jerry goldberg, there's a letter also to mr. scott sanchez regarding a letter to uphold an initial notice of violation sent by the planning department signed by about 15 people and several of them made chents on it. i didn't go out and try to solicit a lot of letters. i thought what i had was fairly adequate and there was a lot of support many this direction as well. there's also comments by buck passmore taken into account by the neighborhood association of liberty hill and they passed a resolution saying that if at all possible, when someone is doing a project, of a certain magnitude on the ground floor or first floor of a building, that it's not a matter of convenience but it's also of what's good for the neighborhood and what's good for the neighborhood is not to have the trash enclosures out on the street because there's a lot of issues that have come up about them. i don't know that i can speak any more to the continuance issue but the d.b.i. is investigating these issues and they do have -- they do have authority to look into t

mr scott of each will have already discussed the difficult economic situation that belarus is going to give over and the devaluation of the belorussian ruble what about the financial crisis and the devaluation of the belorussian bruegel head the bottom yet so you need by no means all the experts agree that they should have to evaluate a belorussian herbal boy for more than fifty six percent of the prices keep growing of course they will through a couple of people in jail naturally they will blame it all on them it will interest the nation on television accusing them of all the hardships that people of bill aris have to endure it will all be a bundle of lies. but there are a lot of. people in russia who admired the go rushing it konami model. for that model use completely you see it when you make and i can prove it that you would have a good consider this was the russian ruble the end of the russian ruble both came from the soviet herbal. moreover we had a denomination to increase the roubles value by ten but today a russian ruble is worth three hundred belorussian roubles this means de

i personally get all my techno tips from mr. scott mcgrew. we're looking pretty good in the east bay. we do have a little rain coming down right now. these are your totals from yesterday. these are the cities that picked up the most rain. san francisco picked up over a quarter of an inch over the past 48 hours, napa over half of an inch and danville is the big winner for the east bay, almost 0.6 of an inch out there. so definitely we need the moisture. it will replenish our water for the summertime months and they are right around the corner. here's what's happening on your radar. nothing heavy, you see just green and a little deeper green but no yellow, no moderate rain coming down. watch out for slick conditions on your way to work this morning. the fantastic news i can bring to you, we are not going to see the rain for the second half of the day. we're going to clear out nicely. temperatures will come up. let's take a look where we're headed towards the weekend when our temperatures really start to climb. 75 degrees, a beautiful day. tomor

with a good day mr scott which. is the thanks very much for coming to our show it's an honor to have you here today we will be discussing the situation valorous it is a dire situation that freshens are very concerned about. why is there is facing this crisis today with some people certain media and kremlin sources that wouldn't say that the main reason for it was that those governments pumped a lot of money into the belorussian economy in the run up to the elections do you support that theory that it's no creases this crisis these are all illegitimate president's fault because surely you could put a big cash injections were his fault too he lied to russia europe and his own people on television and on the re it was also started quite some time ago a very long time ago. absolute power corrupts absolutely. such people don't care about democracy and elections are any longer. and he's this way because obsessed with power that is the main reason trees are an illegitimate president i say illegitimate because he was never

mr. scott: thank you very much and i want to commend you, congresslady christensen, for your leadership, and for what you're doing. ladies and gentlemen of america and this congress, our economy is struggling. and nowhere is it struggling more than in the area of unemployment and joblessness. and correspondingly with home foreclosures and the value of our housing stock going down, those are the two very serious points on the compass that we have got to declare an emergency situation on. because they're both so very related. if a man does not have a job or a young laidy does not have a job, how can they stay in their home? and so, i want to just talk for just a few minutes about, one, how -- really can't figure how to get out of a situation unless you stop and you think of how you got into it. the one thing i noticed about people who have lost their sight, they may need a little help as they come to get into a room, but i tell you that person without hits sight -- his sight feels his way of how

>> recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, i don't object to the amendment. i have a question, and it may be a question for the chair. the united states taxpayer already invested tremendous sums in the development of this engine. who would own the technology if this amendment passes and it goes forward? would -- would the united states -- >> would the gentleman yield? >> yes, sir. >> technology is property of the united states department of defense. >> okay. all of the technology including the new technology moving forward would all belong to the department of defense? >> yes, that is my understanding that this would be done and the intellectual property belongs to the united states department of defense. >> mr. chairman, is that your understanding as well? >> i know of no information other than what the gentleman has stated, and if any one member of staff has anything that would be contrary to that, then i would say, mr. scott, that would be my understanding also. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back my time. >>

that's beyond my capability. >> thank you, mr. scott. the gentleman from california. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. according to espn, it's a sport. mr. attorney general, in 1996, the attorney general of california, we helped work with congress to pass the effective death penalty act. one of the things was try and create incentives for states to improve their habeas corpus proceedings and allow an exception by federal courts. unfortunately, no court ever found any state to do that. so in 2005, we passed legislation which changed that responsibility for certifying from the courts to the attorney general. you published draft regulations on march 2011. the comments on the draft are due june 2011. i would hope that i could have your commitment that we will move on this since this goes all the way back to 1996. >> we have -- i tried to move this as quickly as we can -- >> as long as i've got your commitment, that's all i need. >> i would say with respect to doma. it would have been helpful that the president of the united states, as a f

>> recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, for five minutes. >> mr.chairman, i don't want to object to the amendment. i do str a question, may be for the chair. the united states taxpayer has already invested tremendous sums in the development of this engine. who would own the technology, if this amendment passes, and it goes forward? would the united states -- >> wot gentleman yield? >> yes, sir. >> technology would be property of the united states department of defense. >> okay. all of the technology, including -- the gentleman i apologize -- the new technology moving forward, would all belong to the department of defense? >> if the gentleman would yield, yes, that is my understanding that this would be done and the intellectual property would belong to the united states department of defense. >> mr. chairman, is that your understanding as well? >> i know of no information other than what the gentleman has stated, and if any member of staff has anything that would be contrary to that, then i would say mr. scott that that would be my understanding al

that's beyond my capability. >> thank you, mr. scott. the gentleman from california. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. according to espn, it's a sport. mr. attorney general, in 1996, the attorney general of california, we helped work with congress to pass the effective death penalty act. one of the things was try and create incentives for states to improve their habeas corpus proceedings and allow an exception by federal courts. unfortunately, no court ever found any state to do that. so in 2005, we passed legislation which changed that responsibility for certifying om the courts to the attorney general. you published draft regulations on march 2011. the comments on the draft are due june 2011. i would hope that i could have your commitment that we will move on this since this goes all the way back to 1996. >> we have -- i tried to move this as quickly as we can -- >> as long as i'veot your commitment, that's all i need. >> i would say with respect to doma. it would have been helpful that the president of the united states, as a forme

. >> mr. scott from georgia? >> thank you. i want to start by thanking you for the excellent service you have done as chairman of the fdic and responding each, call your office. you get right on the phone and talk with me and help us to handle -- my state of georgia has had some serious problems. we have set the nation in bank closures but i want to ask you this first question. a number of banks -- community banks in my state of georgia are under regulatory orders from the fdic and these orders are driven primarily by the performance of their loan portfolios and capital levels and these regulatory orders often require a bank to reduce their concentration in real estate loans to some artificial level and that is forcing them to not renew even performing loans to some borrowers. that seems to hurt everyone especially in states like georgia that are so centered on real-estate. the bar has to find a new bank which we know is difficult in these economic times. the bank loses a performing loan. surely there is a better way to and fo

mr. scott p.c. this would ensure that military safeguards are in plates to protect nasa missions and port access in certain offshore areas. in the commonwealth of virginia, the united states navy trains extensively off the coast of virginia. additionally nasa's flight facility on virm's eastern shore requires a clear and unrestricted rocket and target launch range off virginia's coast. i have had long reservations about drilling off the coast of virginia. i believe the environmental, economic, and national security risks for drilling far outweigh any potential benefits but if drilling will occur, this amendment will ensure that common sense an responsible process will be in place to safeguard against obvious negative consequence to our military, to nasa, and to port operations. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from virginia. mr. connolly: how much time is remaining? the chair: the gentleman has 30 seconds remain, the ge

that's beyond my capability. >> thank you, mr. scott. the gentleman from california. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. according to espn, it's a sport. mr. attorney general, in 1996, the attorney general of california, we helped work with congress to pass the effective death penalty act. one of the things was try and create incentives for states to improve their habeas corpus proceedings and allow an exception by federal courts. unfortunately, no court ever found any state to do that. so in 2005, we passed legislation which changed that responsibility for certifying from the courts to the attorney general. you published draft regulations on march 2011. the comments on the draft are due june 2011. i would hope that i could have your commitment that we will move on this since this goes all the way back to 1996. >> we have -- i tried to move this as quickly as we can -- >> as long as i've got your commitment, that's all i need. >> i would say with respect to doma. it would have been helpful that the president of the united states, as a f

