mr. williams, you have three minutes of rebuttal. >> thank you. steve williams again. you know, with all due respect to mr. [inaudible] who i've known for a very long time, he's just wrong about article 9. please look at the language of that statute. it says my portion, any construction, and any portion of an unaccepted street requires the consent of the abutting landowner and the reason is because they're responsible. you heard it from his lips. the matulas will be 100% responsible for this. they get to pick their poison. it's more dangerous to build a sidewalk and a lot higher level of liability for a sidewalk that's been constructed than for natural land. if someone's hiking up through these bushes as it is now they will at least have that defense, but won't have that defense on this steep slope of concrete. as you heard from the neighbors, mr. brand is bent on attacking the matulas, who knows why, and he's bent on rehashing arguments that went out with the dr. he talks about windows, and the design. the design has been set since 2006. the only thing he's been dealin

mr. williams colleagues any questions to the parties? okay. at this point this hearing has been held and this matter is in the hands of the board supervisor mar >> so let me start by thanking planning staff and the project sponsor and mr. williams and on that have people in favor of the appeal it's been about a year i've been involved and contacted by ms. lee and the owner gabriel i feel this year's time to look at the preservation or the don't guess but the creation of protection of two below market rate units within the project i'm not sure that a continuance of time would allow movement on botsdz i'm open to that if this is what the body wants i'm willing to vote on this today as my colleagues have said as policymakers in the city the discretionary under 317 that the planning commissioners looked at the 3 that voted against the project i feel they're making the right policy call in making sure that we are preserving such we can in the rent control and housing stocking in the city we need family sized housing like those from the public that

mr. williams. please, stay back from mr. williams. give him room. i have entourage. >> an entourage of little people. >> yeah i would always love to have an entourage of little people. >> i'm robin williams bodyguards. stand back, stand back. >> [ laughter ] being on drugs is always pretty amazing. you always have to go. somebody wants to be seen. you tell these stories about, for him it's difficult because if you do movies like rambo somebody is going to go up to you and say, you ain't that tough. what are they going to do to me come up to me and say you're not that funny. >> then there are times when the interview stops completely to bid farewell to costars like barney hunt. >> come on we're friends. >> okay honey, i'll see you okay. >> bye. see you b. bye. >> she remembered my name. what an honor. >> it's written our your back. >> my name is bob. turn me around and let's talk. >> hello call me bob. >> reporter: there's one sure thing about a robin williams interview. at some point before it's over he'll have something new to say about his hometow

william schick, united states medical corps. my home was chicago, illinois. my parents were mr. and mrs. william h schick.ieutenant. he was born three months after pearl harbor. he is named after you -- billy. you may be pleased to know that he was born on your birthday. >> that's swell. thanks. >> how does it happen that all of you sound and talk alike? >> we are all alike. we are all americans. ♪ ["my country tis of thee"] ♪ ["taps"] ♪ tokyo is calling not a sake -- nagasaki, over. his excellency, from your toe tojo will report to the nation. i have the honor to report that we have struck an annihilating blow at the united states people. here are the facts. >> almost immediately, the crowing began. just listen to the facts. arizona, sunk and lost. >> regrettably, that is correct. >> the aircraft carrier enterprise, capsized and lost. >> incorrect. that is the old target ship, utah. >> battleship oklahoma, lost. >> capsized, but not lost. plans are underway for writing her. battleships california, nevada, and west virginia -- damaged beyond repair. >> temporarily damage, but before you go further, meet c

mr. williams, what was your reaction to that part of the press conference today? ? one, i think what's important to remember is the ramos family found amazing strength to forgive and ask that we move forward civilly. members of the eric garner and mike brown family have asked something similar. so i think we need to keep that in mind as we're going forward. some of the rhetoric might have been emotional, it's unwarranted. some of that rhetoric was happening before this heinous act. and i think what's happening is people are confusing two different things. they're confusing people saying we want police in our community. we also want to have just policing and better policing. they're confusing that with someone saying that we're anti-cop or anti-police. and i don't think that anyone can point to significant tanyth has said that is anti-police. i'm happy that the mayor is continuing and pointing out the specific things that he's done of the and my hope is that all involved will take a step back and say, let's discuss this in a better way that actually moves us forward

