phil instead of you? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: do you think dr. phil paid him?sibly. >> jimmy: is it possible? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: wouldn't that be something if this guy somehow got paid for doing this to this football player? >> you know, stranger things have happened. i have no idea if he was paid. we don't pay our guests. but i have no idea. >> jimmy: well, i was paid almost a million dollars to be on your show. you weren't aware of that? >> not by us, jimmy. you know, you need pillows on these chairs because they're very deep. and if you're not a tall person, you end up looking like edith ann. my feet don't even touch the ground. that's sort of funny. >> jimmy: we do it to humiliate the guests. >> well-played. >> jimmy: i want to ask you about this process. i know michael jackson is somebody that you wanted to interview. >> i did, i did. >> jimmy: you never got a chance to interview him. >> no, i had an opportunity to meet him. oftentimes when you're trying to score these big interviews, you usually meet somebody before you interview them because you

and punxsutawney phil and his handlers, phil's forecast failed.cing them and piling up. we'll talk about that, after the break. for those nights when it's more than a bad dream, be ready. for the times you need to double-check the temperature on the thermometer, be ready. for high fever, nothing works faster or lasts longer. be ready with children's motrin. or lasts longer. #%tia[ license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. >>> welcome, everybody. you're watching "starting point." punxsutawney phil joins us live to answer about his early spring prediction. he can't speak, so you don't know how he will literally answer. and julia stiles joins us with her new movie called "u.s. a disaster," it's about a penning disaster, but a comedy. very funny. >> good morning to all of you. you and p

thank you, phil, for being here. i know we have a representative from betty yee office, board of equalization that has oversight on assessor's office across the state. jose cisneros, treasurer of state. you sent david augustine. ben rosenfield, our controller, [speaker not understood], our budget director, of course. and then harvey, thank you for being here as well. and just all the members of the board that are here today. i think nadia is trying to get down here as soon as she finishes the final ratings on other companies. but i first of all -- it really is a necessity to have someone at the helm of the assessor's office. i personally want to thank zoom wynn who has been in that transition for us. she's a real delight to have work with in this time period. she's held the office together and i want to thank her permly for being here today. (applause) >> a great job. you know, it comes as no surprise probably for all of us that i've chosen carmen. carmen has been willing to step up to be the assessor. if you look at

[ applause ] >> thank you phil, what he didn't complete the story we go out to school and do reads and do the poet in the pocket once a year. our next leader gives many, many hours of dedicated service to leading the commission, leading the vision for the library, not only the branch library improvement program, but the array of services and programs that we provide. it's my honor and pleasure to work side by sigh with their, our commissioner president julegomez. [ applause ] . >> thank you so much, what i want to do today in addition to thanking my fellow commissioners teresa and michael, and thanking the mayor and our supervisors. [ applause ] what i usually like to do is to remind all of us that this is sacred ground. the people who came before most of us, the native people who came before us believed that this ground was sacred and no one is an owner. we are stewards of this ground. the dirt that you are going to play in and plant in is the legacy that those people have left us. it's really appropriate, i think that we have gone to all corners of the city. we have gone east and sou

. >> phil's fall guide. the man who said it is not the groundhog's fault that winter stuck around for six more weeks, not months. >> i hope not. how you could soon be making money off the next president of the united states. >>> welcome back. a live look from washington. looks like a sunny, clear day, not a lot of clouds. it is going to be a busy day there as the supreme court getting ready to hear the first of two cases that could change the way america deals with same-sex marriage. we will have the very latest coming up. it is 4:45. >>> nevada lawmakers taking a gamble on a new bill to make money for the state. they are considering a bill that would legalize betting on federal elections. backers say this kind of betting is legal in london and gaming companies. they are making a fortune. the law would allow betting on senate, congressional and presidential campaigns >>> it looks like the popular streaming service, hulu, could be up for grabs at the right price. investors looking for a littleant antacid afte