>> recognize the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott, for five minutes. >> mr.don't want to object to the amendment. i do str a question, may be for the chair. the united states taxpayer has already invested tremendous sums in the development of this engine. who would own the technology, if this amendment passes, and it goes forward? would the united states -- >> wot gentleman yield? >> yes, sir. >> technology would be property of the united states department of defense. >> okay. all of the technology, including -- the gentleman i apologize -- the new technology moving forward, would all belong to the department of defense? >> if the gentleman would yield, yes, that is my understanding that this would be done and the intellectual property would belong to the united states department of defense. >> mr. chairman, is that your understanding as well? >> i know of no information other than what the gentleman has stated, and if any member of staff has anything that would be contrary to that, then i would say mr. scott that that would be my understanding also. >> thank

carter, the gentlewoman from south dakota, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. scott, the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden. the gentleman from california, mr. dreyer. the gentleman from illinois, mr. roscom. ms. ros-lehtinen. knowledge that from california, mr. mckeon. the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabot. ms. pelosi. the gentleman from maryland, mr. o'hare. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyborn. the gentleman from new york, mr. israel. the gentleman from california, mr. waxman. the gentleman from new york, mr. aman, the gentleman from california, mr. berman. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. the gentlewoman from new york, ms. lowey. the gentlewoman from nevada, ms. berkeley. the gentlewoman from illinois, miss tchaikowsky. mr. shift, from california, ms. shatter. ms. wasserman shultz, and the gentleman from florida, mr. deutsche. >> you can see this is going to be a formal introduction. the vice president, joe biden, is now using his capacity as president of the senate to offer a few remarks. hala, suzanne, this is one of those moments that's not that

noem, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. scott, the gentleman from oregon, mr.mr. dreier, the gentleman from illinois, mr. roskam, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen, the gentleman from california, mr. mckeon, the gentleman from ohio, mr. chabot, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from new york, mr. israel, the gentleman from california, mr. waxman, the gentleman from new york, mr. ackerman, the gentleman from california, mr. berman, the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, the gentlewoman from nevada, ms. berkley, the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. schakowsky, the gentleman from california, mr. schiff, the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. schwartz, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. wasserman schultz, and the gentleman from florida, mr. deutch. vice president biden: the senators as members of the committee to escort his excellency, mr. binyamin netanyahu, into the house chamber. the senator from i

we have also called mr. scott several times. people are saying, we have a huge emergency here. suggested doing was putting fema trailers in my backyard but because of the mayor, we can't do that. we can't help our neighbors because he won't let us. >> reporter: that's something these cordova neighbors were trying to change. some were in tears. >> if you don't want to listen, get out. >> you get out. >> reporter: but when asked about how much buying a home within the city costs -- >> the cheapest one i found is $105,000. >> exactly. >> you might have your sights set too high. >> reporter: many, like danny banks, said since the storm destroyed his home, he has no place to go. >> i've been here all my life. >> he didn't want to leave cordova so he pitched a tent in his front yard. >> it's tough out here. having to sleep on the ground, it's rough having to sleep on the ground. but i am not leaving my property until i get me something to live in. >> reporter: and others say they simply want to stay in their home town until they can rebuild. but if the city doesn't budge on the ordin

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department, and in response to the information, the property across the street -- it does not appear those were subdivided recently. those buildings were built previously. the building in front was built in 1930, both prior to the lot size requirements. the building on the north side of the lot was built between 188 the aunt 1907. that is the information i found -- 1880 and 1907. they have done a good job of differentiating this, and also a stablishing there is neighborhood support for this. the department cannot just make a decision based on the fact there is neighborhood support. we have to look at the impact of the general plan, and i think issue is the similarity between the two, and that is a fair result large building developed. -- that is there was a large building developed. have there been a subdivision, that would have resulted in a smaller building. had the front building been smaller, had it been closer to being a code-compliant in terms of the rear yard,