mr. william springer is the director. >> this project covers the baltimore metropolitan area. it has developed over 600 jobs that are considered appropriate for older workers who lack definite skills or formal educations. we have found that employers in the baltimore area are very receptive to hiring older workers through this project. >> this is mrs. james. unemployed for -- unemployed because of her age for over one year. through the baltimore project she was retrained through the maryland general hospital. now she is filling a needed role, needed by the hospital, useful once more to herself. >> everywhere that i applied for a job everybody told me i was too old. so, i got in touch with the old workers project. they sent me on a job. two days per week, the job held up fine. i am doing fine on my own and getting along fine. >> in cleveland work is being conducted under the auspices of the cleveland welfare federation. mrs. everett randall is the director. >> among other things there 50 plus program is concerned with pulling together and using all the services and resources of

mr. williams asked in terms of the response and the answer we gave is no i'll suggest the claurntd items that deal with the inquires of the members of the public regarding minutes which is what dave's comments was for example the compensation plans and questions on the annual report people wanted to know before the annual report and hedge few minutes letters around hedge funds and i've no evidence of the responses by the members of staff so i'll suggest as well as the commissioners i mean commissioners requests for an answer so those kinds of kinds of things to deal with a timeline responsiveness for the inquires because i've golden roughly 3 hundred e-mails all of which i've respond to virtually all of the e-mails i've gotten i want to make sure the similar responsiveness among the staff those are the customers and we need to give an answer she wrote an e-mail and has she been respondent to those are the customers we deserve we're we must give them a response so there's no consistency we need to calendar an item to deal with timelines, etc. when a customer comes here on a mobile devices

mr. william, just now, i mean, he informed me that they're willing to allow construction of it to address mark brand's point. yes, we can a allow this under an encroachment permit, we can make it permanent, so to speak, provided he gets consent from the two neighboring properties. in this case consent is required because it's something that's not constructed to city standards. the 15 foot wide #150id walk is proposed per city standards, thus no consent is required, it's already legislative sidewalk. for this additional path consent would be required from the conjoining property owners. if that is obtained we can issue that as a minor encroachment permit. i have nothing else to add. any questions i'd be glad to answer. >> thank you. >> commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> quite a history lesson, commissioner. >> i'm not sure, my memory -- whether i made the comment that was a really long walkway on mountain spring. i remember the case, but our review of it was predominantly on the parking variant, a little differently than the other entitlement hearings and appeal that is have occurr

mr. williams address in their brief. we believe the appellant misconstrued dpw's policy about the applicability of section 406 article 9 of the public works code. our applicability for this is when there is a proposal to construct the entire street, so the entire stanion property line to property line for the feasibility that the city would ultimately accept it for maintenance. in a case like that, yes. absolutely. all the fronting property owners need to consent because ultimately they are the ones that are going to be either paying for it or going to be assessed a certain value of it until the improvements are paid off, thus following the board of supervisors this approval of the proposed driveway to the site through the right of way, mark brand came to us with a proposal to construct what is already legislated as a 15 foot wide sidewalk along both sides of the street for the stretch of the street. and mountain spring and i know it's hard to see off this, but there was app copy of this map also included in our brief, b

mr. williams, innocent americans died at the hands of terrorists and you compare them to a general's family? i'm embarrassed for you and for nbc and for those on the right, senator mccain, this goes for you. >> i dispute wholeheartedly that it was right for them to use these methods. >> senator, stop apologizing for keeping america safe. those procedures were legal and effective. and here's the thing. senator feinstein and all her colleagues were aware of enhanced interrogations. now they want to call out the cia. well, we're calling you out for your hypocrisy. see, your weak-kneed response to terror does nothing, nothing, to make terrorists hate us less. it does, however, make america less safe when politicians like you cry foul for political gain. i'll leave you with this, the next time you feel sorry for terrorists, here's a little reminder of why we interrogate th time. willis report is next. have a good weekend. liz: bye now. gerri: hello, everyone. i'm gerri willis. it's a bitter pill for americans to swallow. the rising health care costs affecting everyone. 43 million of us have unpa

