commissioner president wu commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner richards commissioner moore and we do expect commissioner hillis to arrive first is the consideration for the items a-1 and b for d d and v at order street discretionary review and variance and items 2 ab for the 22 at 24 port discretionary review and variance are also proposed for continuance to february 12, 2015 item 3 case c at 1135 evans avenue to february 26, 2015 and item 4 for case and 1423 ocean avenue has been withdrawn further commissioners under our discretionary review calendar item 7 d at one street a mandatory discretionary review is proechtd for continuance until mayor march 19 i have no speaker cards is there any comment on the items proposed for continuance seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item one ab and 3 to the dates indicated and item 17 to march 19. >> second. >> thank you, commissioner on that motion to continue items commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner president wu and commissioner fong so moved, commissioners, that mot

pam moore>>: at eleven. breaking news tonight in the east bay. a clerk at a pizza parlor shot during a robbery. kron-4's jeff bush is live in el cerrito with the details. jeff? pam moore>>: police are still appear on the scene investigating this horrible shooting that happened around 830 here at the little caesars on san pablo ave right across from that bar station. let's take a look at the video that was taken just a short while ago. the police are combing the area and looking for clues. the female clerk was shot in the course of vote robbery. the police pick up the story from there. go go after committing a robbery the suspects fled and we do not have much more to go all. we have the description of two hispanic males in their 20's or 30's wearing dark clothing and dark hoodies which were almost closed across their faces. they did speak english so if anybody has information we would like to hear it. we are not clear on the direction they laughed and we have no vehicle description. we assume they fled to a nearby vehicle but we cannot even confir

pam moore>>: and stay tuned for our inside edition coming up after the news pam moore>>: a violent confrontation between bouncers. and men denied entry at one point, the bouncers break out a baton! the actions have many wondering. whether that is even legal? kron 4's scott rates found out. scott rates>>: this incident happened on saturday night here behind me, and yes it was all caught on video. you're looking at video shot in front the fort one bar and lounge sat. night. the video that was uploaded on live links shows four men upset because they were not allowed in the club. you can one of the security guards tackle and throw a series of punches at one of the men, then moments later another guard uses a collapsible baton on the legs of a man standing in the street. i spoke to the head of security for the club as well as the clubs owner, they did not want to go on camera for security reasons but tell the action taken by their guards was not only warned but also followed protocol. he say his guards were only protecting themselves after one of the men alleged spit in a guards face and punched one

pam moore>>: that's it for the kron 4 news at 11.ews at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >>> up close and too personal? >> not only did he have his hands on her, he was whispering sweet nothings into her ear. >> it was very creepy. >>> and then could it be manslaughter in the recreation of the bruce jenner crash. >> they may want to make an example out of bruce jenner. >> deborah: road rage killing, the shocking twist. >> it would appear this mom went looking for trouble. >>> plus, don't jump. are these people serious? >>> then, my favorite martian. which one of these humans will ride a rocket to the red planet? >> it's a one-way ticket. you don't get to

it was a joyous occasion. >> did chief justice moore take away any of that. >> yes, yes. the protestors said - well you can imagine how hurtful it is for people to hear that they are an abomination, or they are going to hell. just because of who they are. you know anybody's wedding day should be a happy occasion and fortunately they took away from that. >> representative todd has a defiant streak herself, and began a facebook campaign calling out her colleagues in the state legislature for an opposition to gay values. she threatened to oppose hypocrisy by naming those that are having affairs. why have you threatened to expose extra marital affairs of federal local politicians. >> i have seen a lot of stuff. it was like wait a minute you are not going to condemn gay families and making yourself holier than thou as you are toting family values when i know stuff that you have been doing. >> i want you to know you can repent. >> in the state where 7 and 10 citizen oppose gay marriage,ed to is in the min yore city. justice moore says they will not be recognised in alabama. >>

