i think mayor mathews hit it very perfectly. levi's was the original innovator in the bay area. they were the original technology company. if you didn't have better jeans and better clothing then we might not all be here in the same sense that we are today. so, technology tends to change over time, but, again, it's not about technology. it's about the user experience. and i think that's what we're doing. and i think levi's screams user experience. it screams comfort at a game. we're going to make sure that the back end works so when you're coming with your smart phones, your tablets, et cetera, you know, levi's designs pretty darn good pockets so you can bring those in there. now we're going to make sure that you can use everything to its fullest potential. >> i'd almost also just kind of paraphrase the question a little bit. it really is being built around innovate. >> absolutely. >> and that is a big part of what levi's is all about. in fact, today i am wearing a new pair of levi's that's made from 20% of the product is made from recycled bottles, recycled plastic bottles. so,

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individuals sa the suspect mathew knope is unde influenced. last year on sooil -- gathered near a park on santa clara on 21st street. some through rocks and bottles at officers and damaged some vehicles. >>> the state supreme court clears the way for city limits medical marijuana. >>> continuing coverage covering of the bay area that host the super bowl 50. santa clara leader says the bay area pose as a wholes has pages of details of the event. the city's competition is miami. just last week the legislature rejected the pledge for the stadium upgrade in miami effectively sidelining the effort. bands near by businesses are crossing their fingers. >> it seems like it is leaning towards the positive direction. >> both both teams have 15 minutes to present their proposals. >>> the san francisco land use take its first look of the warriors revise proposal. with the 25 foot window offering the view of the bay area bridge. the water yors would likely open the arena, they would like to open the arena by the year 2017. >>> jason collins, revealed he's

this morning is my right, the ceo of the 49ers, as well as mayor lee from san francisco and mayor mathews from santa clara. as bob said, we'll make a couple of quick remarks, each one of us, and then we'll open the floor up for questions and then be available afterwards. first of all, welcome you all here to levi's plaza, the headquarters of levi straus and company. as you probably saw walking through the lobby this morning, we've got a lot going on here today. today is our annual community day. it's a day every year when our employees step away from their day job and volunteer in their local communities. today we have nearly 170 projects in 46 different countries around the world, and more than 3,000 employees giving back tens of thousands of hours in community service. and we felt it was a very appropriate day, given the importance of community, that we make a big community announcement today. jed was with me this morning as we participated -- we actually built a few skateboards for a program called board rescue, and it was great for us to be able to partner together on that. but that's

and a privilege to work on this effort over the past nine months and jed and mayor lee and mayor mathews and and -- mayor reed, we pulled together -- >> we're listening to a news conference going on in boston from the nfl. they have announced that the super bowl l will be played in san francisco. let's listen in. >> and we're excited to show all of you what the bay area has to offer in 2016 for super bowl l at levi stadium. thank you. any questions? >> when did you know that -- [inaudible [workweek. >> listen, when the york family and the nfl invested in helping get a new stadium, that was a huge milestone for us. you know, we've had the ability to host an event of this caliber for a very long time. we just didn't have the stadium. now we have levi stadium and the bay area is thrilled. >> where does this fit into the overall revitalization of the franchise? where does the super bowl fit into that? >> after losing a super bowl, it's nice to win a super bowl. so that feels really good right now. this is about -- it's about the community and obviously the team on the field, we're competing

. >> and so the mayor of santa clara, jimmy mathews says there's plenty of love and money to go around. after all, he built this stadium to be an atm for his city. liz. >> build it, the fans will come. all right, kiet. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> well, do you want tickets to that 2016 game? good luck and get in line. most of the seats up for grab wills go for whatever two teams are playing. the rest will be distributed through a random drawing. entries for that drawing will be accepted between february 1st and june 1st of 2015, but let me be the first to tell you, you can watch the game in 2016 right here on kpix 5. >>> well, we haven't seen any toll takers at the golden gate bridge for two months now, ever since it went to a fully-electronic toll, but we have learned a bit of a hiccup is out there, and it has to do with some envelopes. here's how it works. if you don't have fast track, you get a bill in the mail, but the bills were arriving in non-descript envelopes. kind of looked like junk mail so lots of people simply threw them out only to get a second one, a more-expensive b

