. >> item 3 is the hearing to discuss the city's late night transportation needs and supervisor wiener is the author and will present the presentation. >> thank you, madam chair for succeeding scheduling this for today colleagues we're going to be receiving from the late night working group the report that has receive prepared over what we need to do and can do as a city and region to improve the late night transportation colleagues i mean in 2011 i requested our city visit prepare an environmental review on our late night committee this city a twenty-four hour city we know our night life is so central to the culture and identity of san francisco but we also wanted to learn what is the actual economic contributions spoke of this city eave learned as you recall a straggling to many i department of motor vehicles didn't think about before by the way was intensive that our night life economy is a $9. billion with a b industry it employees 60 thousand workers and contributes more than $50 million a year to our city coffers and so we learned what i think a lot of people initiating knew it s

late show here on cbs3.nd check that out. he's got a couple of a list terse for his first guests. that's mila kunis and tom hank on the couch as well a new kind of late night talk show featuring the talents of james corden he arrived in holly rood from the uk and has a following here in philadelphia. >> you may remember james corden from his movie rolls into the woods -- >> don't like that woman. >> or begin again. >> he's also been on broadway winning a tony for his performance in one man two governors. >> if i do get confused easily. >> the arthritic year old actor is a huge star in britain making a name in his 20s in the drama the history boys and co writing and starring in the smash comedy gavin and stacey. >> i love you man. >> i love you. >> he's even been a game show host there. >> but now he's sailing into new territory moving to la with his wife and two children to join the late nightclub. >> we have a new set which is great which you can see mind hee that has -- it had a as bar in it there. you see

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>>> also, a big change in late-night. who is the young comedian just named to take over for jon stewart on "the daily show"? >>> now to that surprising new study out tonight that challenges what many might consider conventional wisdom about parenting. it claims that the amount of time we spend with our kids may not actually have much to do at all with the people they become later in life. nbc's stephanie gosk takes a closer look. >> reporter: tapping into the angst of working mothers isn't difficult. just get a group of them together. what is the single biggest challenge you face as a working mom? >> just time management. >> dropping off my daughter, picking her up, spending time with her. >> i want to spend time with my children. i have so much to do at work. >> reporter: all that pressure to get home early and stay home longer may be unnecessary says a new study in the journal of marriage and family. the research shows no real relationship between the quantity of time spent with children from 3 to 11 years old and their

he's the host of "the late late show" on cbs.d morning. he went in to cbs to pitch an idea for a sitcom. instead he walked out with a late night talk shoem. the british actor to replaces craig ferguson tells me he's totally unqualified. >> none of them will be as shocked as i am. >> reporter: james corden still getting acclimated to his new office. >> never quite know how i'll get in or not. i mean i should know right? this is our performance space and this is where i'll come from. monday night this is where i'll be throwing up on my clothes. so i'll come out and stand here. >> reporter: at "the late late show" studio cordon has been doing test shows all week. >> you can be my first guest on tv. there you go. so i'll sit here like this and i'll say so tell me about your life. >> does it compare to anything else you've done or is it totally different? >> no. it's totally different. i've never done it. i don't even really know what i'm about to do. like i'm talking like i have any authority on this. i know nothing. >> reporter: a h

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he says it's never too late to be a late bloomer. to you says, i really want to do x. at what age would you say, probably not happening. >> i'm all about generating possibility. giving people opportunities and seeing where the cards lie. if they're 90 i want to be in the nba maybe i would say look, even michael jordan at age 40 started to show some serious declines relating to his motor system. >> but if that person said i want to be a poet. >> certainly a possibility. because you're only limited by how many years you have on this earth, right? >> the aarp is going to love you. >> and now there's more hope than ever before. we're living longer, which means even more time to bloom. assuming our minds stay sharp which is not out of the question. forbes publisher rich karlgaard. >> the brain, we're finding out, this is really research over the last 20 years, is enormously plastic. we retain the capability of learning new things quite late into our -- along our lifetime. >> so why aren't there more people like grandma moses or colonel sa

here at "late night" we have created a bracket of our own.e 64 totally unrelated things and we pit them against each other in a bracket we're calling "the 'late night' tournament of things." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: it's like a regular bracket, but our regions are stuff, objects, items, and what nots. right now we're down to 32 things left and these matchups couldn't be getting more intense. over in the objects region, we've got tuesday versus helvetica. [ light laughter ] what do you think is better, the day tuesday or the font helvetica? go online and vote. in the what nots region, we have a really tight race between corn mazes and bellevue, nebraska. [ laughter ] if you're ever in nebraska, that's tough because on one side, bellevue, the other side, corn. so anyways go online and vote for who you think should win each matchup. just head over to latenightseth.com or vote on twitter @latenightseth. we do not care who wins! give it up for march nonsense, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we have such an excellent show for you tonig