. >> commissioner moore i'd like to recommend to the supervisors that quite recently we've approved a number of projects and projects in the pipeline and caution we're not creating two of confusion about the subject matter but have basically support this commission has been doing on a number of projects. >> commissioner antonini. >> oh mr. johnson did you want to comment. >> legislative aid to supervisor breed are you suggesting there are other areas we want to look at grandfathering for current projects. >> not one we've done a lot of work where it's critical indeed the special van ness special district in the department off the top of my head has caused us and reminds us of others i'll appreciate but i can't think of others. >> okay. >> i will make sure we double check with planning staff in drafting that amendment. >> it should look positive and suggestive rather than vindictive and past the fact that's what i think we need 80 do. >> commissioner antonini. >> so i'll make another motion i'll support approval with moifktsdz presented bid staff and ask supervisor breed office to work

like to take roll sxhorng pr commissioner antonini commissioner wu commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner are items proposed for continuance item one dr p at grove street discretionary review ask proposed for continuance until march 15 and next case formula retail and large retail planning code amendments is proposed for continuance excuse me for awning indefinitely continuance continuance i. >> good afternoon and welcome to the planning commission regular hearing for february 26, 2015 i'd like to remind members of the public the commission doesn't tolerate that the commission does not tolerate outbursts of any kind. >> good afternoon. and welcome to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for february 26, 2015 i'd like to remind members of the public that the commission that the commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind please silence all electronic devices. that may sound off and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. irving at this point in time commissioner president fong c

alabama governor robert bentley sided are judge moore. i'm disappointed that a single federal court judge defied to follow the law. according to the human rights campaign, as of this afternoon, judges in at least 44 counties have refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. joining me now is the legal director for the human rights campaign and nbc news justice correspondent pete williams and chuck dean. chuck, let me start with you first in terms of what is happening in alabama at this hour. 42 out of 67 counties, judges are not issuing same-sex marriage licenses. how surprised are you? >> not surprised. if there is a surprise it is as many as 20 24 have issued licenses. in the old days almost none would have. today some have. it is primarily in the larger population centers that we're seeing that. it is not surprising in the smaller, more rural church communities of the state you would see resistance like this. >> in terms of the judicial system what happens next? >> a couple of things are happening. number one some lawyers fo

this the first eir i've read since i was sitting where you are commissioner antonini and commissioner moore are mayor ed lee have famous as i with the eastern neighborhoods eir this is in my opinion in full conformity i expect it to change ravrd the actual project for those who are concerned with mta i think it's allows you didn't i didn't as far as conflicts destined for potrero hill are admittedly by caltrain some of the worse they've designed in northern california this has nothing to do with to with the eir this of the envisioned in the eastern neighborhood eir is a neighborhood in transition as it has been for years right across is a project called pioneer carrier the old smokestacks of the industrial soap pioneer company are still there in transition for probably one hundred years and this is just another part of that transition as i say i fully expect the project to change but as far as this eir is concerned having read it i do building it is adequate it is complete and i urge you later on when the draft comments come in and read it again to probably okay. it and get on with the proj

. >> commissioner moore. >> we're again in this situation not able to look at the houses that's difficulto judge they're larger and bigger in the design and take and a ventricular it is a modern building when i'm concerned about the size is the cause of particular small move it looks at learn than it might be so the roof deck in and of itself is not an issue we can debate but the project is code compliant to the extent a roof deck does not count in calculating other people i saying that credible mr. zoning administrator. >> the building is code compliant as property and well within the height limits with the roof deck even if the building is non-compliant will be provisions in the planning code to allow the building to be non-compliant so that's the information on the deck. >> that might be a discussion beyond what we're doing today not a rule to be challenged but as the city identifies those roof decks it is another subject we may want to look at some point in the future the issue i have regarding the roof deck and i've said this many, many times i'm happy it has a circle last year stair

