is a african-american every time this system and not specifically you is not doing their job realize that this is the fertility you're taking from your culture thank you (clapping.) >> next speaker welcome. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen, my

hunter you did not go to either of them. you like more of an outsider approach. >> i would totally rejebt the notion this was not a group of handpicked people meeting with the campaign. it was a group of handpicked people meeting with the campaign. >> if you were invited, would you have gone? >> i would go. i do like coming from the outside. i'm from brooklyn. i don't report from d.c. i feel like that kind of keeps me away from some of the group think you can get when you're sitting in a group fed talking points and sort of agreeing on them over pasta. >> hold on. you think they were agreeing over pasta? >> i do think in my experience there's a lot of reporters who communicate in packs. people in america wonder why this conventional wisdom seems to be echoed so much. it's true the campaign has messaging that gets out there. errorers communicate amongst themselves and there does tend to be some agreement and you don't really want to break with that. >> i'm groaning here. first of all, hunter you're not the only reporter from

run the housing authority the tenants were supposed to do that the hope program started in bayview hunters point from is fellow that ran the hate ashbury if a person was on drugs they were gotten off drugs and put into training all i have to do is get the information correctly but what occurred that was 20 tenants that was trained to be manager's 10 was hired and this was before willie brown who become the mayor the san francisco in 1996 and leader about those folks coming in i'm talking about the mayor's office of housing for to purchase their apartments a lot of things was going on a lot of things going on for the people of san francisco i don't know how long people when i look at a building like this it frilgdz me because of the fact all of this area is landfill landfill if there's an earthquake and those buildings start falling nobody will be alive we vote back years ago that no buildings would be built in san francisco higher than 60 feet everything the voters voted office of the city administrator on went out the window oh we're going to do it another what you think about the people

francis who appears on the series "eye of the hunter" says this particular animal was already close to death n. a statement she wrote, he could either be wasted or utilized by the local people. i chose to honor his life and i do not regret it for one second. >> in africa when we go to go hunt there, we're paying a certain number of dollars for each animal. part of that money is being used to actually provide the conservation of the particular animals. >> reporter: but gervais dismissed the notion of equating hunters with conservationists in this 2014 radio interview. >> why not -- let's put this in connection. imagine someone saying there's a guy. he's going to give a million dollars to cancer research or he wants -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: francis has been attacked in the past for posting images of her kills, but her supporters insist this hunt had a meaningful purpose. >> with this particular giraffe, she knows she's providing enough need to almost feed that village for a month. and so she's accomplished something and it's something to be proud of. >> reporter: while the number of

shows - >> okay shows that is transbay area as compared to hunters point that some of the minority business in particular participation in the construction side is not as robust in transbay. >> whout without knowing the details but historically that mass as much be a function of the type high-rise development as the location imi don't know the particular facts there are simply fewer firms when you get into those complicated structures that have that kind of experience i don't know is details historically that is probably been the case certainly in is wood frame world achievement tends to be higher okay. >> well take that note yeah. absolutely go ahead. >> commissioner mondejar. >> go back to our seat. >> it is a beautiful building i've seen the model and is rendering and the pictures you sent to us do you have any plans for local arts or what you're going to do. >> i should know this in many cases a public art requirement i don't know is there one. >> public works projects no commercial in other project areas but i think o m organization might be able to address your landscape what you inte

it's not going just to hunters point. it's actually in the western edition. >> so there is more than one spot? >> correct. there are three. >> oh three. >> the money is going. >> very good. thank you. >> any other comments or questions from the commission? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none call the question. all in favor? >> aye. >> before we vote can i make a comment? it's a positive one. i was on the training on map thai chi -- >> we will vote -- >> we're not getting into thai chi. >> we will. it's next. >> all right. >> again call the question. all in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? thank you. the motion carries. item f requesting authorization to modify the grant with self-help for the elderly for community services during the period of march 1, 2015 through august 31, 2015 in the additional amount of $46,321 for revised total grant amount not to exceed $1,560,546 . welcome back linda. >> thank you commissioners. this is request to modify self-help for the elderly's contract to include the snap-ed

. >>> an inn exclusive cbs-3 i team report gets action as walt hunter shows us crews replaced lights along a center city street where a worker was shock by an electrified pole yesterday. >> reporter: streets department workers were busy replacing two light poles on apple tree street, less than 24 hours after our exclusive i team report reruled this electrically charged pole shocked a worker collecting trash on the street leaving him hospitalized, and found this pole, it is a cover missing where children could easily touch live wires. as workers replace add aluminum poles with safer fiberglass ones that don't conduct electricity, the jolted worker still struggled with his injuries. >> he is still experiencing pain tingling and migraine headaches right now. he took a major jolt. i hate to say it, he is a grown man. what if it was a little kid. what if somebody was walking the kid and he touched the pole. >> it looks like what we saw was a short up in the head which grounded out through the pole and therefore, that is why they felt the electrical shock. >> reporter: streets department c