just around the corner calling for the death penalty for phil. a shadow of a doubt he will relent once the good weather arrives. he is kidding, of course, folks. >> yes. please don't take this seriously. >> i still want to see phil behind bars in a jail suit for a photo-op for five minutes. >> indicted, fraud. >> in ang orange jumper, punxsutawney phil. >>> spring or not easter is around the corner and that means peeps so a wisconsin library is hosting a peep show. >> really? >> get your mind out of the gutter. it's really the library's third annual peep diorama contest. every entry features the marshmallow candy all by local artists. >> there are papal peeps and peeping tom peeps and peepcocks featuring real peacock feathers. it's being judged on originality, overall appearance and how the peeps are used, not necessarily how they taste. >>> an inspiring story from this couple in cancer. gladys and gilbert were starting their date in their senior year of high school and they've been together ever since and just celebrated 79 years of wedded bliss

but in reality, phil's track record isn't too shabby.r the past 127 years, the punxsutawney groundhog has correctly predicted the early arrival of spring 39% of the time. not too bad, especially when you compare phil to the people who are actually paid to get a handle on our volatile climate. in the 112th congress, 57 bills dealing with direct action on climate change were introduced. zero passed. >>> he predicted an early spring if phil is being slapped with misrepresentation of spring, what charge to levy on climate change denier senator james inhofe of oklahoma, a ranking member of the committee on the environment. >> the fact that all of this is happening is due to man-made gases i really believe is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the american people. >> perhaps more troubling, senator inhofe told rachel maddow last year that he used to believe climate change was real, until he realized the solution wasn't free of charge. >> i was actually on your side of this issue, when i was chairing that committee and i first heard about th

we have here today general manager phil ginsberg to start off and litia from park as well. >> thank you, for introducing this. thank you for calling this hearing, this partnership that we have with the controller's office is really critical and invaluable to help us fulfill our mission, what you have before us is the clinical data, it relates to every single one of our 22 parks throughout the city, and this program has been continuing since 2005 and since what we have is a body of data where we can start to study trends and start to understand the changes in data and really understanding this and our director of operations and park superintendent and their staff is here today and may speak a little bit to deserve a tremendous amount of credit to really use this information. we do, park evaluations quarterly, what we are talking about is the annual report for fiscal year 11-12, the managers are aware of their scores in all of their parks four times a year, where we see changes or dips, our park service managers are on it and we investigate why and we try to makeshift resources. as you kn

just starting over all, this has always been used to that long time that phil showed you earlier in 2007, this is in view of the revenue opportunity site this is no longer directly needed for port maritime purposes it is just lucrative in the form of the parking lot as we can see the mission bay has grown up around us and a great opportunity to bring more and more certain revenues to the port for a long, long term and then, also benefit the city and port, the water front edge through public benefits, to the public. so, really the principal here is to maximize the port revenue opportunities of the site, this really in the development process means taking on certain rifbs which i will talk about in a little bit but trying to create a structure where we are sharing that risk in such a way that we do get those opportunities. first i want to point out that one of the main ways that we are doing this is taking a little bit of the development risk, and but also trying to reap the maximum benefit is that we are prizing the lapped and the finished parcels after the entitlement and infrastructure

after the break punxsutawney phil predicted an early spring but boy was he wrong so what's causing these frigid temperatures winter conditions to stick around across much of the u.s. i'll tell you inside story. let me let me i want to know wouldn't let me ask you a question from. here. is what we have in the bank we have our knives out. to do this right just by staying there to get here and at the rate we're being i do want to talk about the surveillance of me. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture . talking about the same story doesn't make it news no softball interviews no puff pieces tough questions. worse you're going to go. white house or the. radio guy for a minute. because you've never seen anything like this and. it's thursday let's get geeky on more ral ity corden new research people who study science are more likely to have higher moral standard