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late march, almost april. big strong ridges like there was in january giving us highs in the 60s and 70s. now in late march it gives us highs well in to the 80s. far north bay you may get a few showers tonight. perhaps santa rosa getting a shower or two. otherwise we get the clouds. by tomorrow afternoon the sunshine moves in. sunny and dry. record highs coming likely on friday. tomorrow the coolest day of the week. still 5 degrees above average. san jose 70. pretty cloudy morning with a little bit of sunshine in the afternoon. for antioch 70. livermore, 71. 66 in san francisco. sonoma 68. stinson beach, 62 . and you'll see a few morning showers in lake port. 67 degrees. then we turn on the heat. wednesday upper 70s. thursday, friday, mid to upper 80s away from the water. we'll trend a little bit cooler over the weekend as the onshore flow comes back. but once again a little bit of rain and then a lot of sunshine afterward. just how it goes this year. >> hoping for a miracle april right? >> my fingers are hurt

as 2 but i'll be in favor of it staying open as late as 2 o'clock. >> commissioner richards. >> you know normally in the upper market we have those issues are residential it is not having police calls and things like that can you address that. >> yeah. are there 0 any. >> most of the calls to the police were us calling on our neighbors (laughter) the other people accordingly a noise complaint for when people outside are smoking the security knows when people are done with their sect we have done $30,000 with sound proofing and get along well with everybody across the street many came today but had to go back to work and many elderly wrote letters. >> i'm a limiter of hours but i'll support to 2 the motion says 11 o'clock so we can amend that. >> we can amend that i move to approve with the expanded hours to 2:00 a.m. >> second. >> second and commissioner hillis. >> just a question what time do you intend to stay open. >> in reality i know that that block and that area so well and i didn't intend serving until tlouksz woiks but good to have the two hour window if people the extra two

the question of how late is in our hands. >> all right. is that clear to everyone on the commission let's open it up for public comment i don't know if there is any all right. in public comment public comment is closed. >> it commissioner tan you don't have to make a motion it was a discussion. >> we don't. >> only on the agenda not an action agenda no action is required direction is helpful not in the form of a motion. >> thank you for clarifying that. >> commissioner frost. >> couple of things like i said, i like this the 40 days out i trust your judgment on the anti fees i'll have a problem with adding a fee just because it's a cost recovery we have to send someone out on overtime but i see that that's where my thoughts are. >> i'm also in support of giving you that authority i think predict is upheaval i'm opposed to people it makes people turn things in quicker but as an incentive it helps it would be nice to know maybe if you can look at new year's but when the last application not denied the week before that will help to determine k

. >>> details about officer wilson's funeral services were officially released late this afternoon asavid mentioned 81st viewing will be held tomorrow afternoon from 4:00 to 8:00 at the francis funeral home on whitby avenue eight a second viewing and the funeral will be held saturday at the university of pennsylvania palestra on south 33rd street eight the viewing from seven to 10:00 a.m. the funeral at 10:82 police officers shot during a protest in ferguson, missouri or out of the hospital tonight eight cell phone video captured that shooting outside police headquarters just after mid into the. demonstrators gather gathered another prayer vigil and march tonight. this mark the latest city in violence torn by racial tension after the fatal police shooting of michael brown eight the search is on for the gunman from last night eight. >> this was not someone trying to bring healing to ferguson eight this was -- this was a damn punk. >> action is being taken eight now all of a sudden we want to shoot someone much that's absolutely absurd eight. >> the family of michael brown is also conde

i'm seth meyers, this is "late night," how are we all doing tonight?heers and applause ] that is good to hear. i'm so glad your spirits are high which is why i feel bad. i'm heart broken for what i'm about to tell you, because this is the big news today. zayn malik has officially left -- zayn malik has officially left one direction. however -- [ cheers and applause ] however, i am happy to say, i don't know which one that is. [ laughter and applause ] i saw it coming. i saw this coming as soon as he started dating yoko ono. i said it. i said it on this show. [ laughter ] this is also interesting, in political news. because his wife is taking a leave of absence from work, senator ted cruz is being dropped from her health insurance, and will have to sign up for obamacare. [ laughter and applause ] it's true, i'm not making that up. ted cruz. that ted cruz is signing up for obamacare, this is like finding out jenny mccarthy went in for a flu shot. [ laughter ] that's what it's like, you guys. zayn's gone, and he's not coming back. we need to get that thro

