thank you inspector pauley. >> good evening, commissioners several things to report i'll start with the inspection and temple night club pr a walk through an after hours party it is good to see what's going on the only thing i noticed was a double and triple parking with uber and taxi and i seen the police stop by a few times i thought it would be good to talk to security i talked to them they said they would after talking with director cain we recommended they do something lying a taxi stand type of situation they implemented it is basic solved the problem that looks at good a couple of complaints jackson 3231 used to be a slips my mind. >> k t fillmore complaint and contacted the staff in regards to the noise issues and the patron issues i talked to management we were able to get them to solve the problem on their own they added extra security guard did boarding was one of the issues people used the boarding to sneak out into the alley and smoke they saw the windows were closed we got a disruptive event on the tenth of march but the staff they have a permit it was an outdoor event the

dumb coming up in this half hour "ncis" star pauley perrette is here.cted. i'm eating some of those pastries right now, pretty good. >>> time to show you headlines from around the globe. "the wall street journal" looks at companies trying to trademark significant scents. for a musk that is pumped into its big stores. and united airlines wanted to trademark landing fragrance at o'hare. the trademark office said it's not easy to detect a smell. >>> francis making frequent references to the devil. that has brought awareness about exorcisms to the mainstream. italy and spain have noticed a number of people claiming to be possessed.church is training more people in the or the of how to perform exorcism. >> hmm. >>> in billboard, spotify says that british singer ed sheeran dominates the playlist at bedtime. ♪ will your eyes still smile from the cheek baby i will be 70 ♪ >> go ahead, norah. >> i love it. it's a great song. >> i know the words too. >> "thinking out loud" that's the name of the song. ranks agency the most ranked song for sleepers streamed. it's

brown" one of the most popular correspondents she talks about those years ant plenty more with jane pauley hi, everybody. >> if you remember "murphy brown" you know the beautiful woman can be both smart and funny. she had it all. or so it seemed. >> anything painful? >> no. pretend i'm mike wallace. later on "sunday morning," candice bergen. >> osgood: don't always consist of gold and jewels. some are love and memory of loyal friends as lee cowan will be showing. >> when it comes to our four-legged companions just doesn't seem fair. their lives are so short compared to ours but every moment is worth it. >> the fact that they bring us so much joy and that maybe you have to weigh the two maybe the joy that they bring outweighs the sadness at the end. >> their loyal devotion can never be repaid but can be celebrated. ahead on "sunday morning," one place, a pet owners' paradise. >> osgood: mo rocco tells us ever the game of lacrosse. scott simon questions the government's top disease fighter. and living history and more. first, here headlines of this easter sunday morning the 5th of april. pop

pauley perrette is her new name.on if you can believe that. 57 million globally. that's worth repeating. >> and i think it's 59. >> vin. >> correct, pauley perrette. you would know. abby sciutto. in tonight's episode abby helps agent gibbs, that's mark harmon investigate the murder of a marine. >> gibbs gibbs, gibbs, i know you don't like kept waiting. >> absolutely. on my way down. >> blade pattern is not consistent with the wounds. >> it's not the murder weapon? >> no. >> but i found prints on the handle that don't match. guess who they belong to? >> who. >> me. >> well you kind of stole my thunder a little bit, yes, gibbs, him. >> him. >> they haven't seen the clips yet. oh, i can't wait. >> there's a twist that that episode. pauley perrette, with a co-author as charlie has been pointing out all morning. "donna bell's bake shop" produced by simon & schuster that you might know is part of cbs. it's judge a juggernaut. you are considered one of the most popular actresses on tv. >> in the world. >> in the world. that

>> jeff: police are warning at a specific shooting threat at cal state pauley >> phillipe: ups big rig up in flames >> catherine: now at 11. a warning for cal state east bay students. after a potential threat to campus is overheard by a student kron-4's jeff bush joins us live from the campus. with what police are doing about it. jeff? >> jeff: i finish talking to campus police about 30 minutes to go and they say they're taking this great seriously. one student at launch her and other students say they were going to bring a gun and it " should the place up " >> we started an investigation and warned of vienna community warned of the community. all we know is that these threats were made and we have to take them seriously. >> jeff: campus police say they are going to increase their number of officers. it should be noted that there are no class's tomorrow by several athletic events and competitions will be taking place on campus. >> catherine: breaking news tonight. a wild chase through san francisco tonight. this is video posted to twitter of police cars racing through the tenderloin di

