thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so, people told stores. i bet you tell stories. did you tell a story today? >> yeah, i bet you did you went up to our friend and said, did you see that? your friend said, no, no he didn't. right? that's a story. so, i will tell you a story. in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell you the story about a super hero. krishna as a little boy in the village where the trees blow and the water flows and the birds fly and the grass grows, in this village there are cows. and people and they go to the river and they go to get their water. and they go to the river and what do they see? an evil demon is polluting the river. callia. and th

if you were to consider this project as open space, no theatre, just let us say all parking lot or level, the department and the commission would probably require some type of give back to the public in the form of open space. the small triangle that is shown here to me did -- does not meet that concept. it is far too small, the give back is far too small. that's my first comment. the second one is i have always thought and i have no reason to the absolute that this is a project that will be sold after entitlement and my caution to the department of the commission is that watch out for any major changes at that point this is a very very important project to the richmond district. it is the focal point . i would be very very careful about that. other than that i think the project has finally come to some reasonable degree of the possibility of the neighborhood very much. they want something improved and since it's been started and that's appreciated. my only other question is whether the commercial spaces are economically viable. i would not like to see the main spaces or the smaller reta

if it's not written down then staff has no mechanism to do enforcement or to make sure the sponsor maintains the theatre regularly so it doesn't get run down. >> jeff johnson planning department, because those concerns are raised by the community and others, we held the project to somewhat higher standard to some of the finer scaled details. not contained in your packet are a number of details that we requested and product and included windows, cultured stones and sections and details, roof tile, canopy elements and doors surround and that kind of level of detail to make sure that is memorialized. >> i appreciate that but the element is day-to-day security and the manner that we don't have to spend later money to imitate a plaque that has been ripped off. i would like this to be a protected resource if it's occupied. that requires an investment and commitment from the owner that is like a real life presence in a project. >> commissioner antonini? >> i would like to make a motion to approve and i would to capture a few things. the first part of my motion is to require strict security on the building unti

no. maybe. >> jack! >> jimmy: there you go. "oblivion" in theatres a week from tomorrow. tom cruise is here. u're a movie star. in fact, i have a little something that i would like to challenge for you. >> okay, a challenge with you and me? >> jimmy: this is just a personal challenge for you. i have a series of random lines. and what i would like -- >> things you're just going to pull out of your head. >> jimmy: no, no, they're written down. but i would like you to read them in a dramatic movie star way. >> okay. >> jimmy: can you do that? >> i'll try. i'll do my best. >> jimmy: is there a way to get the soup and the salad? >> okay. is there a way to get the soup and the salad? give me another one. i can do that better i think. >> jimmy: what's your return policy on this panini maker? >> okay. what's the line again? >> jimmy: what's your return policy on this panini maker? >> what's your return policy on this panini maker. i can do that better. >> jimmy: i'll give you another one. >> in movies you get more tape than just one. >> april in accounting needs you to update your w2s. >> okay, come

theatre last july. this is holmes at an earlier hearing -- no cameras were allowed inside court today. the prosecutor says, he talked about the penalty for holmes, with the 60 people who lost relatives in the shooting. and decided that "justice is death". if it happens -- a friend of one of the victims says, he wants to be there. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv starting at $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> a chilling mystery in texas. the question -- who is killing texas prosecutors? a second law enforcement official has been killed. in a matter of weeks. kron 4's catherine

theatre last july. this is holmes at an earlier hearing -- no cameras were allowed inside court today.he prosecutor says, he talked about the penalty for holmes, with the 60 people who lost relatives in the shooting.and decided that "justice is death". the trial has been delayed until at least february to allow both sides to prepare. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room north korea it is promising to restart its small football facility it was closed and 2007 as part of an international nuclear disarmament deal. with threats to launch strikes even against the u.s.! they are taking those threats seriously. a veteran san jose firefighter, who collapsed while battling a blaze last august, is back on the job. firefighter frank ryan was treated to a 'welcome back breakfast' at station- one this morning. ryan suffered a heart attack on august 30th. as crews were gaining the upper hand on a stubborn 3- alarm fire at st. patrick's church, on east santa clara street. ryan tells kron four's rob fladeboe. he began to feel faint, and the next thing he remembers is waking up in the hospital. >> w

no, mr. chair. >> if there is nothing further, the meeting is adjourned. [gavel] (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them, they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we

one project in a particular the alexander theatre outthink a boulevard is my roenlt and we have a hearing this thursday and there's no one in my affirm that has the information to be able to present the projects. i have one left hand architect who works for me and hope to have one or two more so in the next month's. so if other projects do move along and a do need to be presented i can have staff working on the projects. the large projects have professionals involved to present those projects. so i'm asking inform a waiver to continue my livelihood as long as serve on the prehistoric committee >> any questions? >> what would you do if you worn out granted this waiver. >> i won't be able to serve the big conflict is not appearing before the commission but that i work with planners and staff in the building department and the planning dependent on various projects. obviously anything that is a conflict on that board i will recuse myself. i would go everything i could to have someone else presents those projects. but this is really related to ongoing work with staff. >> my understanding is the remit for seat number 3 ar