pumping gas at the ripe old age of 8 or 9 years old for that to be true, the ted williams story is fact and it is true. mry friend. the point is, ralph nose ted is there. baseball game against army. i'll take all their paychecks. i got ted williams. then david comes, knocks on ted's door. he had some fishing gear. let's go fishing. ralph tried to stop him. ted, ted, i've told my wife i'm coming home with a big paycheck. i bet my whole paycheck on this game. ralph held the fence up so ted williams could go awol. maybe he lost the game and ralph had a rough night at home with mary ellen. fate touched ralph hall one more time. as a chairman of the nasa committee here in congress, ralph hall and his friends were great americans. this picture shows the greatest. a man right there named neil armstrong. the first american to walk on the moon. colonel tom stafford, another apollo restaurant. right by the microphone there, captain gene. went to the moon twice on apollo -- apollo 10 and apollo 17. fate touched ralph hall's life. fate touched our lives by giving ralph hall to us. he is america's best. he's texas' be

mr. williams up to 3 minutes. >> thank you president chiu and members of the board thank you for your attention to this and your intelligent comments it sounds like this is going to be continued to have a further look-see i want to correct some of the errors this building is occupied by tenant up until the purchase until december 2012 all the neighbors informed me who students probably a lot like jeffrey that lived up there and bought out before the developers

mr. williams. >> pete and neal had made a deal with maurice williams for $5,000. on that saturday, the day before we finished getting sue out of the ground, that we gave maurice williams a check for $5,000, that said for "theropod sue" on the bottom of the check. even though $5,000 may not seem like a lot, it was a lot of money for our company to spend, and no one had ever paid that much for an undiscovered fossil before. we had lots of conversations with maurice williams about what was happening to the dinosaur. he knew that we were going to bring it back to hill city. he was completely in favor of that. he knew about the museum we were building. he knew we were going to be preparing the fossil. >> that's about the only ones that we have. well, it's not the only one. >> almost. >> almost. and it's not... not completely... maurice williams never intended to sell that fossil. 123450 maurice williams knew exactly what he was doing. maurice williams knew exactly what he was doing. known you were on his ranch, we would have warned you." >> i had known people who knew

pumping gas at the ripe old age of 8 or 9 years old for that to be true, the ted williams story is fact and it is true. mr. olson: i thank my friend. the point is, ralph nose ted is there. baseball game against army. i'll take all their paychecks. i got ted williams. then david comes, knocks on ted's door. he had some fishing gear. let's go fishing. ralph tried to stop him. ted, ted, i've told my wife i'm coming home with a big paycheck. i bet my whole paycheck on this game. ralph held the fence up so ted williams could go awol. maybe he lost the game and ralph had a rough night at home with mary ellen. fate touched ralph hall one more time. as a chairman of the nasa committee here in congress, ralph hall and his friends were great americans. this picture shows the greatest. a man right there named neil armstrong. the first american to walk on the moon. colonel tom stafford, another apollo restaurant. right by the microphone there, captain gene. went to the moon twice on apollo -- apollo 10 and apollo 17. fate touched ralph hall's life. fate touched our lives by giving ralph hall to us. he is america's be

mr. williams' life and it due to hanging. robin williams >> reporter: goodbye to let mike and hello to an icon could ruin a marty gonzales in the kron 4 newsroom this is the largest earthquake to hit the bay area is struck about 320 this morning. music played music is plain playing.... >> reporter: still had its release made international headlines the controversial film the interview from sony and how their opening day went. and now dusty diamond is in trouble with the law that information is coming up straight ahead. >> reporter: the readiness of the 30 summit show you how low the temperatures will go. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance sale is on now! ...g

mr. williams. i thank you, our living room thanks you. humbled by the presence of our next guest. dirk callahan is here. dirk was the first man to clench his fist, look up at the sky, and scream "why" in anger. dirk, could you look up now and shout the line that made you famous? >> hello. [ laughter ] [ cheers & applause ] >> seth: dirk has gone through some tough times since he first screamed "why" in anger. and often he forgets what his famous line is. his famous line of course being "why" screamed in anger up to the ceiling. dirk, do you want to give it one more shot? dirk, scream your famous line. [ cheers & applause ] >> why. >> seth: i think we're all asking ourselves why, dirk. and finally -- oh, no. the devil has returned. oh, no, ladies and gentlemen the devil is inside of me, seth meyers. devil we must end this now. by the power of nbc's holy trinity brian williams, lorne michaels and savannah guthrie, i command you devil, i command you to leave this body now. devil, devil, you must take -- oh no. oh no. the devil has won. oh, t