mr. sanchez? >> thank you, scott sanchez, planning department. the planning issues here are relatively straightforward. subject property is located within a pdr-r zoning district, which is one of our highest intensity industrial zoning districts, 65-foot height limit. the subject property is full-lot coverage and that is permitted within this zoning district. these issues to come up. the conflict between existing established uses, especially if they are of a non industrial character, and new industrial uses coming in. in this case, it is maybe not so much about the type of use that is going in, but rather the building and property line issue, which as the board knows is not something the department generally involves itself in when it comes to conflicts about property lines. i think it is relatively straightforward from the planning point of view. there was adequate notice, to all occupants within three qaddafi, for the environmental review. -- to all occupants within 300 feet. there would have done a building permit application filed at the time

caller: i would like to give a shout out to my teacher, mrs. scott. the question on the different types of taxing. ow what differenta types of taxing we need to know. guest: i thought he said texting. in terms of taxation, you should certainly know the income-tax which was greeted by a constitutional amendment and words like excise tax and tariffs. host: this student wants to give a shout out to his teacher. what does the policies should be reviewed? guest: we always grandeur of the new bureaucracy in questions like fiscal and monetary policy -- we always cringe about the bureaucracy questions. know the difference. fiscal policy is about taxing and spending. the executive branch, the legislative branch, and the judicial branch are all involved in passing laws and policies that ultimately require revenue so they have to tax and spend. monetary policy is more independent and coming out of the federal reserve, of which ben bernanke is the chairman. it regulates how much money is in the economy by addressing interest rates. host: sturgis, mich., good morn

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department staff. i think the presentation given by the project sponsor has been very thorough. i am lucky to be joined this evening by the planner who handled this. he is one of our neighborhood planners with excellent knowledge of this project. he will be able to get into detail with any question. on february 11, they certified the environmental impact report. at this hearing on the 10th, the planning commission also unanimously approved the office allocation for the project, the exceptions, and the variants granted for the project -- variance granted for the project. that has five findings which must be met and much show a hardship, versus the exception. that would consider a variety of criteria set back in the planning code. i would like to highlight two of the exceptions. i would like to talk a little bit about the goals. the tower separation is in order to assure there can be distinguished form. this is a corner lot. on two sides, it does have of this tower separation. one side has a courtyard. i

country, they're creating jobs in south carolina, we are manufacturing here and so that gentleman, mr. scott from georgia, the message is clear, they are and they'll continue to do so as long as we have a probusiness economy, as long as we have a probusiness climate. and like i said earlier, if nlrb wins this suit, mr. gowdy, we're going to see decisions made about not whether to locate in a right to work state like south carolina or utah or arizona or south dakota or even virginia or many, many others in this country, we're not going to see that argument about whether to locate in a right to work state or a union state, we're going to see truly what he was talking about, we're going to see the decision being made about whether to locate in the united states of america and put americans to work or locate in another country. that's the que going to be asked. mr. mulvaney: this is not just an attack on one company, nor is it an attack, an attack more broadly. this is a specific attack on the people of south carolina. it is. it is a specific attack on the people we represent. we live in a state

. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. scott for five minutes. >> thank you. i will be brief about this. mr. hunter, i appreciate you bringing this, and we in georgia passed the senate bill and i know that none of us like a offers from other states tell us how to run our states but it was in 2007i was the last republican to commit to it and i will tell you it's been extremely successful very much like this program is, and since that time since it is passed not a single member of either party has proposed to repeal that. i think that this is an excellent program very similar to what we put in georgia and again, not a single mode to repeal the legislation since it was put in georgia because it works. thank you. i would yield back my time. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from maryland mr. roberts burger. estimates before mr. chairman. this has been a good debate. i understand both sides of the issue but i'm going to vote this amendment and this is the reason why. first i spent a lot of time in the local government before i had

>> the chair recognizes mr. scott from georgia. d like to point out i was right about the issue is wrong about the amendment. [laughter] i hope you'll bear with me i was concerned mr. griffin of arkansas wouldn't be able to get a new suit if we band rayon from coming into the country. [laughter] >> i want to take down his words. i just needed to laugh, mr. chairman. it's been a long day. i will put on myself a little bit. [laughter] >> so the time has arrived. any further debate on the amendment? if not, the question is on the adoption of the amendment offered by mr. aikn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it and the agreement to the amendment is agreed to. mr. conaway for the amendment 088 or. the clerk will please distribute the amendment. without objection the reading of the amendment will be dispensed with. the gentleman is recognized to explain his amendment. >> can i get the full two minutes? mr. chairman, section 526 to the 2007 energy bill put in place a restriction on the use of synthetic fuels from c