department clung to the arb report as to a life raft and treated it like the gospel according to mathew questions were asked and answers and i am not sure i would accept the view right now that it was a cover up. i don't see a motive for admiral mulen to conduct a cover up. but it is possible it was sloppy and incomplete and cursory. if you don't interview the secretary of state, you are leaving something large out of this . if it turns out people who were material witnesses who could have known stuff and turned away rather than perhaps ignored or negligence involved, but if there was active turning away to protect the administration there is it a scandal on your hands. >> you mentioned how the hearing on wednesday is won. we heard that there is a number of benghazi hearings and there is a lot of criticism of how those hearings were run because of the questions that were not asked. there were opportunities to ask different questions. >> i think we will see more of the joint house republican investigation from judiary armed services and congressmanissa committee. it is information that i

pictorial design and the purely visual character of a scene-- qualities typical of the photographs of mathew brady and others. like the photographers of the civil war, whose equipment made action scenes impossible, homer preferred static group formations, and yet the feeling of directness in recording the ordinary lends to his work a special force. prisoners from the front, with its profound sense of the resignation, exhaustion, and human cost of war, evoked the admiration of both critics and the public and brought homer his first recognition as an artist. paris, december 1866. homer arrived for an extended visit and to see prisoners from the front and another of his civil war paintings that had been selected for showing at the universal exposition. enjoying the celebrity of an artist whose work was well-received, he made the trip profit drawing parian enes for harper's. homer must have been intrigued by the changes underway in french art and by what he saw in the galleries. with friends, he made several excursions into the countryside near paris, where he developed an eye for the light that

i want to thank my guests, miranda lambert, ross mathews and, of course, pistol annies. tomorrow night, wanda sykes and martha stewart will be here. jimmy fallon, happening right now. jimmy, take it! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking about right there. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. i feel the love. thank you. welcome. we're going to have fun tonight. it's a good show tonight. thank you, dad. here's what people are talking about. it's kind of scary. on saturday, the west wing of the white house was evacuated when an overheated transformer set off a smoke alarm. or as obama put it, oh, yeah. definitely check out that transformer. kind of smells like marlboro lights. crazy transformer. >> steve: i was a

times festival of books and mathew in portland, ore. you are on with dennis prager. >> good morning, how are you doing, pleasure to talk with you. my original question, you said so much, the comment in your interview about how the left sees making utopia on earth and religion is more about your utopia -- i would say u.s. history especially revolutionary europe, the founding of this country, the values we have all men created equal, new things, that was the way, obviously of making utopia. hold those lines wasn't just sitting back and just accepting what was. was trying to make it better. >> guest: thank you very much. of course -- my whole point of writing the book is we have the best system for making a better society. the better society is not utopia. the president of the united states five days before he was elected said to a very large crowd in five days, this was the first election, in five days we will fundamentally transform the united states of america. i don't want to fundamentally transform america, utopians want to fundamenta

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he wore number 98 last year to honor gay student mathew shepherd who was killed in a suspected gay hate crime in 1998. the nfl released a statement that reads, quoting here -- >> several report, have indicated that one or more nfl players may be close to coming out. >>> amanda knox finally speaking out. the former seattle exchange student was convicted of killing her british roommate six years ago in italy. >> did you kilmerry death kercher? >> no -- kill meredith kercher? >> no. >> were you there that night? >> no. i wasn't there. >> spee spent four years in an i -- she spent four years in an italian prison. >> it was incredibly painful. i felt like after crawling through a field of barbed wire and finally reaching what i thought was the end, it just turned out it was the horizon and i had another field of barbed wire that i had ahead of me to crawl through. >> now, a new trial for amanda knox is expected to begin sometime next year in, florence italy. knox will not be required to be there. >>> the famed berkeley restaurant is expected to reopen in six weeks. back in march, a fire badl

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