howard texting dwight howard revealed that he and phil jackson have ben texting each other saying "phil the things that have happened this year." phil would have been coaching howard if the lakers hadn't passed and went with mike d'antoni instead word is that howard doesn't like d'antoni and his presence could be a hindrance to him staying with the lakers jackson has publically he >> they have out work of said we of not been able to contain the formidable allies. and they have pretty much had their way. just to not overlook the of. >> they are capable with a lot of talent. but definitely a team that we need to take care of for the month of april or may so we need to take care of business. >> phil jackson could also be the best coach and he has been texting the lakers' center dwight howard. he understands how tough it is to come off of back surgery to not be you and...phil and d. howard texting dwight howard revealed that he and phil jackson have ben texting each other saying "phil , he texts me and he understands how it is to come off back surgery. he just said you can't beat yourself u

this is the case about how the recreation and park department a public-city run agency directed by phil ginsberg has tried to hide the abuse by deleting all records by the sabotage of a public forum at the common wealth club by changing the title, the panelists and the title of the meeting. the rpd was unhappy that the citizens with different points of view in the rpd's official policy were going to speak at the common wealth club. the topic was to discuss what was called the golden gate park under siege. commercializing, and in particular, they were trying to build a artificial turf soccer field at the beach shalet. >> i think that miss ballard working on behalf of mr. ginsber wrote a letter to curtis and asked him to change the meeting. she says, basically, she goes on and asks, she tell us and says that the allegations as stated in mr. baoel's april 25th e-mail to you today i hope that this collar ... clarifies i will send you a copy. i want to read to you who the panel is for, here quickly, one was former director of spur, he was to be the moderator. i think that you may know him. a

saint croix and he clearly favors phil in this and i think that this is a bigger issue than just going through 62.735. this is about what agencies are doing to people in the city. and how they are treating people. >> thank you, mr. gooding. >> i'm phil gins berg and i am going to be brief and ask the commission to adopt the findings of the staff and dismiss the complaint. we have submitted a letter that was prepared in conjunction with the city material and signed by olivegong and the custodian of records. on february 15th, our rationale in essentially, there has been no violation of 67-21, 26, or 67.27. in the charges. i would start by saying that our department has a tremendous amount of respect for our city sunshine laws and is very committed to transparent

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phil: previously on "the amazing race." the starting line having faced life's toughest obstacles. >> i was diagnosed with testicular cancer. >> i was diagnosed three years earlier with prostate cancer. phil: they joined an express pass alliance. >> it's not a bad idea. phil: they began the second leg expecting to get their reward. >> it's important that we keep the alliance private. >> you can't control that. phil: then, a costly mistake put them behind. >> the snorkel and fidges. we forgot our snorkel. >> we have to go back. >> come on, connor! phil: but the determined pair battled back, setting up a footrace for first place. phil: baits and anthony came -- bates and anthony came out on top while dave paid a steep price. >> i can't walk. phil: meanwhile, idries and jamil struggled at sea and came in last. you have been eliminated from the race. nine teams remain. who will be eliminated next ? [captioning made possible by cbs productions, cbs, inc. and ford. drive one.]

. >> phil mickelson, he's california based and he's had it with taxes.e says he's going to take drastic action because his tax rate is 63%. mikelson's going to take drastic action! and in pro golf, that could mean carrying his own putter! [laughter] but he's got no choice. he makes only $60 million a year. and california's raised his taxes 3%. so mickelback is considering moving out of california or even retiring altogether. i warned you that these tax hikes would cause our best and brightest to take their talents elsewhere. do you know what happens if phil mickelson isn't here to win those millions of dollars? someone else will! [laughter] is that suddenly okay?! [cheers and applause] luckily for guys like phil and me, there may soon be a new community where high earners are safe. and it's in the last place you'd think: detroit. sure, we all know the motor city has seen better days. like say, during the ice age. [laughter] but it's not all bad. take belle isle, a thousand-acre island and public park that many consider the jewel of detroit. it's no surpr

punxsutawney phil may be heading to court for predicting an early spring. it's true.ndicted in ohio for the misrepresentation of early spring. an ohio prosecutor says that phil was calculating and predicting spring despite snow and record cold temperatures that followed. >> i think need more to do that? >> okay. well, let's get your first degree weather update with maria molina. >> good morning. eye have a question are they going to start indicting meteorologists. >> you are are a law-abiding citizen though, right? >> i'm a little concerned. here are your cold temperatures for today allegedly. well below average across parts of the midwest, the great lakes. 33 degrees is going to be your high temperature in the city of minneapolis. factor in the breeze and it's going to be feeling even colder than that yet again today, it's friday, enjoy it you do need to bundle up as you head out the door morning. otherwise in san antonio the warm spot 87 degrees high temperature. you could be seeing 90's out across parts of texas throughout the afternoon today. we do have more effec

