. >> good evening, everyone i'm michael robin's i'm an architect and registered in california. i've been retained by alice lamb to look at the construction adjacent to her property. i've offered the native or the brief that was insinuated and i'd like to go over the documents from that. so this is really regarding the property owners on post a surveillance of permits a has been approved for the expansion of non-conforming desks in the rear yard it's a 3 family and 3 story building. the proposed decks decks are larger and extend into the rear yard. i'd like to get the overhead projector. >> could you speak more into the microphone, please. >> okay. as you can see the existing deck is offset from the property line two feet two inches the new deck will be built up against the property line the concern is with the expanded deck built adjacent to their property dollars additional risk fire risks and the decks are used frequently for grilling purposes. and as well other entertainment. is other concerns they've raised throughout the process have been about the possibility of people ge

>> robin, you got your answer. michael strahan in gma, josh elliot out. >> how are you dealing with speculation. >> it's been difficult and at times painful. >> our good week -- >> -- bad week. people upset over the "how i met your mother" series finale. >> i loved that show. >> they planned their ending during our pilot. >> i shot it nine years ago and had to keep it a secret. >> then lou bryant takes us home to georgia. >> i know pretty much everybody driving by. >> and "duck dynasty." >>

. >>> right over to robin, michael and tory. >> how can you stand still hearing the music?eals & steals." spring fling edition. so many things you'll love to give and get. let's bring out our bargains. >> making it fancy today. and we have michael. so, girls, come on out. >> nice. >> very fancy. >> what do we have here? >> first, a whole lot of bling. it's cocktail rings from amelia rose. one of "gma" viewers' favorites. it's a big assortment in world and silver finishes. quartz and semiprecious stones. starting at $79. slashed by at least 63%. 29 bucks apiece. those pinkie rings look fine. >>> next up, another favorite. alex and ani. these are made in rhode island from recycled materials. phenomenal bracelets, in individual or stacks, depending on your preference. another good deal, starting at $24. these are slashed in half. 12 bucks. >> look at that. >> all right. danielle stephens initial necklaces. for michael, we got his girls' initials here. and you can have the initials built into the chain or dangling. lots of options for you there. normally starting at $98. slashe

. >>> robin roberts confirms the news michael strahan is coming to gma.

. >> then the josh elliot side of the gma break up as robin roberts breaks news that michael strahan'sig may be a done deal. so excited about the addition of stray. >>> kaley cuoco comes clean about her big bang breast implants. the before, the after, and our celeb selfie co

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robin thicke and magic johnson at the game. pregame homer for michael morris. last time i checked that doesn't count. hold your horses. this one does count. 2:14 p.m., morris goes yard. 2-1 giants. top of the fifth, swing hard like you mine it, big fell l.a. three-run shot to left. that would make it 5-1 giant s. they weren't done. posy, he has to take a trip around the bases, back to back jacks right there. giants win 7-2. the offense continues to produce. >>> ms and a's on the diamond. dan making his season debut. fifth inning. dustin ackley with the shot to right field. seattle takes the 2-0 lead. one out later, abraham ail monty, even deeper. mariners score three in the fifth allow two homers in the inning. mariners hang on to win 3-1. >>> what about the sharks. second period, patrick slams home the rebound, number 19 of the season for him. a former sharks prospect carter hutton was on fire. he made all 35 saves today. first career shutout for him. they win 3-0. over to the basketball court, warriors assistant coach has been dismissed from the team. it happ

robin thicke, magic jacquohnson looking on. michaelorris, sandoval and buster posey all going deep. the giants slugged their way to a 7-2 victory in los angeles. you might remember they also spoiled the dodgers home opener. >>> the day after an embarrassing cancellation, the a's and mariners were back at it in oakland and the green and gold could not overcome the mariners three-run fifth. seattle would hold on to win 3-1. >>> to the ice now. the sharks hosting the predator s.a.t. center. the second period they slam home the rebound. that's all carter hutton would need. hutton recording his first career shutout. the predators beat team teal 3-0. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" with the june primaries just around the corner, we look at why the latest trend in the way we cast our ballots has extended the campaign season. larry gerston joins us and we'll talk about the pros and the cons of absentee voting. >>> good morning. there's lots to do today in the bay. it's sunday fun day. today the oakland roots school of herb and sustainabi