late show" with james corden.omorrow on cbs, a champion is crowned in the division ii men's basketball championship. florida sexourn indiana university of pennsylvania at 3:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow's ncaa tournament action is on tbs. we begin at 5:00 p.m. eastern with the infiniti ncaa tip-off show, then the west region, number two seed arizona and number one seed wisconsin followed by three-seed notre dame taking on the number one overall seed, kentucky. we'll see you back here on cbs on sunday at 1:00 eastern time to close out the road to the final four. for clark, charles kenny i'm greg. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. scandal rocks a montgomery county h

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on behamp of supervisor ferrule for the late mrs. rita [inaudible] and nants abloom >> culleges this bringstuse the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there anymore business before us today >> that conclude the business for today >> we are adjourned. thank you colleagues. good afternoon i'd like to call to order the regular meeting of sfrugs today's date is march 24, 2015, roll call please. commissioner president caen p commissioner vietor commissioner moran you chairperson wu is absent we have quorum >> before you t

i was just wondering what a school policy is with students that arrive late to school and they're late for class what response the teachers have and how sympathetic are the schools are to the situation. that's all. thank you for sharing. >> my teachers don't really care. they see me enter a class and you're here. that's it. >> okay. they're probably really glad to see you. thanks. >> what is the start time for you? >> 8:00 o'clock. >> 8:00 o'clock. thank you. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. i am steven chang from the bay view district and i currently attend galileo high school. personally when i take the bus to school it usually takes around 10 minutes to wait for the bus if one leaves and for the 54 it's very inconsistent and usually takes around 20 to 30 minutes. that's why when i come home from school i usually have to walk back home, so the inconsistency of the 54 really like makes the time for me to get home longer. besides that i see a cluster of buses every time i go to school or go somewhere because when i go somewhere i see that the time waiting for the bus is around 1

what do you mean. >> surprise announcement from mill a kunis on tonight's premiere of the late, lateames corden. tonight learn more about james corden hear what local brits have to have say about him. they are saying america will love him. stay up for "eyewitness news" and then check out james corden, the late late show premiers tonight on cbs-3 right after the late show with david letterman. >>> well, mo'ne davis is asking bloomsberg university to reinstate the baseball player who sent out an insulting tweet about her this weekend. first base man joey castle bury used an offensive word chris citing the news that disney was planning a movie about mo'ne davis's life. the tweet made reference to taney's lost to nevada in last summer's little league world series. mo'ne sent a e-mail to bloomsberg's president that read while i admit i was hurt when i read his comments i felt sad that he was dismissed from the team. i hope you'll give him a second chance and allow him to play. bloomsberg responded in a statement saying that mo'ne's request demonstrates the type of person that she is her l

by dinner time and as late as 9:00, then watch what happens. they kind of stall out and we see some showers going to stick around right through your friday morning commute. temperatures will drop fast enough that way through the mountains along 81, we could see a couple of flakes fall before it kicks out by friday afternoon. up and down we go. here's your forecast for today. 56 degrees by 10:00 with showers east of 95. pretty dry for the most part midday we're looking at temperatures into the 70s. by tonight grab the rain jackets. we'll be looking at storms pushing on through. larry, what have you got going on. >> i want to talk to my metro riders that will be hopping on the train shortly. the trains and buses running on schedule this morning. some of the earlier issues we saw on the blue line have resolved so certainly good news there. let's step outside and show you how things are shaping up on the beltway. sky 9 is in the air showing us how things ever moving. this is the -- are moving. this is the outer loom. no problems there -- loop. no p

more on the man who will succeed john stewart, coming up. >> and late late laughs. david beckham stars in a underwear ad, with new late late host james gordon. >> oh, i didn't know i could love him any more. about there it is. >> hey there is man says all you want to do is make customers smile. coming up next, a new jersey wawa worker and the toy he says got him fired. we'll be right back. >> fire tears through ho along first avenue in conshohocken, montgomery county p firefighters stay appears it started in the back of the home, but so far investigators have not determined the cause. there were no injuries. >>> charges could be filed as early as this morning, in the shooting death of off duty darby police offer, mark hudson. hudson was shot inside his own home in glenolden delaware county saturday afternoon. >> negotiations continue at this hour, as iran's nuclear talks approach a deadline. us secretary of state john kerry, wants a framework that would ease international sanctions in exchange for limits on iran's nuclear capability. >>> 5:43, traffic and weather to

