>> i would like to ask mr. guy to perhaps for the benefit of the public explain who we interpreted the mentioned area you're quoting, particularly in the law, majority of people of the law that cannot be amended. i find at least -- i'm not trying to question your integrity on this -- i'm trying it a little difficult to sit in this meeting and be told there has been some error and then it also being suggested to consider changing it. i believe that the law in its original intent was created to gather the open design plan and govern the city in a more equitable, forward-looking way that addressed the public interest concerns and by just saying you can just vote to do it differently, i believe at a minimum this entire subject matter would go back to the voters. it is really decided by the voters and i think we're only a fraction of a small part irrespective of our own personal beliefs that are here to present the public interest and public voice. the fact this is 22 years later does not enable any of us as far as i un

if you have any questions for mr. guy, i would love to have him speak. i think you will be as impressed with him as i am. president goh: the 103 foot setback requirement -- what mr. sanchez was saying was that they could not decide this -- they could design this building so it came all the way out for the first 103 feet. is that right? >> yes. that is correct. the lower power requirement -- tower requirement begins at a high of 103 feet. on the site adjacent, they are providing a more significant setback in what is required. president goh: why did they do that? >> i suppose it would have to ask the project sponsor. one of the things we look at in terms of criteria and what the commission considers in exceptions is whether or not you have done a compensatory reductions in other areas of the building to make up for where you might be seeing a book standard or a separation standard elsewhere. in this particular case, they did provide a more generous set back on the lower levels than has been acquired. they were not fully compliant with that separation. >> th

mr. rapper guy.een in my own lane and try to make people feel good. >> upstairs records helping you reach the top? >> yeah, upstairs, there's a staple out here in san jose. i've known them for years. pleasure to work with them. they get it cracking. i'm proud so say we're a partner. >> how big of a no brainer was affiliating yourself with go girl? >> that was a tef it in no-brainer. especially when the cause came into effect. it was one thing to talk about money, investments, commercialism, about we work together. when i found out about the cause, i was like, let's do it for the cause. because i myself lost a lot of people to breast cancer. i know i have friends that have been devastated by breast cancer. so it's also a great cause so we can fix the problem. >> santana? one of the big performers? >> i've been lucky enough to perform with akon, jennifer lopez, sean kingston, e 40. my biggest accomplishment is carlos santana. for me to work on his last a.m. bum was the biggest stamp on my career. the l

guys because we cannot vote. i am speaking not only for myself, but all my friends, and i hope you, mr. lee, and you guys think it is important. [applause] supervisor wiener: i think it is a sanctuary question. >> hello. welcome to mission high school. in from mexico. i am a student here. -- i am from mexico. [cheering] we want to stop deportation for teenagers. now we want, like, a city -- [speaking spanish] we want to stop that. we have the right. we are people. we have rights. >> i want to say that my friend was deported to mexico and he was supported -- he was separated from his parents for seven months. i know you have children. they did not know anything about their children. the key is studying hard to help his family, and there are a lot of kids working hard at school, and we really need this. we have our rights and we know our rights, and i hope you guys help this process. we are used, and we need this. thank you so much. -- we are youth, and we need this. >> [unintelligible] [cheering] supervisor wiener: thank you. thank you. i just heard someone shout above "secure our communi

mr. nice guy. "look at that baseball player," you know.uperstar in the field, but off the field doing this." i don't... i can care less. >> simon: you don't care what people think about you? >> albert pujols: no, not really. >> simon: albert says his devotion comes right out of his religion. he is devout, and as straight laced as they come in baseball. do you smoke? >> albert pujols: nope. >> simon: drink? >> albert pujols: no, never have. >> simon: curse? >> albert pujols: once in a while. ( laughter ) >> simon: not often. >> albert pujols: yeah. >> simon: baseball has lost some of its allure over the last decade because of steroids. and more than a few people look at albert and ask, can he be that good and totally clean? but he's never failed a drug test and has said he's willing to be tested every day. he stands by that statement. given what's happened to baseball in the public's mind over the last several years, how important is albert to the game? >> gammons: he's really important as the face of baseball. and he is the primary face. w