. >> commissioner moore. >> i want to ask the height of the window that is effected by the deck patio doesn't show you the string that clearly let's me understand how high the window is up and what the finished evaluation of the deck to the bottom of the windows that's number one we have 20/20 situations a patio on the remodeled fire hydrant and the remodeled second-story deck are they impacting the privacy of adjacent property before i say something i want to make another observation on the remodeled basement plan something i think the code requires not necessarily direct jermaine to the dr requesters you can't take direct access to a bedroom of the garage the code didn't allow that for the carbon monoxide for that portion of the plan as part of how we're taking dr has to be revised do you see that the department unusual u usually catches those but i want to before your accident as far as the privacy and decks are concerned ratio of privacy is basically what guides the commissions thinking and has to insured in the past we've had to cut decks back further from the side or the rear se

clara: if kyle is a coward -- even michael moore sees it.lor writes: more or less this idiotic director cut his 15 minutes of fame in half. jay: at least he's not saying anything that is until we go after the guys who did this ourselves, then, of course we'll be savages. an a:it's amazing this puffed up charlatan can puff up soldiers to put up stupid commentary he does. >> if he's not going to say thank you could he at least refrain from telling guys like navy seal sharpshooters screw you. >> for now, he's not doing either. be grateful moore isn't saying anything. wroowhere is howard dean to fill the void? all idiots to see "american sniper" were just a bunch of tea party nut jobs. we've yet to hear from this since this hostage getting burned alive. the screamer has gone radio silent. lest i think all my critics have gone radio silent. general remindsgen reminds me think again. michael moore has done more for our troops than you have. and i bet he's thinner than you are too. who are you calling arrogant? ken: at least moore has the guts to s

best actress went to julianne moore. and best actor one of the best acceptance speeches of the night went to eddie redmayne. >> i am fully aware that i am a lucky, lucky man. >> eddie redmayne winning in "the theory of everything." best supporting actor went to j.k. simmons and best supporting actress to patricia arquette for "boyhood." let's talk about neil patrick harris. there are a lot of mixed reviews for his role as host. the opening number was spectacular. there was a sort of holographic image that went along with him on stage and then there was the funny moment of his imitation of "birdman" where he walked out in his underwear on the oscar stage surprising many people. some critics though believe his jokes fell flat. one person who was not flat at all lady gaga. my goodness. what a performance. ♪ what songs they have sung ♪ >> lady gaga and julie andrews on stage for the 50th anniversary of the sound of music. we saw a lot of stars walking the red carpet. many celebrating and holding their oscars in hand. i have

for graham moore. >> thank you so much to the academy and to oprah for this. i need to shower my love and kisses on everyone who is apart of this family. norton keira, benedict, our entire cast. maria, i love you guys so much. thank you for this film. i'm so indebted to you for it. here's the thing. alan never got to look out at these faces, and i do. and that's the most unfair thing i think i've ever heard. so in this brief time here what i want to use it to do is to say this. when i was 16 years old, i tried to kill myself. because i felt weird and i felt different and i felt like i did not belong. and now i'm standing here and so i would like for this moment to be for that kid out there that feels like she's weird or she doesn't fit in anywhere -- yes, you do. i promise you do. you do. stay weird. stay different and when it's your turn and you are standing on this stage please pass the same message to the next person who comes along. thank you so much. i love you guys. >> announcer: next ben affleck presents the oscar for best director. and coming up best a

alabama representative barry moore, no relation to the chief judge. and patricia todd representative todd is the first openly gay lawmaker in alabama history. representative moore, thank you for joining us. i'll start with you. given what the district court ruled yesterday, taking out any ambiguity, to the extent there was any, do you believe that your state should follow what the federal courts are telling you to do? >> well chris, i think the issue at hand right now is exactly -- as people and we represent the people. the fact that the judge has made this ruling and overturned the will of the people. is a concern for us and i think we'll have to look at some laws possibly just to get the state of alabama out of the marriage business. >> get the state of alabama out of the marriage business. representative todd, what does that mean to you? >> well i think a lot of people who want to get married in the next couple of months are not going to be happy about that. i think that's totally unrealistic.