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, phil williamson, the manager for 337 and pier 48. i just want to give you an overview of what you will hear over the next half hour and i am here to introduce the program and the first speaker will be mike martin from the office of workforce department and his office is rolling this project and i will talk you through and walk you through the components of the term sheet and johnson's turn to come up and talk about the financial components before concluding, and so with that i would like to introduce mike martin from the office of workforce development >> thank you very much, phil. good afternoon, commissioners, mike martin i'm development project manager in the office of economic and workforce development. i wanted to take a few seconds at the beginning of our presentation today to give a little bit of the broader city-wide context of the project. basically for kind of linear story telling reasons we want to start with the broad picture and come to the specifics of the term sheet and a lot of the good thinking that has gone into the

half part of the night and it was dropped tuesday however when grosser realized that the good old phil had a defense with teeth in it and while this whole ordeal may seem quite silly it actually did help raise a very important point how could phil be so wrong about the arrival of spring when he's usually pretty accurate typically around this time of year we expect to see spring flowers beginning to bloom in gardens after sun spotted rain showers because after all spring showers are supposed to bring may flowers instead east coast americans are still dealing with the effects of an already nasty winter season has brought unprecedented amounts of snow to just about every region of united states as a result people are scratching their heads wondering when spring will really get here well now it turns out that spring slow arrival in the u.s. is likely being driven by changes half a world away in the arctic some of the nation's most prominent climate scientists announced at a news conference on tuesday that melting arctic sea ice may actually be the culprit behind a winter's refusal to packe

>> poor phil. what's he supposed to do. >> he's just a groundhog. >> comes out and sees his shadow or doesn't. it's been painful. everyone was hoping for an early spring. we had it last year. this season has been brutal. look at it this morning. we had our snowstorm yesterday. and now we're watching snow showers all the way down through kentucky into nashville. and even down as far as south as northern portions of alabama and north georgia. it's just a winter wonderland out there throughout so much of the country. now as far as the weather pattern, we did see the big storm go by yesterday that dumped that heavy snow in the mid-atlantic. that's exiting out to sea. we just have these leftover snow showers. the best news out there is even though it's still very cold, no big storms that are going to organize on the west coast and head east. at least we're done with that. we can slowly warm up the air, melt the snow and then we'll have some enjoyable weather around here once we get past easter. it's 6 i

that is my brief analysis of this complicated deal and with that i want to hand it back to phil to talk more about what we are doing going forward. thank you. thank you jonathan. to sum up a unique opportunity at this wonderful location and we believe that we have the right project before you today. it is going to improve over the next several months and years, as we go through the entitlement process it has improved since it was proposed in the rfp er a and we have a great partner and a good team and we are very excited to move forward. again the location, we could not ask for a better location, we think that is going to take advantage of the market and the market is going to reflect the value that the site has given the location and given truly it is the first piece of large development land now as you head out from the city's financial center. and the public benefits it is going to bring as mentioned the land use program is diverse and it is robust and a lot of great thinking has gone into how to make this site work, what is the right mix of uses of retail, open space, how all of thi

kral charge against punxsutawney phil.l let us down. >> have you a sense of motive in this? what possible justification could he have for misrepresenting the weather, sir? >> in pennsylvania, i think they just want to laugh at us, so we're trying to have the last half. there's an old saying that prosecutors can indict a cheese burger if they want to. well, we're changing all that. we can indict a groundhog. >> starting earlier on the food chain. >> absolutely. when you consider the indictment, we think it's ground-breaking litigation. >> i think you are probably right. what have you heard for the defense team for phil. how are they going to counter the charges? >> their defense as ian it, he doesn't know his rear end from the hole in the ground. so they are pleading ignorance. >> i have to ask. are you actually asking for the death penalty here. you are saying that the result should be this poor groundhog is killed. isn't that harsh? >> the response has been very positive here in butler county. most people around here want