mr. williams life ended from the 60 if you to haiti unforgettable unmistakable and undeniably a product of the bay area. goodbye to a landmark and hello to icon. the larger of quick to hit the bay area since the latin 89 to five years ago struck about 320 this morning. >> reporter: 50 flannels san jose a ring in 2015 you're here as we watch the fireworks on the new year's eve live show featuring gary and catherine and george perry is the seven emirs each night will be back in just the governments with more on kron 4 weekend edition news. .. >> reporter: take a look at the same from early this morning fire crews for his morning incentive around 520 and spoke with the man who lives in one of the two homes that burned itself did have a fire had a fireplace last night when it was a better run one-third have five offices that had a crackling sound and saw fire on a roof of a home fire crews timmy they believed in all, to amend this issue the fireplaces firebox not work properly and not contend he can fire striking a fire in the walls. if his left the outset of the fireplace. identified this is

mr. williams live in it from the six give due to hanging unforgettable unmistakable and undeniably, a producte to a landmark in hello to a icon the larger of what to hit the bay area since the 1989 loma pretty quick to five years ago stood about 320 this morning. >>mark: as a rapper of the remainder of the year we finish it out in style and air and go watch the fireworks on our new year's eve live show featuring gary it all starts tomorrow night at 1139 years eve here on kron 4. get yourself something nice. love, nana. something nice. the kfc $5 fill up. the only pot pie made with the world's best chicken and a cookie, and a drink, all for just five dollars. isn't that nice. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to u i mean, we're going to be there anyway why don't you just leave it for us to pick up? or you could always get in your c and take it back yoursel yeah, us picking it up is probably your easiest optio it's kind of a no brainer ok, well, good talk have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for t

mr. williams. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank all of you for being here today. appreciate it. i'm from texas. we've got a lot of air space in texas. and my question to you would be ms. gilligan, as companies look for economical ways to modernize their delivery systems, unmanned aircraft systems are looking more and more attractive as we learned today. amazon prime air is currently investigating the possibility of using small drones to quickly deliver their packages to their customers. my office has met with amazon prime and learned they are having some difficulties getting permission from the faa to test their delivery system outdoors in a rural area in washington state. would you please give this subcommittee an update on amazon primary's petition under the faa modernization reform act of 2012 that will allow them to test this system outside here and in the u.s.? >> why sir i'd be glad to. they have applied for the exemption, and we've worked closely with amazon. we've been in regular contact with amazon since i would say, over a year ago when they began pursui

william settlement annual report. superintendent, will you introduce ruth to read the recommendation? >> thank you, president fewer. in lieu of, i would like to have our general counsel donald davis please read. >> thank you, mr. superintendent. the williams settlement and the subsequent legislation impose monitoring reports on county offices of education related to instruction materials and facilities and accuracy of the scorecard. all 39 school were inspected in accordance with the education code requirements and the district was found to be in compliance with the dictates of the williams settlement. so the recommended action is that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district accept the 2014 williams settlement annual report regarding the district's site visits and findings for the district's 39 schools that are ranked in deciles 1-3 of the academic performance index. >> thank you. >> no public speakers are signed up for this. oh, we need a motion and second and it's not in this >> motion. >> second. >> thank you. comments from the board or superintendent? seeing none, roll call vote. >> thank you. >> mr. haney. >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes, dr.

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mr. williams. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to thank all of you for being here today. appreciate it. i'm from texas. we've got a lot of air space in texas. and my question to you would be, ms. gilligan, as companies look for economical ways to modernize their delivery systems, unmanned aircraft systems are looking more and more attractive as we learned today. amazon prime air is currently investigating the possibility of using small drones to quickly deliver their packages to their customers. my office has met with amazon prime and learned they are having some difficulties getting permission from the faa to test their delivery system outdoors in a rural area in washington state. would you please give this subcommittee an update on amazon primary's petition under the faa modernization reform act of 2012 that will allow them to test this system outside here and in the u.s.? >> why sir, i'd be glad to. they have applied for the exemption, and we've worked closely with amazon. we've been in regular contact with amazon since, i would say, over a year ago when they began pur