. >> commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards is commissioner wu. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously have to zero and places you under our discretionary review calendar for the benefit of the public that was continued to march 12 and places you on the next item on fulsome street >> hello commissioners. >> staff first; right? >> right. >> can i sit down. >> yeah. sit sir and commissioners i'll be presenting this abbreviated this the request for discretionary review our the vertical and horizon drawings it is subject to the variance for raked set back and fraishgd front yard and compliend to grant it the drs concerns are for the rear windows and the proposed deck didn't go beyond the building go and has provided a matching 3 ftd foot set back relate with the dr requesters property and the concerns are generally not cause for dr it didn't rise to the level of exceptional in the - recommend you not take dr and approve the project. >> thank you dr requester. >> are you the dr requester your team as 5 minutes. >> we've been doi

the trees that might be a better situation i won't want to continue what you said. >> commissioner moore. >> while there have been attempts to minimize the consent of the height and massing i'm still uncomfortable the result are so monolithic and particularly because each of us have supported the development of the scheme of the trees the trees are not as much as those trees that reflect public interest and civic value would that they take a long time to grow and not as amateur in our lifetime it takes 20 years for them to be that way they are. >> significant contributor and even if built in a bigger building into the street by eliminating that the massiveness and the buildings together makes those 3 buildings worse then be that they are i'm not fond of the lack of having more creativity in them that's a separate discussion i believe one the challenges to come up with a mapping and the building variance that creates a solution where a larger building would be acceptable if indeed it meets the challenge of having to doling daily with the vegetation i'm not talking about a replacement tree

for graham moore. >> thank you so much to the academy and to oprah for this. i need to shower my love and kisses on everyone who is apart of this family. norton keira, benedict, our entire cast. maria, i love you guys so much. thank you for this film. i'm so indebted to you for it. here's the thing. alan never got to look out at these faces, and i do. and that's the most unfair thing i think i've ever heard. so in this brief time here what i want to use it to do is to say this. when i was 16 years old, i tried to kill myself. because i felt weird and i felt different and i felt like i did not belong. and now i'm standing here and so i would like for this moment to be for that kid out there that feels like she's weird or she doesn't fit in anywhere -- yes, you do. i promise you do. you do. stay weird. stay different and when it's your turn and you are standing on this stage please pass the same message to the next person who comes along. thank you so much. i love you guys. >> announcer: next ben affleck presents the oscar for best director. and coming up best a

whilst the best actress award went to julianne moore for "still alice."s david willis. >> reporter: it's an evening of sumptuous glamour. the movie industry's big night out. a night when hollywood's new arrivals get to rub shoulders with some of the biggest stars on the planet. and everyone wants to talk to the man of the moment. patricia arquette was named best supporting actress for her role in "boyhood." he used her acceptance speech to deliver an impassioned appeal for equal rights for women. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america. >> a middle-aged woman's battle against early onset alzheimer's disease in "still alice" earned julie ann moore a best actress award. glory, the theme from "selma," not only won best original song but brought the celebrity crowd to its feet. >> the oscar goes to eddie redmayne. >> a favorite for best actor, londoner eddie redmayne who plays stephen hawking in "the theory of everything," nonetheless, could hardly believe his luck. >> i am fully aware

. >> commissioner moore. >> was a 15 by 12 foot deck on the main living area i question that as large roof deck on top of the roof didn't quite add up for mow me and so i kind of are in support of what i commissioner hillis is a asking why is this large roof-deck is it code compliant there's a exception i've been to one room is this deck too large and if it requires a build out slant penthouse i'm kind of wondering this the too much for the project. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i'm questioning maybe i misunderstood commissioner moore you said they have a deck somewhere else and on the first floor living level. >> oh here it is that deck; right? >> i acknowledge that the other thing that was brought up i can ask the architect the possibility of putting a small deck off the master bedroom you'd like to take a little bit off maybe play with the bathrooms what kind of dimensions to make a a liveable room. >> it's more of a - my concern about reimbursing and set backably the the master bedroom you have 6'6" of bed and have 2 2 foot bedside tables i'm getting 2 feet left over so i don