. >> you go up wacker to get to the chicago theatre? >> no. >> state or lake.just fun to say wacker. >> stephanie: it was -- i was able -- because you know i've lived there. we've all lived in chicago. lived off pulaski. >> i loved off sheridan and diversey. >> i was at -- >> pulaski for i'm freezing my [ bleep ] off and i need to get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> except in summer. >> i'm roasting my [ bleep ] off and i need to get the [ bleep ] out of here. >> stephanie: the other thing is there's such a nexus not just the president's hometown, obviously. the gun debate, all of that stuff. north korea, hello. dennis rodman. [ ding ding ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: i was saying what did you do, dennis rodman? what did you say? you were talking about like freaky [ bleep ] you used to do with carmen electra. what has upset them? that has made the situation worse. there are a lot of retired chicago sports people that might have been better. his airness michael jordan. >> michael jordan not crazy. >> refrigerator perry could have sat on him. something, people. that

no, ton, yes, lapis zarus. the matter is continued to june 19th. >> meeting is adjourned. >>> >>> >>> >>> >> (music) >> herb theatre,open rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal.

behalf of the group that is used as a theatre, outdoor am theatre with concerts going on at night where right now it's a residential neighborhood with no concerts. we are concerned it's being run off through our door. it's been approved by the supervisors which i definitely support the america's cup. it's very quiet when they have the races but when it's picked as an entity called live nation, it's the most powerful group in the world, their growth sales is 5.9 billion. most of you know for the last three years they confronted the neighborhood on knob hill and the neighbors are required to spend $600,000 on their own money to not let them take over the auditorium. applauding people they are so powerful. i'm concerned about using this as an outdoor concert when it has not been vetd for any of the sequence of the timeframe. thank you for your patients. >> okay. if there is people that still want to speak, please lineup. i would like people to get out of here in a descent manner. >> i live on telegraph hill. i'm a solid believer in america's cup coming to san francisco. my father was a shipbuilder here. we have been on the water for many

no. use for anybody. >>reporter: have you heard how studio forcing all theatres to buy digital projector.ollars. >> bottom lane is the dollar bill. we don't jep writ enough dollar bills for hotel wad soughtjf mom pop theater is expendible. >> this just show where is the money is. >>reporter: but not going down without a fight. kick starter campaign and grass roots committee producing musical fund raise they are sunday. too much at stake. >> if it's gone, the town languishes. >>reporter: because the rio isn't just the last picture show in this town. it's the last picture show for. 25 mes operation soting this community so unsuited for moderate shall time n.mont rio abc 7 news. >>9 l shame to see it go. fund raise fort rio musical show case begins at 3:00 o'clock. details on this and theater on line fundraiser on 7 news go got.com under see it on tv. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. >> they are everything to me and i can't wait to squeeze them as hard as i can. >> california lieutenant commander returns from deployment for one more covert the past pass is is sz.e kid. >> really wonder

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theatre last july. this is holmes at an earlier hearing -- no cameras were allowed inside court today. prosecutor says he talked about the penalty with the 60 people who lost relatives in the shooting. and decided that "justice is death". if it happens -- a friend of one of the victims says he wants to be there. >> and want to a front-row seat. >> reporter: why? >> he took my friend. >> catherine: this was the arrival of james holmes' parents today. his mother began crying in court today. but holmes showed no reaction. his attorneys had tried for a deal that would have meant life in prison -- but the prosecutors refused. and remember you can watch >> jacqueline: we are seeing clear skies this is a view over the bay bridge toll plaza from the last 24 hours to fall overnight. it is fairly widespread in areas of drizzle. for the afternoon tomorrow clearing skies. the inland valleys in the north bay, the south bay with the upper 60's and 70's. the rain is expected first, let us showers to the east. still some snow and the higher elevations. dry weather for one more day. this system offshor

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no doubt. >> okay. are these events run by yourself, are you planning to bring in outside promoters to help you with art events? >> well, we are working with the american conserve tree theatre now. we are not looking to producing too many of our own events, maybe one or two, cosponsoring. and we can make sure we can control liability. >> okay. anything else? >> i have a question about the conditions but maybe it's for the police. >> okay. you have seen the conditions and you are okay with those? >> yes, sir. >> why don't you ask? >> well -- i'm going to call up the police now. okay. all right. officer? >> did you have a question? my mic is working now. just to point out on condition 4 that it says 50 feet and commissioner brought up at the last permit that it should be a hundred. i'm unclear on condition 11. security to access patron from bart located at 16th street. exactly what is the armory entering in this condition. >> that is open-ended an open to interpretation to be assessed further with their security staff. the idea of that one was 16th and mission is a very again challenging area. we have a lot of crime in that area probably as most of anywhere else in the missio