guy who is as smart as he is. when you define this issue and describe it as ridiculous, mr. trump is a smart guy so i'm only left with a couple of options as to why you think somebody like that would grab a hold of something like that. >> i can't explain why somebody else does thing. i have a tough time explaining why i do things. did i say that? i wish i hadn't said it. i can't tell youhy. i think there is a temptation. i have no idea whether donald trump is doing this but there is a temptation to try and tell people what they want to hear. and i know that is a very fficult thing. if you ask me what is the most difficult thing, i remember campaigning and the first day of the cap this woman looked up at me adoringly and said you're going to win. i said it is great. your opponent is going to dr out and she said i'm happy you're pro life. i'm pro choice. i think it is a woman's decision to make. i remember as i turned without pausg and said to her, i'm sorry we disagree on this. the instinct in your mind is should you tell her what she wants to hear and the answer, if you are h

guys. try to reach mr berg charlie success and i want to talk to regarding pressing issues. personally i think. blackwater soon times that we've lost count but they don't seem to want to talk to us. put it appears that the coalition doesn't just use blackwater. the fact is there are over twenty thousand private contractors in iraq because due to the second largest force after the american army. and hundreds of firms around the world iraq private contractors. have. one search for the eastern romanian security company. who are in bucharest. show us what their services include. me work like a private company in other countries that's a waste. well they decide. in the private system of more mobility. why because the. poor over the all. have the us it's not the left not the right. only. what we've got is a situation where we have a thousands of armed less than us in iraq using their weapons without any rules without any rules of engagement a little behind that is no role for the. forty first green got killed in one week not a single story appeared in the paper the coalition needs

here's another guy doing well. it's mr. mark. >>> hi, sal. good morning to you. we're all happy this early wednesday morning. the clouds out there and for the most part it is dry right now. but a few light showers being detected on live storm tracker 2 radar. a lot of this not reaching the ground but we can't rule out a sprinkle at least in the short- term across the region. here's overall weather story for today. we have the clouds in place. showers developing especially by late this afternoon into the evening hours. tomorrow some lingering drops out there but a sun-cloud mix. and into the weekend we have to re-introduce the possibility of a few showers especially as we head into saturday morning. as far as current numbers you can see most of the region in the 50s. it's fairly mild out there for santa rosa, oakland and san jose right now checking in at 55. here's the satellite. we have a weather system out here to our north and west. and this will be a factor for later on this afternoon. even right now it is a cloud producer. that's going to be part of our forec

. >> this guy is mr. good humor these days. >> yeah. i mean, i got some great things to talk about.me people like to see, that sunshine outside. no rain in the seven-day forecast. looking good. it will be partly cloudy as we head in toward the afternoon today a little breezy at the coastline. but temperatures mainly into the 60s and the 70s. a few 50s at the coastline. winds will be kicking up though as we head in towards thursday and friday. temperatures will be coming down. but get a load of that weekend. 70s even some low 80s as we head in toward sunday so looking good ahead. got a neat shot for you. this is a great one looking over the vineyards from edward kent from santa rosa. a beautiful shot of that neat little cumulus cloud and some trailing clouds behind. that thanks for sending that picture. send us your pictures at mypix@cbs5.com. let's check traffic with the social butterfly, elizabeth. >> that could have been anywhere. >>> bart still dealing with these bart delays 10- to 15- minute delays at the lafayette and the concord stations in all directions. all other trains are

other than that, you guys do not really want to hear about that. mr. dufty was glad enough to go out there and look at the property. he made recommendations to my contractor. they were taken care of and addressed. there was definitely a porch out there. these drawings are ridiculous. he was my broker, this guy? are you going to believe that a united states marine corps officer or are you going to believe this guy with the stuff that is not stamped or anything. but have drawn them up himself. there was definitely a porch out there. mr. dufty went out there and looked. it has to hold all of the porch as for the building. that is all that i have to say. i think this is a slam dunk and it is pathetic that i had to waste your time, my time, and everybody else's time. we are not out here making minimum-wage. another 45 minutes and we could have been out of here. it is a waste. i have not done anything wrong. you will most likely be hearing from this person some time. you did say that you were in contact with him on this other project. my guess is that this p

lacking that option, so i just wanted to give my support to that, and i hope you guys move that forward. thank you. >> mr. president, commissioners, my name is mark. i would also like to comment on the extended hours premise issue. i applaud him for trying to work this through, but i would think that if he does get restricted hours, somebody is going to talk to him, and he is going to end up but the board of appeals, because you have an issue, and i was involved in the least of for you more of these in the past, so i do know about restrictions. if you take or restrict a permit that is already on the location, you have basically taken the property without due process of law, and i do nothing you guys want to go there given the budget, but i am also wondering, we were in sacramento trying to get 4:00 a.m., and what we learned during that process is indianapolis as 4:00 a.m. alcohol. columbus, cleveland, you know every code and america has got 4:00 a.m. closing, and what we are doing is turning san francisco into walnut creek, and i think it is dangerous. >> hello, commissioners. my name is emery. i am one