we'll turn now to the president of the naacp cornell william brooks. mr. brooks, you just heard the commissioner here, are they doing enough? >> in one answer, no. we're looking at the tragedy of eric garner as a single incident. it's not enough. to talk about training retrospectively as opposed -- as to holding people accountable retrospectively that's where we have to go. yes, body cameras. look at training. we have to look at fundamentally changing the culture of policing in new york city and across the country. we have to change the model of policing. in other words, we are -- we have police serving the role as occupying army as opposed to using a community policing model, that's where we have to go. unless we're talking in terms of global, comprehensive reform it's not enough. we have across this country generation of young people who simply seeing that we believe based on imperical evidence, pandemic of police miss conduct. we are not a nation who put our heads in the sand. we have citizens who are rising up and saying, now is the time. >> schieffer:

holder condemn the killings and urge calm, for more now we turn to the head of the naacp cornell william brooks. mr. brooks, i want to ask you first, you heard what the head of the police union just said. former governor of new york george pataki, republican, sent out a tweet also very credible of democratic of the mayor, these are his words, we're sickened by these barbaric acts which sadly are predictable out come of divisive anti--cop rhetoric of attorney general eric holder and bill de blasio is that fair? >> i don't think so it's fair. i send my condolences to the families of these police officers. i don't think it's fair because the clear insanity of lone gunman to the peaceful protests and aspirations of many people across the country including the attorney general, the mayor, even the president. simply not fair. >> schieffer: this does appear as you say to be deranged man. but are these shootings somehow a step backwards in the effort to try to get this thing right? >> i believe it's not a step forward. we have a violence problem. think about it this way. the tears of the families of these

williams, who died in august. in july of 20010, he did a comedy routine at a democratic party fundraiser. this is almost 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mrbin williams. [cheering] >> thank you! thank you very much! bill opened up a can of whoopass yes, he did! you saw he was -- yes sir. sweet jesus al, you were possessed! people pouring down the aisles, saying "i believe!" so much for that charisma bullshit huh? even stevie wonder's backstage going, "i hear good things. things are going well. mm-hmm!" got everybody moving. mm-hmm! thank god for that barbecue. let it out. works through you quick. come on through, barbecue. designed to turn your lower track into a fun slide. folks down here had the pressure barbecue, farm raised chickens. chicken stock their own life. people up there in d.c., god bless you. good luck to you. [cheering] here at mci. if you see people on headsets they are not on their mobile they are secret service. mobile phones, you see them all over. sometimes if you can't do that you think people are washington -- yeah, sure, oh, yeah! even a homeless mind -- makes them look like they are out of their goddamned mind. hom

pumping gas at the ripe old age of 8 or 9 years old for that to be true, the ted williams story is fact and it is true. mr. olson: i thank my friend. the point is, ralph nose ted is there. baseball game against army. i'll take all their paychecks. i got ted williams. then david comes, knocks on ted's door. he had some fishing gear. let's go fishing. ralph tried to stop him. ted, ted, i've told my wife i'm coming home with a big paycheck. i bet my whole paycheck on this game. ralph held the fence up so ted williams could go awol. maybe he lost the game and ralph had a rough night at home with mary ellen. fate touched ralph hall one more time. as a chairman of the nasa committee here in congress, ralph hall and his friends were great americans. this picture shows the greatest. a man right there named neil armstrong. the first american to walk on the moon. colonel tom stafford, another apollo restaurant. right by the microphone there, captain gene. went to the moon twice on apollo -- apollo 10 and apollo 17. fate touched ralph hall's life. fate touched our lives by giving ralph hall to us. he is america's be

. >> william. >> mr. president. >> mr. lincoln. >> sir. >> frederick.r able to tolerate a friend? >> this way. >> seward's jaw is broken in two places and his right arm is fractured. so on april 9th, unaware of lee's surrender, lincoln returns to washington to visit his injured secretary of state. >> i think we near ly, richmond is back in the arms. i walked her streets. i sat in jeff davis' own chair. >> thank you for coming, mr. president. >> how could i stay away when my secretary of state is rendered in such a way as he cannot but listen? i have worked my own hand as hard as at sawing wood, so many others hands have i shaken. i was at the prison. general weitzle asked me point blank how to treat the defeated confederate soldiers. i told him to let them up easy. my old friend. >> it is close to 10:00 p.m. when secretary of war stanton delivers to lincoln the telegram reporting that robert e. lee has surrendered. the next day washington city is in full celebration. a crowd gathers in front of the white house to serenade lincoln and to call for him to

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