mr. replace katie couric. it will be scott pelley. >>> an interesting repercussion to the death of osama bin laden. it made one man break out his razor. right after 9/11 this man vowed not to shave until osama was captured. nearly 10 years later, he's clean shaven. >>> okay. still ahead on wjz create -- eyewitness news at noon, bernadette woods will take a look at weather. >>> first a look at midday stocks to be followed by last night's multimatch numbers. >>> welcome back. the sun has made its way back. we'll see a mex of clouds and sunshine. these temperatures going up. it's already 77 degrees in baltimore. 79 in easton. out in the mountains, 72 in cumberland. 69 in oakland. the winds have turned around. that's bringing out more moisture. at the same time a new storm system is moving our way. here it is out to the west. you see a lot of rain and strong thunderstorms with it. as this moves into hour current air situation, we head through the afternoon. there will be a lot of fuel. we'll see more thunderstorms firing along thi

mr. sanchez? >> thank you. good afternoon. scott sanchez, planning department. just some overview, it is 161- 165 newman street, located within rh-2, two-unit density zoning district, located within the vernal heights special use district. i think this is the first variants appeal that the board has heard that i conducted the hearing since the start conducting hearings in june. this item was heard on september 22, 2010. the subject application seeks variances from the lot area, rear yard, and usable open space to allow the subdivision of the lot into separate, legal bahts, one approximately 25 by 46 and the other 25 by 50, but which are substandard in terms of the lot size, even though it is a corner lot. it still requires a variance. into the findings, the vernal heights special use district does have some smaller than normal lots, but they are still generally 25 by 80 feet. the subject lot as it exists is generally larger than what we would typically find it in vernal heights. however, the property is excessively developed. in 1998, there was a building permit

caller: i would like to give a shout out to my teacher, mrs. scott. i the question on the different types of taxing. ow what dferentwha types of taxing we need to know. guest: i thought he said texting. in terms of taxation, you should certainly know the income-tax which was greeted by a constitutionalmendment and words like excise tax and tariffs. host: this student wants to give a shout out to his teacher. what does the policies should be reviewed? guest: we always grandeur of the new bureaucracy in questions like fiscal and monetary policy -- we always cringe about the bureaucracy questions. know the difference. fiscal policy is about taxing and spending. the executive branch, the legislative branch, and the dicial branch are all involved in passing laws and policies that ultimately require revenue so they have to tax d spend. monetary policy is more independent and coming out of the federal reserve, of which ben bernanke is the chairman. it regulates how much money is in the economy by addressing interest rates. host sturgis, mich., good morning.

scott robinson. he does not live in the tenderloin, he is a for-profit business. in as much as that is relevant, i think that the financial association -- is relevant. >> did you look if mr. robinson had donated to anyone's campaign? >> who is scott robinson? >> he owns housing court inc.. >> i don't know why you brought bay drugs into it. what was this bay and drug thing? >> there is the reason for you to investigate his financial connections because that would be the interest of bay drugs. >> if you are making a suggestion that someone else's testimony is tainted, you would make sure that your client, even though there once removed, did not also contribute. -- even though they are once removed, did not contribute. >> i'm understand that and that is an excellent point, commissioners. i would point out that i have never actually met mr. robinson. i have dealt entirely with ms. morgan. i have no financial interest in this case. i'm doing this case simply because i believe in the strength of my client's position and have a lot of sympathy for that community. i used to live in the tenderloin. my mind and heart is with that community and that is why i am representing the app

mr. stud in nerd's clothing? we'll look to the maps. we are looking at -- i'm going to stop. scott, back to you. >> mike, enough with you. the biggest loser trainer is cheating on her diet. i dn understand that, either. mango competes with apple. the announcement expected later today. heart disease kills one woman every minute. we can chae the statistic by choosing to speak up for our hearts. take control of your heart health and encourage others to do the same. take the go red heart check up. find out your ten year risk for heart disease or stroke learn how to make small simple changes to reduce your risk and change your life. speak up to save lives. log on to goredforwomen.org find out how you can prevent heart disease. >>> 4:53 this morning. apple's new iphone 5 will have something the other generations don't have. a curved glass screen. industry sources say apple purchased 300 glass cutting machines to be used by glass makers to hand cut those screens. >>> microsoft is hoping mango will take a bite out of apple's business. they will unveil their mango update today in new york.