the bayview hunters point certificate does bump her up out of all certificate holders. >> okay, because we are going to lose a quorum if we don't wrap it up. maybe this needs it's own workshop. it seems that somebody, okay grant it she knew she was probably beyond the 80 percent and tried for it anyway. it seems like that's taking a risk. i don't understand how someone at 80 percent who is at 112 percent is not going to qualify. >> commissioner rosales, i just want to make 2 points. you just approved block 48 which has the median income units. in the meantime the dow program, they were referred to that community organization working with them on other, there are other projects in bayview that might be interesting to her as well. we are trying to work with them. >> don't let them get away. >> they are working with them. the cbo's that's what they do. that's the key to it. >> there are also other units but you have to snag them where they are. but yeah. i see your point. >> my other point, am i reading this right the no. 3 -person of the lottery, latino individual, single family, one memb

the other that i would be interested in is on the zip code because i do know that in bayview hunters point there is a lot of contractors based in the bayview, not only african american contractors but many contractors. it's kind of a rich zip code for availability. it would be interesting to know what zip code. the monitoring division when it was it's responsibility did a zip code, now very dated but the zip codes the majority were 94-1-10, and the mission and visitation valley, hunters point and there is another zip code in there. >> we'll be happy to gather that because there is some efficient way to gather that information and cross-referencing it to provide that. >> i think that would be great. let's see. getting to the issue that commissioner mondejar mentioned about essentially she said spreading the goodwill, i would call spreading the wealth. there is a lot of wealth here, 53000000 awarded this quarter. it would be, it just seems like none ethnic or racial small businesses are doing well beyond parody in the market. that would be interesting to see. >> with the utilization we

>> i don't think they understand what it means to be a hunter.of a hunter these are memorials of the whole hunting experience and conservation and everything that it means to us. >> reporter: cory nolton isn't backing down from the critics, as he preeps for what he expects to be one of the most memorable hunts of his life. ed lavendera, cnn. >> and >> jeff core win. and jeff you heard cory's argument. he said he's going to kill an older male rhino that can't reproduce and threatens the healthier rhinos and he said i'm paying 350,000 dollars to that man is desperately needed. does he have a point? >> the authority that is allowing this to happen is the department of tourism and it is this incredible ministries program that have been instrumental in restoring the black rhino population so i guess, yes, that money will go to conservation. they heavily manage the rhinos in africa. they have a program where very few are selected and they are older animals that are no longer producing but this is a critically endangered species. are 5,000 left and ther

if you do have plans, keep that in mind, specially for the easter egg hunters. heavier rain by tomorrow night. tomorrow will be a dry day during the day. heavier rain is expected to move in. you can see the storm system spinning off the coast making its way down the coastline. showers widespread across northern california. we are starting to see our first signatures on the doppler radar. light activity making its way through the santa cruz mountains. light activity today. nothing heavy. you can see from woodside. cloudy skies. in san jose, completely clear. just hang on. you can see the showery activity if you are making plans today. by 7:00, 8:00, we will see showers across the santa cruz mountains. a few echos across the north bay as we move towards 10:00. south bay, san francisco, and the east bay, that's where you will see the showers. by 2:00, we are actually all done with the rain. your easter forecast does include showers for the first half of the day. afternoon, sunshine. if you have trick or treaters today -- egg hunters. >> yes. >> wrong season. it wil

this community for over 35 years this is also a lost community that was really divided for a regular huntersnt that everybody thinks so as my life in this community you know, i knew we was also left out so when they came to me to talk about this new community this new beginning i was all in i fought tirelessly day and night, you know who do but i made a lot of friends and to me this is one of the proudest moments around me having my kids you know that i might have in my lifetime i don't know hope is more to come but i want to thank everyone that supported us and we're going to continue to need that support don't forget. >> but i want to thank my resident that are at my back and thank my friends i became the president 11 years ago it was never a man wanting added 5th so everybody thought oh, no, he can't do it (laughter) and then i think after my second or third year of being president they said wait a minute, i think he can so i had to prove myself over and over again and prove myself at city hall and everybody 80 everything to show you i was serious about what i thought that community needs

. >>> also tonight a hunter is in the cross hairs, comedian ricky gervais tweets a photo that shames a woman seen smile next to the giraffe that she had killed. that tweet led to worldwide anger, we will tell you how she's defending the the picture and the hunt that led to that giraffe's demise. >>> you filed your taxes, what about that refund, before you go wild with the sudden wind fall consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with how to make the the most of your money up next. >>> new york driver's a attempt to cure bed bugs nearly turns deadly. do you see this car's rupert nothing to flames? police say on long island this man noticed bed bugs in his rental car. he puts some rubbing alcohol on the car thinking that would kill the bugs. then he lit a cigarette. >> oh. >> then the the car went up in flames. >> the driver suffered first and second degree burns. police say it doesn't look like he will face charges. >>> comedian ricky gervais tweets a picture of the hunt are smiling next to a dead giraffe and now that hunter is facing criticism and even death threats. >> cbs news

green again mission bay and transbay i'm stuck with this vision in the last quarter it really was a hunters point lamar project that stood heads and shoulder in my opinion in compliance with our sbe policy and any chance we have in the other project areas