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in the trailer we find rocky fighting cancer, had i brother-in-law, pauley has died. going to miss pauley. nationwide on thanksgiving weekends. of course, right here, in philadelphia. we'll be right back. >> stomping up tonight, the words every child lovers to hear, snow day. they could be going away. how number of area schools plan to keep educating even during the rough winter days. i'm sure all of the kids big smiles just went oh. >> that's not cool. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm erika von tiehl. for all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line. the end of the week to see the doctor.until because of... rabies. i was, i was, in the, i was saving some children from a coyote and it bit me. well, what would you have me do just let the children die. don't, hey don't tell me how rabies works. i know, i'm sorry, i'm sorry i'm just scared because i'm, i've never foamed at the mouth before. hello. miss. find and book a doctor when you need one with zocdoc. >> abby: hello. come in. come in. grab a glass. this bottle i

: good morning, charles osgood is taking the weekend off i'm jane pauley. is "sunday morning." we're midway through labor day weekend a time for honoring all those who work hard to make their american dream come true. but these days are all of them actually living the dream. martha will look into that for our cover story. and then we'll be asking

. >> just a question to inspector pauley are those noise complainants or hey their charging admission or serving alcohol is it just a big party that is private that is not a public thing. >> a lot of times it is like a bunch of information you know. >> sure. >> i think in regards to with what lieutenant is saying this is totally what we like to try to side a lot of times we get the complaints after the fact so it is hard to do something about that that is the difficulty for us right now it is after the fact and the next weekends they might watch the hearing. >> specifically about the complaints to let them know if they see those parties pop up again, they, call the police not like non-emergency numbers and wait to call you and fourth and dig around. >> i do know when intooushg and myself we called the southern station they sent a couple of cars i called the station itself and they came out and that stopped that party. >> can we have you out every weekend. >> no. >> so i think just to go back those are isolated events we miss them but the ones i think we can solve are the reoccurring e

. >> i need one, pauley. >> it's round, steak, spices, onions, real cheese as it is, and a poppy seedd be a national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> thanks. >> worth driving across the state in a blizzard for. >> we get a lot of people from philly. >> no way. >> philly? >> for sure. >> that's treason. do they change the plates on their car and wear a disguise? >> it's different. the poppy seeds help. >> it's awesome. i think we learned something here today. jersey cheese tasteaks. i'm going it tell you they're better than philadelphia, yeah, i am, actually. so there. look at this. really? this i need a photo of with a human hand next to it. that's truly terrifying. who eats that? behold the massiveness, the fried to order in a pan to only the highest standards schnitzel of justice. a big wave, i could surf this thing back in my hotel. deeply texture, pork flavor, with hints of three-day-old fryer grease. you know, some of you have noticed and complained that i don't really describe food anymore. it's really a lot like writing -- as soon as you've used the s

anyway, one of the things i disagree with is pauley wrote a wonderful book about the ratification process if you want to know what happened in every argument in western new hampshire in august of 178818 they think we're we are going to secede into with vermont, she has everything in their and i say the most important thing to notice about the ratification after you've gone through all this is that there's no pattern. the pattern is there's no pattern. every state has different. why is that? they do not know how to have a national conversation. they can't think nationally. those are the only argument to make a difference to them. he is a new yorker whose stock is going to go up because the papers are coming out. when there is a surge of the biography - >> that's right. one of them might be mine. >> let's go back to what motivates. and i also want to ask you this group of people has nothing to do with how young they are. the convention is 42 into the biggest group is the officers of the continental army and then there's a group of other people is served in the confederation congress. those

he likes nice things, and he makes donald trump's garish ticky-tack empire look like the back of pauleyese from? they'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 pla

jane pauley has our sunday profile after which we'll hear from more from jimmy wax. >> >> hello? >> this is aleighsa? elevision audiences know julianna margulies as aleshia. the good wife. on disgraced, philandering politician. >> abuse of office charges. >> sucking the toes of a hooker. a stay-at-home mom who goes back to work as lawyer when her husband goes to prison. >> i'm asking a simple question. >> you are not, sir. you are piercings. >> shut up. >> no, sir. >> as she launches her 7th season alicia has changed. >> i admire the way she is silent more than she speaks. i realize it's so much more powerful to think before you speak than to just go off the top of your head which is so -- the way i used to react i hold my emotions on my sleeve. she holds them deep down. >> she was late. >> i'm sorry i'm never late. >> punctuality is key. >> it has to do with growing up. i was in high school i got up at 5:00 and i walked. i walked to school every day in high school. i could not stand to be late. >> her mother was a former ballerina. punctuality was not her thing. >> my mom was so

pauley perez and sean murray to the test. here it is, your ncis quiz, are you game?stand for. >> criminal investigative service. >> that was fun. >> what beverage does gibbs, always bring abby in the lab. >> oh. >> i don't know. >> really try this. >> i don't know. >> easy one. >> in the episode, silver war, what doll does the man say abby looks like. >> i do. >> i do. >> go, go. >> retail barbie. >> career girl barbie. >> career girl barbie. >> yes. >> what is the denoso's biggest fear. >> i'm sweating. >> yes. >> such good sports. i need to remind you new episode of ncis airs tonight, ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> ncis at 8:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3 and you can see insider every week night at 7:30 here on cbs-3. >> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 rain all around, umbrellas hand a cross the region and, we are not enclose, to clear that, kate. >> we have got heavy rain moving through tonight but that system is first part of it. later this weekend, we will feel impact from tropical storm joaquin we will have details c

turned friends, apollo, in the trailer we find rocky fighting cancer and also hads brother-in-law, pauley theatres nationwide on thanksgiving. weekend. we keep getting these little snip its of the final product. and getting people so excited for this latest movie. i know you're a big boxing fan? >> yes, my dad was middle weight boxer, grew up around the ring. can't wait to watch the movie. >> justin, we all know you are a rocky fan. >> passing the torch down, you got to keep it going. >> first, oh, please, not the guy in the ring again. >> beautiful day ahead? >> talking full sunshine, up to 82 degrees, look at the forecast rest of the week, it is warm but low humidity, lots of sunshine, even weekend still looking good, slight chance for shower on sunday, which is just few more clouds, but comfortable mid september forecast. enjoy it. >> justin, just looking like the angel with all of that good news. i on the other hand the village, 95 northbound at kurland street, we had accident overturned vehicle. before the commodore barry bridge, blocking two left lanes. this is the live look at 95 n

