octavia spencer, blah, blah, blah. she's the most competitive-- and we're not playing for money.e and my mom and my children playing like uno or maybe we're playing rummy, there's no money involved. she smack talks on a constant thing, like my mother and my kids are there, and she's, like, "play it, play it, and mean it! play it and mean it! you don't have anything!" like she goes and goes and i'm, like, "you're screaming at my mom." ( laughter ) and she gets-- she's got a powerful voice. it goes so high that at one point i was, like, "i don't know if we should keep playing." and she's like, "oh, no, it's fine. this is fun. come on, woman!" ( laughter ) and she is intense to play with. >> stephen: um... does she win? >> yeah, she's really lucky. ( laughter ) i was in vegas with her once, and there was like four of us sharing a room and we woke up and we were, like, "oh, my god, octavia is not here. she's mig!" we're panicking. she's not a big go-out person. we're, like, "oh-my-god!" so we run down, looking all over for her. it's now fully the morning, she's been gone all night. w

there have also been none in the adjacent building on octavia street.building will remain under rent control. the project is saving rent controlled apartments and adding bedrooms. no units will be for sale. we received two discretionary use applications. one has 76 complaints, and the second is from the san francisco tenant's union and has 17 complaints. i'm not sure how the union heard about the project. the one remaining tenant did not contact them and they were not on the mailing list. the two applications together complained 93 complaints. i exchanged correspondence with the first d.r. applicant during the spring of 2018. i wrote an 11-page response to his application, along with three additional letters. in ill prosecute, we offered -- in april, we offered changes to the design by reducing the bulk of the penthouse, and also offered to make the deck smaller by increasing the set back on the east side from 5 feet to 12'6". we made an agreement to meet with miss fever of the san francisco tenant's union on the afternoon of april 6, 2018 with a cancel

a third started near bay and octavia. no word on the extent of the damage. >>> we enjoyed a couple of dry days. got the tennis lessonng. the rain will be making a come back. >> one storm will hit us pretty hard. i upgraded it from a one to a two. almost comma shaped gathering moisture as we speak. it will slip towards socal. light rain in the morning and downpours in the afternoon and evening hours. a chance of thunderstorms near the coast and the breezes will kick up also. here is the time line. increasing light rain. the later you leave in the morning the more likely you'll be on slick streets. look at the yellows, oranges reds. standing watt -- water absolutely an issue. a small chance trees may come down and take power out. such a small chance that that's why it is a two and not a three. we'll take a look at the rest of the rain coming up. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> the fbi assisting in the investigation into the death of a bay area radio legend. he was found dead in kentucky over the weekend. we learne

a stretch that for upgrades is between octavia and ons expecte 2020. >>> the fog is back in the forecast. it is slow in developing because of the weak system to the north. the fog will make a return, probably late tonight. not as much is this morning. what we have now are due points that are right on top of the temperatures. you see 47 in santa rosa and the dew point is 45. it will not be hard, especially after around 3 am formation. we will watch it for you. this is the system that is slowing it down in terms of allowing the fog to form because it is reducing the inversion just a little bit. that system slides through in the next hour or two and overnight, the rich will building quickly and you will get a fog environment. i think we will see plenty of alley fog, especially in the central valley. i think in the inland valleys as well. it is cool outside. you can see the temperatures. due points are in the upper 30s and temperatures in the low 40s. on friday the system will be coming in here, between now and friday is more the same. friday we will have a brief brush with leather. this wil

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a third near bay and octavia. it's unclear if the flames caused any significant damage or if anybody got hurt. >>> air force one will carry the shgton, d.c. today. >> wednesday there will be a state funeral for him. natalie brunell has the story. natalie. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. we are seeing a lot of secret service and police vehicles making their way in. we are two hours away from the scheduled departure of what is scheduled departure of what is being dubbed special mission 41. standing ready to carry president bush's casket on his final trip to the country's capitol. his close friend secretary of state jim baker. >> he said, hey, bake, where are we going? >> reporter: baker replied we're going to heaven. president bush responding, that's where i want to go. his family also by his side in those peaceful hours. >> almost eufr gravery grand ki there are 17 grandkids, had a chance to, in person or by phone, weigh in and express their loves for this great man. >> reporter: among those, his son