mr. toad's wild ride. name the guy he's not hitting and they weren't facing colfax all week.ncecum needed to be perfect to win and he wasn't. lance nick the big launch. 3-0 nationals wind upbeating lincecum who went 7 innings, gave up seven strike outs and zero support against marquee. >>> the a's trying to get their groove on. rbi double as conner jackson will slide with the run. trevor cahillseven strong. he is now 4-0. the nfl lock out is back in effect overshadowing that story though. the fact that alex smith reportedly visited the 49ers camp today and had a little visit with mike the coach. maybe stuck around enough to meet the big draft pick of the day. meantime a young man who could potentially make everyone forget alex smith. capertick made a visit to california. meantime the raiders go to work in selecting

mrs. garrett scolded, hugs and inspired them throughout their adolescence on screen and off. >> img not that kind of girl. you can ask any guya teen. >> charlotte ray, about to be 85, played the mrs. "g." she and her girls were honored at the tv land awards last night, takes hope the pop culture award. >> i'm proud of my girls. they turned out to be straight, straight. >> we had a chance to visit with them backstage. >> when you said the girls turned out so straight, what did you mean? >> i meant with good parenting. you meant they turned tout be great. >> i think you have a tree that goes up straight to the sky. >> got you. okay. >> that's what i meant. what did you think? >> that's what i thought. >> straight or gay. >> people who -- >> oh, god, oh, my god. >> one said we didn't turn out so straight like the "facts of life" people. >> [ bleep ]. >> there were lots of laughs and poignant memoriememories. a full version will be on "good

mr. toad's wild ride. name the guy he's not hitting and they weren't facing colfax all week.ncecum needed to be perfect to win and he wasn't. lance nick the big launch. 3-0 nationals wind upbeating lincecum who went 7 innings, gave up seven strike outs and zero support against marquee. >>> the a's trying to get their groove on. rbi double as conner jackson will slide with the run. trevor cahillseven strong. he is now 4-0. the nfl lock out is back in effect overshadowing that story though. the fact that alex smith reportedly visited the 49ers camp today and had a little visit with mike the coach. maybe stuck around enough to meet the big draft pick of the day. meantime a young man who could potentially make everyone forget alex smith. capertick made a visit to california. meantime the raiders go to work in selecting stephan senuski. he'll be a center on the offensive line. that's the sporting life. >> mark, thanks. and thanks for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night.

now we know that guy richie and josh stone and mr. bean actor will also be there. only a few guests will get to see the ceremony close up. most of the tenants will have a restricted view of the altar. >>> the sharks tried to close it out at the tank, but the kings had other ideas. we have a live report coming up in sports. [ male announcer ] a pinnacle fishing rod, a tackle box, and ozark trail tent, and an air horn. come on, boys! let's go! let's get up! this is a fishing trip, not a sleeping trip. all right. that's what you ask for, you're gonna get this, huh? [ air horn blares ] aah! yeah, you're up now. [ male announcer ] only walmart has low prices every day on everything you need. backed by our ad match guarantee. save money. live better. walmart. >>> all right, sports minute and i know kim too well. her energy is a little low right now. kim. what happened? >> julia, you remember earlier we were talking about how the kings were ready to go to hawaii and play golf? yes. well they definitely weren't ready to go. they threw everything the sharks did at the kings

guy. tell me helling in the hey mr well it's almost three and a half years right now it's time to. come. and tell me about the various latino events festivals activities that take place here in moscow. it's. so well this is. big city and a very exciting city i must say there's a lot of going on and you some pleasure to have enough time to attend everything because of the already had you had you wanted to also alternate with the russians with a lot of people that will come in love it for and we like it very much because there are so it's a very interesting country it's a beautiful country all first a lot so we try to explain to expand let's put it that way i mean of course we have to in all our latin american activities from you know cultural activities either organized by the embassies or idea associations to the so yes it's funny i mean it's call you know i think every year more and more russians actually visit mexico has become a extremely popular destination for them to travel to yes it's becoming very very popular despite the distances because of course it's very far for you know it'