>> appreciate the usual work you're doing. >> commissioner moore any public comment? i'm glad this is happening with the one sloth it's important i want to acknowledge the professional qualifications this group has it stakdz up high >> where i was on the 4ru8d preservation committee this is the most depth of professionalism we have so thank you all right. that's correct very much we'll see you soon thank you. >> commissioners that places you under general public comment is closed. commission on items of interest injured with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. image i have a couple of speaker cards we'll see. >> police and steve. >> the subject matter is 460 fulsome if you want to speak to that matter this is the time. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is a list i'm a resident on district 6 i'm here to speak on behalf of as well as many other residents xhukd dave osgood in the rincon hill neighborhoo

sanchez. >> commissioner moore. >> mr. connor one question about the 25 foot sidewalk rule can you explain that, please. >> you know i think it is better if i defer to mr. larkin's that is a logical comment the policy derivative was a lane the 25 foot sidewalk is not one we initiated. >> maybe mr. sanchez can explain. >> thank you connor to rehereby the department's recommendation to add text to section one hundred 61 to codify in any with a reduction by the zoning administrator through 7 h we on the advice of the sfmta we're proposing a change bicycle pathway to bike lanes not just bike pathway like golden gate park and mr. johnson referred the current nexus study do not take into account g f a with off-street parking to change the basis of oozing how those fees are calculated would facility a new nixon nexus study to effected parties this ordinance didn't mention the impact fees will again be another conversation we talked it will be the time of the publication i received public comments and have e-mailed copies in refer

all winners or legislatures what i'm thinking like we did in 53 states i ask you allow commissioner moore and i to meet with the staff to come up with something more in the middle and i would make a motion to continue this item. >> pending that outcome of those decisions for thirty days. >> second. >> a motion and second commissioner antonini. >> well, i'd like to comment on regardless of whether or not it's continued first of all, most of what we've asked for has been done by the project sponsor removing the top level and dlaevent technically and reducing the parking i remember mention of the trees and i think it's important that those projects get approved because they have done what we're asked and i've read the report detailed from dpw and their talk about the trees not being the best their sandwiched into a narrow area of a deep slope they might survive it's going to be difficult you know for them to do so i think particularly with any projects that is built certainly, if we set back the project and allow an attempt to save the trees interestingly enough mohammed nuru if you take the

and later here tonight, julianne moore's joke that had the crow roaring.something else she had that had a profound response today and we'll get to that a little later here. >>> 70 years ago tonight, one of the most iconic images of world war ii was taken. five u.s. marines and a navy saylor hoisting that american flag over iwo jima. three of those men would not survive the war. the image did. winning a pulitzer and becoming a symbolle of american resilience and sacrifice. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the new twist in that alleged road rage case in las vegas. you'll remember the father screaming at the cameras his wife shot in front of their home. well what lawyers are now saying for that young suspect. was it road rage after all? >>> also the big news coming in tonight. who could forget the long lines for that powerball jackpot? tonight, the winning mother in that line coming forward, and what a story she has. >>> and they are the surprise headline today involving yankees slugger a-rod, making a surprising mov

he knew because sam moore was an addict himself. family, immediate and extended, that had their problems with drugs. >> the family declined to comment and did not respond to our questions about these claims. whitney's brother, michael, talked about it with oprah winfrey when he and his mother both gave her first interview since whitney houston's death. >> we played together, you know. and everything that you do together as you're growing up. and then when you get into drugs, you do that together, too. and it just got out of hand, you know. just drugs are rough. >> something sam moore knows all too well which is why he tried to intervene that fateful night four years ago. but her entourage pulled her away too quickly. then he says he talked to whitney's cousin, dionne warwick. >> i said dionne, drugs, man, this ain't it. this ain't cool. you know what she said to me? malicious gossip, sam. what are you doing? i'm just telling you, she's getting high. sam, stop. stop. you're starting rumors. there's nothing wrong with her. >> warwick'