a third on bay and octavia streets.'s unclear if the flames caused any significant damage or if anyone was hurt. >> today air force one will carry the cask elt of george h.b. bush to washington, d.c. >> he will lie in state at the capitol until wednesday. natalie burnell has the story. natalie. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jess is qaa. at about 10:30 a.m. local time there will be a departure ceremony which will take president bush from houston to joint base andrews to the capitol rotunda in washington where the public can pay their where the public can pay their respects. president bush's casket on his final trip to the country's capitol. his close friend secretary of state jim baker. >> he said, hey, bake, where are we going? >> reporter: baker replied we're going to heaven. president bush responding, that's where i want to go. his family also by his side during the peaceful hours. >> 17 grandkids had a chance to in person or by phone weigh in and express their love for this great man. >> reporter: among those

and we proposed a project that was consistent with the heights that were adopted as part of market octavia. that's the proposed project with the towers and existing codes of 200 feet. both the sponsor proposed -- we've decided that we would include as a variant in the e.i.r. this 590-foot tall tower, which is in anticipation of the hub. the department also requested that we include it, based on the urban design of the single tower, which they preferred. the two-tower scheme, the project is designed by handel architects, and the single tower scheme is designed by k.p.f. architects. after publication, this e.i.r., t the -- the project sponsor has decided to decrease the amount of parking, and also just want no know that we will be having an informational presentation about this project. so thank you very much. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. >> again, as a reminder, the purpose of this hearing is to receive comments on the adequacy and the accuracy of the proposed project report. [please stand by]. >> i'll briefly go over the impacts identified. there are three significant and una

i know there's commercial next door on octavia. i don't know that that's required. could that be an a.d.u. when you get four units in this building with no park are or could you combine it with the upper units and get more equal-sized units. >> and the answer is yes, presumably, you can add an a.d.u., one up to five units or less, one a.d.u. >> president hillis: but can you add an a.d.u. in commercial space? >> cory teague, zoning administrator. you can't take commercial space in a neighborhood district or in chinatown, but out here in these spaces, you can convert l.c.u. space to an a.d.u., so that is a possibility. >> president hillis: right. so i think we just -- i mean, i think the biggest question is what's happening, is this being done, and a tenant is being evicted. and then, i think if we can get an answer to that question, we can look at the unit seismics and make it seem not so much like one master -- you know, monster unit. it's not huge. it's a 2,000-square-foot unit. mr. teague? >> thank you. i just wanted to address the specifics of the variance briefl

mike kmo in san francisco to break down what he sees in octavia o ongss. >> costco options imply at 4%r earnings when they report tomorrow after the close. larger than the 2% they historically average and it's also a big are move than the name typically implies going into earnings. one of the things i saw today was a buy of about $1,000 of the december 205 puts paying 50 cents for that buyers of the puts betting the stock will be below the 205 strike price by expiration a week from friday. representing a 10% being decline where from where any closed today. thaltd be a infect outcome for costco also. because the largest one-day decline for costco was a decline of about 6%. so given its very hue valuation, 28 times forward earnings it looks like at least one trader betting it could be a disappointing earnings tomorrow. >> okay mike khouw in sand fibrin see you friday night. >> frustrate show. >> check out the full show pgs ohs action 5:30 p.m. eastern time friday. 2:00 p.m. mounte >> they don't have you on anymore guy. >> it's not 2:00 p.m. mounten. >> it was meant to be funny but tim ha

i want to welcome you back to octavia books tonight. adapted, we've been highly anticipating and it's also being recorded for national broadcast, and so i could to hold the book up for you and for the camera. this is "american prison," and much of it is done in louisiana. this started as originally an article that appeared in "mother jones" that expanded greatly into this fascinating book. so with out drawing it out i'm going to introduce to you shane bauer who will tell you all about it. please give him a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you. i'm super excited to be here. i've been in a few cities. i started in new york, but this is the stop i was most excited about because a lot of my book is about louisiana. not only my undercover stuff but i go further, deeper into louisiana which i will talk about. sorry, , my technology is not working well. i had a presentation and it's not working but i still need it for my notes. so at the end of 2014 i applied for a job as a prison guard at a correction corporation of america that i've been re