guy. and, mr. president, we have on the other side of the aisle people who are for big government, big spending, big taxes. they're not for the little guy. thank you, mr. president. and i yield the floor. mr. whitehouse: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: thank you, mr. president. i have been listening to the remarks of my friend from wyoming and i noticed that he repeatedly indicated that what we needed to do here in this building was to keep the military funded, to deal with the deficit, and to cut spendi spending. and it is my firm belief that if we were sent a bill that kept the military funded, that dealt with the deficit and that cut spending, it would pass in the senate very readily. indeed, we've already agreed to $73 billion in spending cuts. as senator mccaskill said earlier, the problem is that the republicans won't take "yes" for an answer. the issue that is dividing us at this point is not the need to keep the military funded. we complet

mr what president. but the what are can't refuse this guy so it was possible to continue to find another special envoy to try to find a political solution to this so i think serving a problem the this way it's a disaster it's a disaster because you you have refused because when you act like this you refuse the voice of the people you have is that of the electorate the electoral process you choose the military process so we no longer in the logic of the voice of the people through elections this means that people are being frustrated and these are the if mr ouattara starts the president if you have a very difficult. ok i'm going to go back on who's going to look at what i'm going to back to washington because i think you bring up a very good point here i mean international media by goes a really bad guy and maybe is ok but he is the new president sitting president now is he any better be it a meaning does he have any less blood on his hands when it comes to this conflict because it seems to me it's very one sided there's a good guy and there's a bad guy but it looks like a look at the two main players hav

guy about it, the coach threatened him with a bat. and here is gloria detailing what allegedly occurred. >> mr. coach mcdowell say to these men, quote, are you guys a homo couple or a threesome? end quote. then the coach allegedly grabbed a baseball ball and started shoving the small end through a circle formed by his finger and thumb, simulating sex. the coach then allegedly said, are you three giving it to each other up the, and he a crude word for rear end. while thrusting his hips forward and backward in a sexual manner. coach mcdowell put up three fingers, pointing at the men and in response, some individuals in the bleachers shouted, oh, my god. >> jimmy: i especially love the twin girls looking on watching. just in case they missed it the first time. they should now hire a lawyer to sue gloria for doing that in front of them. in case that description wasn't specific nuchl for you, here is a visual aide. >> okay, so, then -- [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> of course he was doing it with his other hand. >> jimmy: look at that. and she keeps -- she's a natural. the best press conference, maybe

mr. quinn heard coach mcdowell say to these men, quote, are you guys a homo couple or a three so many? -- threesome? and then he shouted, there are kids out here. the coach replied "kids don't f-ing belong at the baseball park." >> an attorney representing the quinns say coach mcdowell threatened the 33-year-old father. >> he turned completely toward me, grabbed his bat and picked it up and asked me how much my teeth were worth to me. >> i hope you never go to a baseball game where you are in a bad situation like i was. >> they say they are horrified by what happened and the overall baseball culture needs to change. those at this lgbt community center agree. >> a little too macho, maybe a little too much aggression involved in baseball right now. >> even quinn admits that giants fan bryan stow came to mind when he saw mcdowell pick up the baseball bat. baseball fans meantime can't believe some of coach mcdowell's comments. >> baseball is for kids. i think it is good for families. >> i think it warrants an an an apology. >> some sort of apology. >> mcdowell says, quote, i am deeply sorr

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guy richie and josh stone, british soul singer will be there. mr. bean. the seating plan will only allow for a few to see the ceremony close up. about 1000 people will sit in the section with restricted views of the altar. for some reason i thought this royal wedding was months in advance. less than a week away. >> no, you haven't been following? >> now i have been. >> next friday. >> do you have the forecast for them? i'm sure they are watching your royal forecast. >> watching my royal forecast. >> what is a spritzel. >> is that a word? >> no. we won't see much in the way of rain. could see a few showers. lots of folks trying to get out early on easter sunday. a chance for scattered showers. this is the way it is looking on and off throughout the day. rather gloomy. lots of clouds but not much in the way of rainfall to talk about. but that could change overnight tonight. more substantial part of the system going to begin to work its way on shore. again, this is very, very weak pushing on by. clouds moving on through the bay area today and we will see mor