this is pauley mack of the duo merf and mack.re broadcasting live right behind me in public house. and you've got a big crowd in there this morning. but something that people may not know about you. i'm sure your crowd does, your true fans. you like to make up songs on the spot. don't you? >> i do. i do. i've always been kind of a below the radar musician. just for fun. i love music. i love playing guitar. i love to sing. i've taken that skill set and brought it into the sports talk radio world. so, yes, i've written a lot of song parodies for athletes. favorite coaches and managers as well. bruce bochy is a guy i love and i have honored him in song as well. yeah. >> maybe you could come up with a song for "today in the bay" in the future. we would really appreciate that. >> it's funny you say that because i'm going to steal one of your ideas and do this on the spot. "today in the bay." ♪ today in the bay it's going to be okay ♪ ♪ look out san jose ♪ we're on our way i don't know. >> i like it. that works. that works. that is one

they were resolved quickly and if there is no questions i'll pass the microphone over to inspector pauley and good evening, commissioners a couple of things to report performed open suspicion on fulsome they have a performance are a couple of members from the wolfgang it was pretty busy but there wasn't any issues i observed got a chance to talk to melissa a neighbor clanld about a street event with temporary occupancy with the permits and i talked to melissa about even though i went on the website for the department had hands those permits they don't require any public notice to so i told melissa you should still imagination to the neighborhoods that will cut down on trying to involve my agency she'll be doing that i performed a sound test and scoreboard and kitchen they were here trying to get a permit they had issues with the sound as far as the piano and acoustic guitar they should be fine i set a level and so that should be fine i don't expect any further problems one issue at the pine diner i observed someone getting knocked out so i called the management and talked to management ab

. >> he likes nice things, and he makes donald trump's ticky-tack empire look like the back of pauleythey're great. >> france. >> france, fantastic. wow, they're in good shape. >> probably kept them happy. this one flying in jet with the seat belt so they're nice and happy and safe. >> apparently. >> tim is an investor into real estate, telecoms and the newly expanding service industries of the new china. he's also the president of roosevelt china investments, a very old company with a long history doing business here. created by the roosevelt family, maybe you've heard of them. this is his clubhouse, really. the house of roosevelt right in the middle of it all. wine is big here now. the french chateaus, more and more look to china as the indicator of price, as the market maker. tim alone has stocked more than 4,000 labels here. china in general bought 2 billion bottles of red wine last year alone. think about that for a minute. they are now the leading market for red wine in the world. >> it's pretty amazing here. >> i designed this place in five minutes. i look at this place for lik

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. >>> tomorrow on "cbs sunday morning" jane pauley catches up with actress and best-selling author candiced we're back with chef ben ford. i was really struck by the fact that your first serious job was at the legendary chap a sneeze. >> i started off right. >> but they actually rejected you at first? >> i had a bad first experience. i dropped a couple kitchen knives. it was obviously didn't have much experience. i wrote letters. >> you really wrote letters. >> this was the old days. the '80s. i had to do some old techniques. i'm happy i did it that way. >> we didn't get a chance to talk about the dessert. what is it? >> cherry hand pies. issue tried to put them on the menu for 15 years. i don't know why. they're transportable and a lovely cream to go along with it. >> quickly. so many people are moving over to grilled cooking. anything people aren't thinking of to put on the grill since you're the grill master? >> it's nice to do a grill kitchen and do a meal on top of that. one think i love doing is flat breads. grill a flat bread and pizzas. another one i love is a quick trick, avocados

. >>> tomorrow on "cbs sunday morning" jane pauley catches up with actress and best-selling author candicelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning everyone, i'm nicole brewer. easter may be tomorrow, but run remembers already getting into the spirit. check this out. the 2515 philly rabbit run kick off or should we say hopped off at philadelphia zoo just few minutes ago. the event helps bring attention to parkinson's awareness month. hundreds of participants are taking part in the 5k run and also a one-mile walk. of course it is the holiday weekends, carol, a lot of people hoping for good weather. sounds like we'll get it, right? >> it is moving in that direction. it is really windy out there this morning nicole. starting to brighten up, as we look outside find some clouds over philadelphia and some breaks. you head to the shore you're also finding nice looking wet there the showers look like they're out of here. look at the cameras twills g around up in reading. it is really windy out there. we've seen these winds gusting past 40 miles an hour, temperatures, right now are i

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coming from keenan pauley. >> senator paul, you addressed this earlier in a specific context. but could you please address your priorities and philosophy when you're confronted with an issue regarding the balance between individual privacy and government-provided security, whether it be law enforcement or in national defense, any of the other contexts as well. >> benjamin franklin said those who give up liberty for security will have neither, and i believe that. i don't think it is a trade of or we should have to give up liberty to have security. i think that we can capture deter and protect our nation from terrorists and use the constitution to do it. the reason i'm hesitant to allow sort of blanket surveillance or allow the police to go in any house in america to grab people without a warrant, is that's what we fought the revolution over. one of the things we objected to the british is the british soldiers were writing their own warrants. under the patriot act we allow that in our country. fbi agents can write a warrant without a judge signing the warrant. that's wrong. i wa