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no safety issues so for now the project goes forward. >> speaking of going forward. group trying to save the dome theatreeasant hill demanding demolition permit be rae sippeded. dome scheduled to be torn down and replaced with sporting good store as part of major shopping center upgrade. but an attorney representing the group trying to save the dome sites the california environmental quality act that says demolition permit captain be issued while application to develop the same site is pending. as it stand now the theater could be torn down as soon as may 3rd. few days from now. city has scheduled appeals hearing for may the sixth. >> well if you saw something bright anything over the bay area this afternoon, could have been this thing. look at it closely. it's a so already powered plane. the plane was only 3000 feet up but can go keep in mind as high as 30,000 feet. high as jet liners. 1 12,000 solar cell on the 208 foot wing span. crator took it for a test flight today before making cross country trip next month. that's the plan. they say it is to show technology already exists for alternative i have a

theatres there in the proximity of the dirtbag that did the killing. he could have gone to any one of them with equal ease and access. he chose one. the only one that said "no guns." >> is that type of person someone you would describe as being capable of making rational decisions? >> that was very rational. he had done his planning. e went carried out his horrible deeds. just because he is evil does not mean he is not capable of linear logic. >> the race to $200,000 less sure that was spent in the election by direct contributions. the structure is such that the sec does not disclose your money. where do get the bulk of your money? >> we are grass roots. the large donors. otherwise we would not exist if it were not for people making $15 contributions. they will pick up the phones, send a postcard to their members of congress. that is at the front line of ur activity. >> the nra gets a good deal of their funding from the roundup program. do you think that should be allowed to continue that do you think the nra should countries in that way? >> i think it is a great idea. i would like for gun stores to o the same thing for us. >> the other criticism comes from

other possible explanation is that there is some large theatre piece going on in the oval office to be determined at a later date. i emphasize, there is nohere is no movement. our satellites see everything. there is no alert. kim jong un is a one-man puppet. the puppet master in the white house is the mystery. >> why are we moving missile defense systems to guam? why are we shifting around guided missile destroyers in the pacific? why are we doing b-2 exercises over south korea then, john, if kim jong un is really a joke and i wouldn't disagree with you there, why are we responding in a way which makes it seem like the threat perhaps is real? >> you ask the real question, brian. i want to emphasize right now there is something going on in kazakhstan these last hours. i can't link this. i can't say that tehran told pyongyang to act out and that the u.s. is moving assets in the pacific because of tehran. that's too big a chess game. i will say this. kim jong un, shooting off his mouth and a very silly mouth, what that shows is that in some way just talk from a rogue and failed state makes the united states react. tehran sees this and sees

no doubt about that. that had a continuing problem that resulted in some horrific crimes of terror. the school massacre, the moscow theatre massacre, where hundreds of people were killed. it was just horrible. could that information, if it had been supplied, allow the fbi to go to a higher level investigation? that would be a decision that was made at the field office by the special agent in charge and his staff as to whether, based on all the facts, that we could elevate the case to a full investigation or something of that nature. host: in the 1960's, fbi agents infiltrated radical groups. have they done the same with muslim groups? guest: i like the word infiltrate and the words muslim groups. we do not go after anybody simply because they follow islam. there are people in this country that practice every religion under the sun, and nobody is investigated because of their practice of religion. we investigate individuals who raced to the level of reasonable suspicion, whether they are or are not a member of a particular group. the investigation focuses on the eople. it has nothing to do with the religion. host: bloomber

no doubt about that. that had a continuing problem that resulted in some horrific crimes of terror. the school massacre, the moscow theatre massacre, where hundreds of people were killed. it was just horrible. could that information, if it had been supplied, allow the fbi to go to a higher level investigation? that would be a decision that was made at the field office by the special agent in charge and his staff as to whether, based on all the facts, that we could elevate the case to a full investigation or something of that nature. 1960's, fbi agents infiltrated radical groups. they done the same with muslim groups? word: i like the infiltrate and the words muslim groups. we do not go any -- we do not go after anybody simply because they follow islam. therereeople in this country that practice every religion under the sun, and nobody is investigated because of their practice of religion. we investigate individuals who raced to the level of reasonable suspicion, whether they are or are not a member of a particular group. the investigation focuses on the people. it has nothing to do with the religion. bloomberg has the sto

no, friday is kids and pizza and whatever. but you've done so much for the world. this benefit is saturday night at the nokia theatre. every time i see you. >> well, you have a friend for life. >> stephanie: oh. stephen stills, everybody 58 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right. hour number three. current tv land. rock star said he loved me. okay. hi, jacki schechner. >> you're such a geek. >> stephanie: i am a geek and now i'm about to geek out on eric boehlert. >> i don't know where to go with this. you just take your moment. >> stephanie: this box set is amazing. it really is. just when you listen to some of the music you think -- i'm looking at like southern cross there are so many that are -- you can't figure out what your favorite was or where you were at that point in your life, right? >> i'm not a -- i can't even. go. i don't know a lot of crosby, stills and nash music and i'm embarrassed to admit that. >> stephanie: our house makes me weep openly. i will play the box set next time you're at my house. in the meantime, here she is in the curren