roy moore is trying to block the courthouse door.nclear the weight moore's order will actually carry. the supreme court annoyanced this morning-- announced that it would not intervene. joining me tonight on this issue is mike rogers of rawstory.com. good to have you with us tonight. i guess we're going back to the 1950s or 60s here. first of all what is your reaction to this and what authority does moore have as you see it? >> you hit the nail on the head. these guys want to drag us back to the 1960s. what moore did was basically tell the judges in his state that they had to not issue licenses for same sex couples, but the governor has said he will not prosecute any judges who go ahead and issue marriage licenses. people in the state are getting married. that's really is what the most important thing is. hundreds of couples are able to walk down the aisle and nothing horrible is happening all over the state. >> what happens if the judge does deny licenses? >> there is one case where a judge refused to open the office. those who don't

and julianne moore. just feel so blessed.e got to see her kiss her husband and wave hi to her kids. >> beautiful. they were just -- you mentioned the red carpet. it was crowded. it was glamorous and a wonderful way to start the oscars there with john legend his wife christy and legend and his mom. it was just one of those special moments when people were there with their family and love ones sharing that moment with the world. >> nothing was going to let that rain get us down on the red carpet. it was magical. a dynamite night. loved talking to eddie redmayne. so hummable on the red car pelle before he won and michael keaton has never changed that tune. he's loving the ride. he's doing just fine this morning. >> yeah. >> and you know all the stars were celebrating into the night. you all went to sleep before us right? hollywood got its groove on. when i was leaving my hotel people were just coming in. one of the fun moments where i was going to work. >> we want to get started everybody. let's kick it off. our ultimate oscar p

>> appreciate the usual work you're doing. >> commissioner moore any public comment? i'm glad this is happening with the one sloth it's important i want to acknowledge the professional qualifications this group has it stakdz up high >> where i was on the 4ru8d preservation committee this is the most dep

pam moore>>:the bay area is getting a new area code: "628." and that's leading to big changes to phone service in san francisco, marin and parts of san mateo. kron 4's charles clifford explain's how this will affect all 4-1-5 phone numbers. reporter>>:starting february 21st all calls made from a phone number with a 415 area code must include a 1 and an area code in addition to the usual 7 digit phone number. that even includes calls made to another 415 phone. anyone call made without a 1 and an area code will end in an error message. sot do do do do do according to the california puc the change is a necessary step in launching the new 628 area code that will coexist with 415 in most of marin, all of san francisco and a portion of san mateo county. the p.u.c. has been running a public service announcement.. including here on kron 4.. to get the word out about the changes. but despite the outreach campaign, several people i talked to today had no idea this was happening sot i didn't know until you told me. antioch police have arrested a 17-year-

graham moore. i'll go with the non-serious one.g man and thinking he didn't even want to go on, and instead, here he is now collecting an oscar and following his dream of being a writer. i think that's a wonderful thing to share. >> writer of "imitation game" talking about the man who basically took his life because he was prosecuted for being gay. >> since you already took graham moore, i'll go with glo glom glazine. we don't get to make them on the oscars, but he d i thought it was nice closure. >> shouldn't you be touching her face when you do that? >> they practiced that, man, i don't know. >> when anyone owns something, i think it's great. >> stephanie elam, who was your star of stars this evening? >> 2345's a tough one. because when you meet people in person it changes things a little bit. but i would say, david eye el owe's shoes. rita ora's dress is fantastic. >> neil patrick harris and his husband. they were fantastic. >> how about lady gaga. >> lady gaga rocked it. >> some people thought she was lip synching. >> what? >>