." >> osgood: jane pauley talks with a moon on a mission. film maker alex gibney. shows us celebrity caricatures from al hirschfeld. steve hartman visits a little boy who is one good guy. and more, first, the headlines for this sunday morning 209th of september, 2015. again, tens of thousands are attending the papal mass in havana, later today pope francis meets with raul and maybe fidel castro. part of his urging cuba to improve relations with the united states. holding a 21-year-old landscaper in connection with random but in court yesterday, he said, i'm the wrong guy. he was arrested after trying to pawn a gun linked to four of the 11 vehicles that have been struck by gunfire. authorities in northern california say two large wildfires are now destroyed more than a thousand homes. nearly nine million acres of the american west have gone up in flames this year. compared to about three million acres last year. author jackie collins of best selling novels such as "hollywood wives" has died after a long battle with breast cancer. she was 77. today's weather, autumn

. >> questions for inspector pauley no nun great this evening any public comment on our staff report? >> not seeing any, so public comment is closed. we'll move on to item number 5. >> - had the police department questions or comments are there any general police department questions or comments i don't think so all right. moving along item 5 which is our permit application and i am sorry. >> we'll take things out of order and do our 3 loudspeaker permits first. so we have those 3 loudspeaker permits from swiss their a typical their couple of in the next two weeks here basically, they don't fit within the process because the location of where they'll be they'll be in a park let for all the permits is 7:30 montgomery street it is swiss max we don't say a policy regarding issuing the loudspeaker permits in park let we're seeking our help this evening for possible condition from the commission for moving forward with the permitting of events like this we've asked maryellen johnson to join and robin here from the planning department and we're hoping they help to shed this some light how t

my name is pauley [inaudible] and with the information and analysis group and i'm going to briefly summarize the downtown monitoring report which we published last month. so the downtown plan was passed in 1985 and contains goals and policies to guide the growth of downtown san francisco, in particular the c-3 district pictured in red. we are statutorily required to give monitoring reports and track being indicate oshes and topics and every five years we put together a detailed report covering a longer period of time and this includes data from 2008-2014. one of the indicators that we track is commercial kantd cants rates so you can see the rates for the region, for the city and for downtown over the past seven years. as you can see cantonese rates. >> >> vacancy rates rose and then went down and you will see a similar trend in the graphs and this is 11% downtown in 2009 and now it's back to 6%. so similar story for hotel average occupancy and daily room rates. average daily room rates for example has risen almost 34% since 2008 and about $254 per night. proposition m which was passed after

. >> questions for inspector pauley no nun great this evening any public comment on our staff report? >> not seeing any, so public comment is closed. we'll move on to item number 5. >> - had the police department questions or comments are there any general police department questions or comments i don't think so all right. moving along item 5 which is our permit application and i am sorry. >> we'll take things out of order and do our 3 loudspeaker permits first. so we have those 3 loudspeaker permits from swiss their a typical their couple of in the next two weeks here basically, they don't fit within the process because the location of where they'll be they'll be in a park let for all the permits is 7:30 montgomery street it is swiss max we don't say a policy regarding issuing the loudspeaker permits in park let we're seeking our help this evening for possible condition from the commission for moving forward with the permitting of events like this we've asked maryellen johnson to join and robin here from the planning department and we're hoping they help to shed this some light how t

my name is pauley [inaudible] and with the information and analysis group and i'm going to briefly summarize the downtown monitoring report which we published last month. so the downtown plan was passed in 1985 and contains goals and policies to guide the growth of downtown san francisco, in particular the c-3 district pictured in red. we are statutorily required to give monitoring reports and track being indicate oshes and topics and every five years we put together a detailed report covering a longer period of time and this includes data from 2008-2014. one of the indicators that we track is commercial kantd cants rates so you can see the rates for the region, for the city and for downtown over the past seven years. as you can see cantonese rates. >> >> vacancy rates rose and then went down and you will see a similar trend in the graphs and this is 11% downtown in 2009 and now it's back to 6%. so similar story for hotel average occupancy and daily room rates. average daily room rates for example has risen almost 34% since 2008 and about $254 per night. proposition m which was passed after

. >> questions for inspector pauley no nun great this evening any public comment on our staff report? >> not seeing any, so public comment is closed. we'll move on to item number 5. >> - had the police department questions or comments are there any general police department questions or comments i don't think so all right. moving along item 5 which is our permit application and i am sorry. >> we'll take things out of order and do our 3 loudspeaker permits first. so we have those 3 loudspeaker permits from swiss their a typical their couple of in the next two weeks here basically, they don't fit within the process because the location of where they'll be they'll be in a park let for all the permits is 7:30 montgomery street it is swiss max we don't say a policy regarding issuing the loudspeaker permits in park let we're seeking our help this evening for possible condition from the commission for moving forward with the permitting of events like this we've asked maryellen johnson to join and robin here from the planning department and we're hoping they help to shed this some light how t