scott, come on up. [applause] supervisor wiener: thank you, mr. mayor. i represent this district on the board of supervisors. we always talk about how important small business is in terms of creating jobs, in terms of having interesting neighborhoods where we have unique businesses and not a complete takeover by chain stores, but then, we do not always put our money where our mouth is, and we make it difficult sometimes for small businesses to succeed. in my office, at least once a week, we learned of a new arcane regulations or permit or fee or something preventing small businesses from succeeding. so it is so nice and so productive when the city is able to take a pro-active steps to help small businesses financially -- take a pro-active steps -- take pro-active steps to help small businesses financially. we have a real diverse array of interesting small businesses, so i am proud that we have been able to do this, and especially what we have been able to do on valencia's street. so congratulations and best of luck. -- especially what we have been able t

scott -- chris cox. >> thank you, mr. president. good morning. [applause] before i begin i'd like to pause for a personal note. as you know, the last two decades have truly been an era of restoration of our second amendment freedom. wayne didn't know i was going to mention this today and i'm sure you're probably starting to feel uncomfortable and wondering where i'm going with it but for all his visionary leadership, dedication and toughness in fighting for our rights, i think we should take a moment to recognize that this weekend marks the 20th year of wayne laperriere's service as our n.r.a. executive vice president and chief executive officer. [applause] wayne would be the first to credit others but our success over the last two decades are in no small way a credit to wayne. under his leadership our membership has more than doubled, right to security laws have quadruples, hundreds of protection laws are on the books in all 50 states and all of those firearms manufacturers in this convention center are now protected from reckless lawsuits. some

scott wiener? [applause] thank you for being here. we have our district attorney mr. gascon. public defender jeff a adachi. and our fire chief, joanne as white. [applause] acting city administrator, amy brown. [applause] port director monique moyer is with us. [applause] and from senator mark lino's office, susan slim. [applause] from assemblyman tom ammiano's office. thank you for joining us in the celebration. we will have the final performance of the evening from the chinese american international school. they helped to start this celebration earlier this evening. i do not know if all of us were here but they are now returning. they will be performing for us and the beautiful traditions of the chinese new year, the alliance stance. please welcome students from the chinese american international school. -- the lion's dance. -- the lion's dance. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> [inaudible] [applause] this is really a unique performance. before we end tonight's program, i want to, on behalf of the city, thank at&t again for your generous sponsorship, making the celebration

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mr. cuddles... toilet paper? oh, hey, scott. here, scott extra soft tissue. it's their softest roll ever.attern. it's softness done right. same soft rolls we use at home honey! one more thing, guys. oh nice a shoe rack! actually, it's a toilet paper rack. sweet. huh. huh. [ female announcer ] do you know scott? scott extra soft is softness, done right. >>> good morning. 6:13 on tuesday. live look at the golden gate bridge. where you can see the car traffic is moving just fine. although, you will notice that the west sidewalk has nobody there. that is because it's closed now. pedestrians and bicyclists will have to share the eastbound lanes during this period of seismic retrofit work. by the way, you might see rain out there. also, the bay area at s.f.o., that has translated to one hour arrival delays already. so we'll talk to mike and frances in a couple of minutes. >>> more news. san francisco mayor ed lee is set to present his new budget for the coming fiscal year. it may be less brutal than initially projected. the mayor is looking to balance $306 million deficit, as part of a projecte

mr. willard scott. >> be careful when you're driving. watch for the little baby animals. skunks.ay joseph wiencek of trumbull, connecticut. a hero at 100 years old. dorothy smiley, a former physical education teacher, still uses a stationary bike and tries to get people to join her. they won't do it. harry riley, orangeburg, south carolina. 104. enjoy it is beauty of nature and loves to fish and loves to be a vegetarian. we wish him a happy birthday. eleanor grummert, omaha, nebraska, is 100 years old. former teacher and she loves to bake fabulous dinners. i love to eat fabulous dinners. and george stille, toledo, iowa. 100 years old today. used to farm and had a drugstore in town. walks two miles a day. mary meissner of west bloomfield, michigan. one of the greatest neighborhoods in the country, beautiful. was born on top of a town jail. loves politics. i don't know that there is a connection. now back to new york city. >> all right, willard, thank you very much. >> how is that pie? >> we're still eating b.j.'s food. >> what's that? >> sweet potato pie. >> what's this? >> pecan.