, "still alice." >> reporter: julianne moore, winning the oscar.ugh roles, this was the one. >> i read an article that said that winning an oscar could lead to living five years longer. if that's true, i'd really like to thank the academy, because my husband is younger than me. >> reporter: but there was another family she made while making this movie. the women who helped her shape her role as a mother, a wife in her early 50s, diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. sandy one of those women. julianne telling me, these women inspire her. >> i do think that everybody's a hero. you know i think we're all the heroes of our own story. >> reporter: the alzheimer's association saying julianne and the women behind "still alice" have helped ignite a national conversation. last night trending. and something else. from #stillalice, so many sharing their own stories. still joyce. still dad, still paula, still david. still my beautiful mother. and backstage for julianne, her family coming first, too. her husband taking this photo for their kids, telling georg

pam moore>>: 4 err in his itinerary in the bay area you can visit our web site. charles clifford>>: on thursday the top 20 department of fish and wildlife announced that the mystery to that killed many birds is a combination in of non petroleum oriole's. and what rate is tearing into a thick sticky goo that was difficult to remove from the birds. one group that has been following this closely is the nonprofit group called save the bay. pam moore>>: jeff bush>>: ollie know is that emergency crews are in the water.officials say they have found the car and are attempting to tow it out of the water. it is not known if anyone is in the car. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep only at a sleep number store. save 50% on the ultimate l

. >> commissioner moore. >> i would agree with what commissioner wu's and what you said the bar be a wine issue as well as a small formula retail hard for me, i received a number of letters from community activists that no one is patrolling in the discussion that's counter to the broad-based support this the legislation itself has actually supervisor mar's office weighed in with a letter asking permission consider k4r5r7b9d this partially because just a weeks ago we started with the formula retail subsidize working group which is to exempt, if any, the legislation mr. taylor looking at what small formula retail means those two timelines could be more closely coordinated then i'll be comfortable having mr. sideer and all the good suggests on the other ends be an integral part of what comes out of the working group up to the time 10 to 12 people that pretty much is composed of the same people the broadest representation but they're all activity players in the formula retail legislation i think this stepped on their toes they're only starting for the second round i think this would be w

actress julian moore has won high praise and an oscar nomination for her work in steel alice.a professor who learns she has early alzheimer's. moored talked to shaw about coming to san francisco for the first time. >> maybe we can fool around tonight? >> check. >> i haven't, i haven't finish the food. >> reporter: the new romantic comedy nine months stars hugh grant, julian moore, tom arnold and san francisco. >> oh, god. the best. the city is just a tremendously beautiful, wonderful place. i've never been to san francisco. so i was like, i'm going to san francisco. and i had a wonderful time. i mean it's, it's probably the most beautiful american city there is. i think. >> while filming his last movie mrs. doubtfire. columbus fell in love with the city and the bay area that he decided to move here. >> life is too short that if you can't live in a place like san francisco there's no reason to live. i love the city. it enbodies the best of new york city but it's a great place for family to live. >> the difference between women and men. >> if you have the power to make every man

unlike the michael moore blah blah blah, et al.y point is, if jesus looked like this, more galifianakis than cariezel, maybe we wouldn't hear people -- in this case, a politician -- finding this as the cause of eric garner's death. >> you had a 350-pound person who was resisting arrest. if he had not had asthma and a heart condition and was so obese, almost definitely he would not have died. >> larry: wow. (booing) look, i'm not sure if obesity is a civil rights issue, but i'm sure of one thing -- the way we're treating obese people, it ain't right. we'll be right back. ♪ (cheers and applause) hey. what the... these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? i want 3 of my 5 years back. these don't even need ketchup. i'm not mad. i'm disappointed. kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken- the way a nugget should be. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. delicious kfc chicken, popcorn nuggets, sides, and biscuits. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care