drew levenson, cbs news. >>> no need to adjust your televisions or check your calendar. it is sunday, but we're lucky, roberta gonzalez is here with us tonight. >> so kind of you. this is the only time i get to see you! >> this is nice! >> making an annual appearance here. after a high today of 61 degrees at sfo to 71 degrees in salinas, we're noticing increasing cloud cover over the bay bridge. mostly cloudy, temperatures starting to go downward awfully quickly into the mid-50s in the city by the bay. 62 degrees in san jose. average high, 58. overnight tonight, it will not be as chilly as it has been in recent nights, due to the blanket of cloud cover from the mid-30s, napa to the mid-40s across the central bay. winds are rotating to more of an onshore push. this is a disturbance and has copious amounts of precipitation into eureka. how far will it surge to the south? this is our rain future cast. you see that that line just plays tag with napa and sonoma and clear lake. if we see any kind of precipitation in the overnight hours, we'll be measuring it in a few hundredth

. >> i am representing the levenson family, the owners of the property.is a photograph of the building. this has been removed so far. we have a seriously dilapidated building on this site. we no time has gone on. this is 20 months. the property owner has not stood still in this time period. the building is held in trust by two families. it took a great deal of effort for the various owners to agree as to what course of action to follow. city planning staff. they are willing to entertain the use of this building as a single-family apartment over a broad -- garage. we are ready to permit -- submit the permit application this week. i have copies, if you wish to look at them. they include floor plans -- this is all in preparation of a site plan. in addition, the property owners capped the gas, electric, and water lines. the building is vacant. >> so there is plumbing fixtures -- commissioner murphy: so there are plumbing fixtures in there? >> yes, and as you can see from this picture, there was residential use. i should probably leave it right there. we had t

drew levenson, cbs news. >>> the state highway the state wants to get rid of. why cal trans wants to give it up and who it wants to take it over. ,,,, too much to maintain. state . >>> cal trans wants to abandon a mountain highway because it costs too much to maintain. state highway 39 runs 27 miles from asewssa in los angeles countiy into the san gabriel mountains. the state spends $1.5 million to maintain the two-lane highway. it's frequently damaged by landslides, flooding, and forest fires. cal trans hopes the u.s. forest service or the county would take it over, but neither wants it. >>> farther north, restricted access could come to a families part of yosemite. it's up to 1200 people a day make the trek to the area. rangers say one quarter of the amount, about 300 people, is more manageable. >>> roberta gonzalez in the house tonight for us. she's got a forecast that seems like it should be april, doesn't it? >> it certainly does, especially by the end of the work week. we've had no winter in the bay area. i'm still looking at the chances of rain moving in

they're up a levenson in a month. in nearly doubled between mid- december and the beginning of this month. they could be making $1.5 billion a year from u.s. airlines. they are not a good with the wireless service. to the rest will soon have its spirit with the news organization set up shop on google +. it comes before the state of the union address. it also includes twitter and facebook. you'll be able to post question spirit those are your technology buyouts. >> and not only is a call, it is bobby. >> it is. there could be some slick spot spirit we're looking for some light glazing. >> this is good to warm up quite a bit. >> a sticky look at the freezing rain and pfizer. this is until 9:00 a.m.. there is the chance of light icing. this includes some sidestreets and roadways. look at the visibility. eight/of a mile in frederick. under a mile in manassas because of the fog. nothing on by super doppler 7. 33 degrees in the district. frederick is at 28 degrees. >> here is our satellite. you can see the widespread system

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others include irwin jacobs of qualcomm, are levenson, chairman of genentech. is going to be a meeting actually in boulder coming up soon and a conference on september 203rd. it will have some of these folks talked about innovation policy. entrepreneurship, so as i said, innovation, allowing the seed corn technological technology developed is essential, but the really exciting economic growth job development happens in entrepreneurs building companies around these ideas. so there is something called national entrepreneur state. we had a get together in washington. myself in between steve case and in east toper. he is the u.s. chief technology officer. he will be with us here in november to launch something that i will talk about in a little bit cold start of colorado. little known. the reason he follows me on twitter. brad's recent post, a double by twitter followers. thanks for that. what's interesting is if you go talk to them they will have ideas, and it is not an easy relationship. one of the key lessons is probably humility. obviously government cannot man

larry cohen, president of the communications workers of america, art levenson, chairman of apple and genentech. james, director of mckinsey and company and the can see and company global institute, natalia, president and ceo of eg formerly that equilibrium group, kim, chairman of the clear st incorporated, julie, president and ceo of welch allyn, stephen kane university of science center in volume coming to the last one store in representing the boy is record lucey sanders national center for women and science technology. i know we are all looking forward to hearing more about the report and i will turn the floor over to secretary bryson in a moment but let me say a few words about what you're doing today. we have a different and interesting format we will have a panel led by sara wartell and a few minutes after secretaries benign's remarks and then last we are going to have something of an affair with a lot of members of our edify is regrouping and information about different elements of the competes act following the panel. so i hope he will stay for all of that. it's my pleasure n

others incurred -- include qualcomm, are levenson. is going to be up meeting in boulder coming up soon in the conference for having on september 203rd. part of it is talking abut innovation policy. entrepreneur ship. so, as i said, innovation, allowing the seed corn technological development is essential, but the really exciting economic growth, job development happens when entrepreneurs built country -- companies around these ideas. so, there is something called national entrepreneurs day. we have a get together in washington, myself and steve case and in to these jokers, that u.s. chief technology officer who will be with us here in november to launch something that i will talk about and a little bit called start of colorado. the reason he follows me on twitter is because of red bell. brad recent post double by twitter followers. thank you for that. what is interesting about entrepreneurs, if you go talk to them they will have ideas, and it is not an easy relationship. the government had to help entrepreneurs. one of the key lessons