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the washington post is reporting to agents drank at a late-night party. they then allegedly drove their government issued car through security tape then into white house barricades during an investigation into a suspicious package. the post reports the agents are george ogilvie and mark conley who is second in command on the detail protecting the president. the post reports officers wanted to arrest the agents that night but were ordered by supervisors to let them go home. the news left visitors near the white house shaking their heads. phil is a citizen and taxpayer somewhat betrayed by -- i feel as a citizen and taxpayer somewhat betrayed. tom: from a scandal in columbia involving prostitutes to allegations of not being prepared when people jump the white house fence. one man even made it in to the white house. last month joseph clancy became the new director of the secret service. he now faces his first scandal. clancy has asked that the department of homeland security investigate exactly what happened out here one week ago tonight. we are told by secr

month it's entitled the other 9 to 5 out of the recognize that is a workforce issue we need better late night transportation we have a various assortment and it's been a positive process and the proposal that mta has put forward it's hits the areas better go availability in coverage and speed and liability and the awareness of late night transportation and the workers of the group the hotel council spur and others and submitted letters of support for this proposal because of the positive impact on late night workers thank you very much. >> thank you any public comment on item 6 all right. seeing none, public comment is closed and now colleagues, can we we'll take that without objection. we'll take that without objection. this item passes. >> item 7 please. item 7 recommended allocation of $5 million plus in prop k fund with conditions and $636,000 plus subject others distribution schedule this is an action item. >> we have chad a senior transportation participate. >> good morning chad senior planner with the transportation authority i'll be presenting the first 7 prop k items the transp

we get very excited about new studies here at "late night." appreciate that there are people that commit their lives to studying things and then put them in binders, and give us the binder -- we just get to flip through it, skim it. you know, let's be honest, we're not reading the studies from beginning to end. sometimes we'll even let someone else read the study, they'll do -- they'll just summarize it for us. [ light laughter ] the point is, we appreciate, because it's thankless. it's a thankless job. and then, you know, the reality is, all we ever do is tell jokes about it. but, still, there's a new study out. and according to a new study, men are naturally programmed to want more than one woman, even when in monogamous relationships. and the scientists who conducted the study want to know if they can crash on your couch for a while. [ laughter and applause ] so things are not as good at home post-study. olive garden -- the restaurant olive garden has introduced a new promotion where diners gets a free takeout meal, in addition to their nor

but in late 1980 the situation changed. election of ronald reagan gave volcker the opportunity to return to his long-term plan. as part of his economic program reagan encouraged and supported monetary restraint. but in 1981, restraint began to take its toll. high interest rates caused a collapse in the building industry. the high cost of consumer loans put auto dealers out of business and auto workers out of jobs. still, volcker held to his long-term course. consolidating and extending the heartening progress on inflation will require a continuing restraint on monetary growth and we intend to maintain the necessary degree of restraint. schoumacher: by 1982 the economy had fallen into the deepest recession since the great depression. even the reagan administration was urging the fed to relent. but volcker and the fed board, determined to bring inflation down, held tight. finally, in late 1982, the fed saw inflation drop substantially and eased the money supply. this last week the federal reserve bank decided to lower its dis

late show" with james corden.omorrow on cbs, a champion is crowned in the division ii men's basketball championship. florida sexourn indiana university of pennsylvania at 3:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow's ncaa tournament action is on tbs. we begin at 5:00 p.m. eastern with the infiniti ncaa tip-off show, then the west region, number two seed arizona and number one seed wisconsin followed by three-seed notre dame taking on the number one overall seed, kentucky. we'll see you back here on cbs on sunday at 1:00 eastern time to close out the road to the final four. for clark, charles kenny i'm greg. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] so i was video chatting with my girlfriend. we haven't been together long but... she just says it. i love you. my heart is racing. so i say it right back. i love you too. and she freezes. not actually but the video chat. and i'm like, "did she even h

this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? we feeling good?ers and applause ] i am excited because i just saw on the weather, because it's snowing today, they think this is the last snowstorm of the year. [ cheers and applause ] but they also said it's going to last forever, until the world is blanketed and we're all dead. so it's a win -- it's a win/win? [ laughter ] this was scary. i don't know if you saw this. laguardia airport was closed down today after a delta plane skidded off the runway and broke through a fence. so even the planes don't want to be at laguardia. [ laughter and applause ] even the planes are trying to make a jail break. passengers had to evacuate the plane by climbing out on to a broken wing. delta says they plan to take that broken wing and learn to fly again. [ cheers and applause ] and learn to live so free. which i think is, you know, making a positive out of a negative. john mccain -- there's been a lot of talk about politicians and e-mails this week, what with hillary clinton. but john mccain said today that he do