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making general david petraeus the director of the cia replace saying mr panetta and we all know that petraeus the author of the guy who came up with this whole surge in iraq in afghanistan is somebody that the neoconservative certainly like they even were talking about running in for president on the republican. ticket what this is showing is that there is a trend to militarize the central intelligence agency which is after all and has always been run by civilians it's been pointed out that leon panetta is actually the first democratic secretary of defense since one nine hundred ninety seven there may not be as much independence in reluctance issuing forth from the pentagon when obama wants to place the u.s. and yet additional wars in libya potentially in syria and continuing this covert war it in pakistan and possibly even yemen we could see u.s. troops children who are barely in their teens could face drugs test in russian schools the country has a severe problem with a number of addicts and most starve their habit early that is either a garage or it's drugs counsellors were you the focus is pointing the wrong w

mr. caution the chris: you wrote a mechanic -- heck of a book, game changer. you bored into this guy, every day, and you figured him out. what's changed? >> first the temperament is the same, never too high, never too low. the second is the gray hair. there is a lot more gray hair and the office is clear litigate weighing on him. chris: what is it? going to wars? >> going to funerals at dover. i know that's had a huge emotional he nect did -- effect on him. but i think the thing that's changed him the most is after the mid terms where he realized he had had to change the way he operated. he had had this very small circle of advisors. he needed new blood and he knew that and that was a huge recognition. chris: and that hoped -- opened him up too, less about him, more about the country. have you picked up on particular changes in him since he was the candidate? >> i don't know if i would say changes since he was a candidate but there are definitely two barack obamas. the barack obama who is a transformative historic figure who sees himself as somebody who wants the entire world to look

mr scheuer blast the u.s. for meddling abroad with military force artie's guy and she can report on how more covert technological tricks are at work to. the u.s. is providing high tech help with innovations for anti-government activists in a number of countries throughout the world one of the latest developments is the panic button the cording to the state department the application can be uploaded on activists cell phones should they be detained the software instantly raises the contact group in their phones and sends a warning alert signal to other activists sounds great one pushing the button and it's all gone probably mungo's thanking the u.s. government for the quick knowledge you are going to be drug dealers and hurts but american officials of course claim the best of intentions saying. it's to protect pro-democracy forces in other countries to help use the technologies more effectively the u.s. has organized training sessions for thousands of activists the one held jews weeks ago in the middle east including anti-government campion's from. egypt syria and lebanon and as the newly trained and equipped acti

course is making general david petraeus the director of the cia replacing mr panetta and we all know that betray as the author of the guy who came up with this whole surge in iraq in afghanistan is somebody that the neoconservatives certainly like they even were talking about running him for president on the republican ticket with some may question his role there in afghanistan being the u.s. commander that i mean some may say perhaps he hasn't done such a good job i mean they may say is he actually qualified to lead america's intelligence service as a result of what he's supposed to achieve there in afghanistan. this is a dangerous trend we know that michael general michael hayden after he was the n.s.a. national security agency director was placed by president bush over at the cia and now we have general petraeus going in as a director of the cia i think this is what this is showing is that there is a trend to militarize the central intelligence agency which is after all and has always been run by civilians so i think this is yet another dangerous trend across the board we see this steady militarization of the america

guys know so intimately. so we have five seats, we have now eight applicants. i may know mr. ford, mr. castaneda is not here today. so we have seats -- for two seats i know that we do not have -- we only have one applicant for seat two and five. supervisor farrell: i make a motion with recommendation. supervisor kim: great. i think we have a motion. without opposition to appoint the following to those seats, again, thank you so much. mr. ivey, i would love to work with you, pedestrian safety is going to be a priority issue for our office and we hope that we can work with you in other capacities around this issue and would look forward to seeing other ways that we can get you involved. thank you so much for your application and congratulations again and thank you to all the members for being here. we'll move forward this recommendation to the full board. madam clerk, is there anything else on the agenda? >> no, madam chair. supervisor kim: there's nothing further, the meeting is now adjourned.

>>vicki: david and victoria back on, elton john, john stone, guy richie and rowan atkinson known for his character mrfor about 1900 guests will be in attendance. royal wedding planners will go a great lengths to keep the designers kate middleton's wedding dress at top-secret. that hasn't stopped the guessing game. caring is a look at how the mystery dress is influencing bride's even before its on veiled. >> a big wedding in a big church requires a big dress. that's why the design and designer of kate middleton's the royal wedding gown is a big secret that's generating big buzz. names have come and gone and while the dress and it's designed to remain a mystery, the world's most famous try to beat is inspiring trends and sparking imagination. >> a little bit more in balance detail work to it down. nothing is clean, just plain lazy. she has some of the biggest names in bridal fashion at her boutique. some brides are waiting on cake. she said many of the spring 2012 radical actions that recently debuted in new york have royal ball downfield and designed and some even a name. >> a little nothing at top at