michael. >> all right. >> give one to robin. >> i know.ank you. mwah. >> george, thank you. >> thank you. >> one more trip over here. thank you. >> he's the real deal. >> thank you. >> say hi to kelly, please. >> thank you, michael. >> i will. >> michael back here next week. looking forward to that. [ applause ] that was such a way to get started. but now we have to move on to the news. amy? >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the scene of destruction in the south after dangerous winds and drenching downpours overnight. powerful straight-line winds pummeled the mississippi coast, flipping more than two dozen rvs at a trailer park briefly trapping several people in their homes. ginger has the forecast in a moment. >>> and final preparations are being made for an emotional memorial service in boston today that marks one year since the marathon bombings. thousands of people, including many of the more than 250 people who were injured in that attack, will walk to the marathon finish line today for a moment of silence at 2:49. that is the

michael and katherine public date night number two. are they officially remembericr? kelly clarkson's baby bump. then an emotional robin telling "extra" about the moment she almost gave up. >> there was one point during the treatment that i said if for

robin. >> i'm going to be on "gma." >> inside the morning show madness. >> gma recruits michael strahan. >> how are you holding up righte'll give you rips from kelly ripa. >> what's going on with you? >> josh elliott talks to me today about his new home, rival nbc. >> how are you dealing with all the headlines and the speculation? >> yeah. it's been difficult. and at times very painful. >>> miley in mourning. >> did she post a suicidal message after losing a loved one? >>> my celebrity obsession bette midler. today why she's re-releasing her old memoir andeling the past. >> i was 30 years younger, of course. >>> and weight loss wednesday with lindsay's trainer. >> give me one more. >> showing us how to detox our lives. >> you in? >> i'm in. >> you with me? >> i'm all the way in. >>> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7, it's "the insider" together with yahoo!. >> the morning show wars kick it up a notch as "gma" drafts strahan. i'm thea andrews. kevin frazier is in chicago for us tonight on the set of "chicago fire." hey, kevin. >> i had a chance to hang out with one of the newest cast members of "chicag

held their seat, they used the women issues, and michael bennett won the women by 17%, and whopping gender gap there, and roy blunt running against robinmocrats to win is the women's vote, and th they are trying to the expand that potential advantage through any way they can, and today it is the economy and health care and of course, the issue of contraception and abortion, and don't be surprised to see more events similar to what the white house is ding today and it is coordinated with the democratic issues up and down the ballot. that is it for the "daily rundown." up next is chris jansing. i will see you tomorrow. >>> i'm msnbc bill karins and we are in for some nasty thunderstorms over to the past couple of years, and now we will see the weather pattern calming down. we will see the rain heading from the midwest to the northeast. and so we will see a nice finish in the mid-atlantic and portions of the northeast. have a great day. ♪ when i'm halfway into your heart ♪ ♪ you have to let me know [ female announcer ] when sweet and salty come together, the taste is irresistible. sweet and salty nut bars by nature valley. nature at its m

robins. joining me to talk about the nba's range of legal posants and punishments for sterling is michael mccanngal analyst for "sports illustrated." michael, first thing's first, we keep talking about, this is all allegations, because mr. sterling has not confirmed, nor denied, that that's him on the tape making those repulsive comments. but the nba can make him do that, can't they? >> they can, that's right, the nba has the ability to require an owner or an employee of a team to cooperate with the league investigation. one of the key powers of commissioner silver is the power to investigate. and if donald sterling doesn't comply, he can be sanctioned for that alone. plus the other things. >> by the way, if he doesn't, can the sanction be massive or if he refuses to comply, if he refuses to answer the question, is it sort of a limited option for the commissioner and the league? >> well, it there are really types of penalties. one is the fine. the fine would be sort of the least onerous -- probably would attract a lot of criticism. he's somewhere in the ballpark. a fine ranging of $1 million for

robin. i have to close out the show today with a very heavy heart this week the world lost a true warrior michael c. rupert took his own life on april thirteenth after closing out his last radio show the life boat our world famous activist investigative journalist michael was first the rust in the public spotlight back in one thousand nine hundred six as a former l.a.p.d. narcotics detective who is going to front and when he confronted the former head of the cia john deutch about the cia running drugs into the country and facilitating the inner city crack epidemic check out. i knew personally exposed to cia operations and recruited by cia personnel who attempted to recruit me in the late seventy's to become involved in protecting agency drug operations in this country this fearless move alternately caused doris' to step down from the cia but michael only persevered and continue to tell his story from a hard hitting newsletter covering government corruption and cover ups called from the wilderness there michael helped to blow the lid off the true circumstances and gross negligence surrounding foot