as the new host of the late, late show.y on gets a look behind the scenes of the star staying humble. >> thinks where i all come from. this is where i will be coming out and stan here. >> reporter: at late late show studio at television city in los angeles cordon has been doing test shows all week. >> you can be my first guest on tv, there you go. so ill a's sit here like this and say tell me about your life. >> does it compare to anything else you have done or is it totally different. >> it is different from anything i have ever done. i don't even really know what i'm about to do. i'm talking like i have any authority, i know nothing. >> i love you. >> household name in britain with nearly 5 million twitter followers. the 36 year-old actor, most recently starred in the films into the woods. >> i don't like that with man. >> reporter: and begin again. you are a comic actor but never a stand up comedian. >> it is not something i have ever done really. >> you will not do mono log. >> we will come out and do something funny an

how our friendship is going lately too. cause i have this job and it's cutting into talking about our friendship time. >> okay, for this last one i decided to really go outside my comfort zone. i understand i'm essentially writing in your voice. >> that sounds like a plan. >> so this sketch is called, "24-year-old seth," and seth, you play a 24- year-old girl living in brooklyn, just trying to figure it out, and then fred chokes you during sex. [ laughter ] okay, i quit. >> you've been here for less than an hour. >> yeah, and i feel like if i stay you'll continue to stifle my creativity. also, i don't do bits, and skits. i'm more of a long-form voice of a generation type writer. >> hannah, before you go, don't you think it's maybe best for your overall professional growth to stick with this job, instead of leaving at the first sign of adversity? >> no, that makes zero sense. oh, and just to be clear, this place is stupid. and honestly, the only reason i took this job is because of the bagels and there are no bagels, good-by

and probably hold there for a couple of hours we'll be close to 50 as late as 6:00 p.m. karen we have colder air coming in overnight. it will make for a wintry feel on saturday, i'll have details coming up. >> reporter: in the meantime we've got ponding and puddling and splashing back on your windshields, the roads are was wet. this is the schuylkill expressway near montgomery drive heading toward the boulevard. the roads are wet. it will take longer to get to work. looking at the big picture wynnfield highlightsument road is reopened. red line and philmont pine road is closed. delsea drive is shut down at academy because of a water main break. stick to broad street. delsea drive shut down, downed traffic signal in woodbine cape may county blocking route 50 at tuckahoe road. an earlier accident that brought it down. >>> breaking news, police have arrested two suspects in a brutal attack on a woman in port richmond neighborhood. "action news" reporter, eva pilgrim has been gathering details live outside special victims in hunting park. good morning eva. >> reporter: goodg

that's what's going to bring us the nasty, nasty wintry weather late, late tomorrow night into early thursday morning along with an area of low pressure. let's show you the computer generated map. this is our projected snowfall map in terms of when it's expected to arrive. rain, 7:00 tomorrow morning for the rush hour commute. as we move through the day, it stays rain for the drive time home. and as we move to the late day hours tomorrow night, look what happens. that changeover from rain to sleet to snow. by early early thursday we're talking moderate to heavy snow across montgomery county the district, off to the north of us aberdeen and baltimore and then finally all this begins to lift out of here by the end of the day. here's our projected snowfall total map. i'll step out of the way so you can get a good, close look at it. around three to seven inches. keep in mind this is our fast jab. higher amounts located along the border of pennsylvania and maryland. highs tomorrow around 50 degrees. let's end this on a positive note. spring ahead one hour. daylight savings time begins sun

on behamp of supervisor ferrule for the late mrs. rita [inaudible] and nants abloom >> culleges this bringstuse the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there anymore business before us today >> that conclude the business for today >> we are adjourned. thank you colleagues. >> good afternoon and i would like to welcome you to our regularly scheduled meeting of the city and school district select committee. i am your chair supervisor jane kim. i will be joined soon by supervisor david campos and we're joined by board of education commissioners sand sandra lee fewer and jill wynns and i would like to thank sfgtv for broadcasting the meeting and making sure they're able online and recognize jennifer low and mr. jessie larsen and our clerks today. madam clerk are there any announcements? >> there are none. >> colleagues may i have a motion to excuse supervisor yee this afternoon. >> so moved. >> we have a motion and madam clerk can you call the first item. >> i need to need to make a motion to excuse supervisor campos. >> [inaudible] >> no.

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