and of course i'm seeking the death penalty because let's face it phil is already behind bars with a life sentence what else is left all gloucester is now considering dropping the charges rumor has it the bill o'reilly of fox news is still planning a two hour special on the impending war on groundhog day. coming up any of the ten richest americans could end the homelessness in america by just doing was steve jobs did when he took over apple take a one year pay all of it so why do we celebrate billionaires will discuss it in tonight's dilutive. let me let me i want to know why don't you let me ask you a question from. here my misspent work is what we have in the bank we have our knives out. to do this right you want to buy staying there again you're in a situation where being i don't want you to talk about surveillance me. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. isn't talki

this is phil and alex talking here. phil who's a man here.i was 16 i didn't want my mom know what i was frickin' doing. >> made me seem more comfortable saying it's just me and you talking, almost seemed as if it was off the record. >> do you think somebody intentionally went to hurt them or something just went wrong? >> he is providing a scenario which is not unusual for a investigator to do, a detective to do. >> gets into a frenzy. [ bleep ] >> i knew my girlfriend was outside and couple of friends were waiting for me back home to come back. we were going to have a fire out in the woods. >> but before alex leaves, police ask him to take a lie detector test on a computerized voice stress analyzer, or cvsa. >> what this is it measures the stress of the voice. so as long as you tell the truth, you'll be able to pass with this with no problem and i'll be the best friend you've got today. >> cool. >> once again alex is asked a series of general questions about the double homicide. >> do you know anything about how they were killed or anything?

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even phil's handlers are going along with this joke they claim phil is innocent. >>> later today the otters go back to their two-story home at the month ray aquarium. otter exit has enchanted 50 million aquarium visitors. now oughtser fans can learn more about these mammals including how the aquarium rescues and rehabilitates otters which are on the brink of extinction. they will be able to try out the new otter spotter station. you can watch wild otters. >>> tickets going fast for tomorrow's ncaa tournament game at hp pavilion. cal will take on syracuse after the bears upset unlv

phil's message. he didn't get the signal straight from the groundhog. and the prosecutor is now thinking maybe -- >>> all right, that's "early start." >> "starting point" with soledad o'brien starts right now. >>> our "starting point" this morning, breaking news. a stunner in italian court, a retrial has been ordered for amanda knox for the murder of her british roommate. this morning we're hearing from amanda knox, talking to her attorneys, live in rome. the other big story we're following for you this morning, thousands of people gathering outside the supreme court, justices will take up the issue of same-sex marriage. that starts in just a couple of hours. cnn's legal expert jeff toobin will tell us what we should be watching for. and then he's back. tiger woods says there's only one reason why he's number one in the golf world after a 29-month slump. >> a developing story. north korea saying it's going into combat-ready position. ready to attack the u.s. and american interests. we're live just ou

. >> that's what everybody says, but even punxsutawney phil, not happening.usan candiotti with us live now. susan, what is going on? is it april or is it december? >> reporter: oh, listen, three hours ago when you were talking with me, remember the streets were just wet, and then the sun went down and, boom, the snow started falling, so it is really coming down now. we only have about an inch so far. the forecast has always been for the most of it to come down in the overnight hours, and that is what we are expecting. up 208 inches. the roads are already getting treacherous, a bit icy. the morning commute could be difficult, but we're seeing a lot of snow plows out already. we'll see how things look in the morning, don. >> the correct answer to that is it's march, don, and you should know that. thank you very much, susan candiotti. tom is watching the weather from the severe weather center. come on. it's almost april and this is serious stuff. >> we joked about it earlier. not the third week of march. the 52nd day of february. snow, it's not unusual in parts

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the new chair, linda da viro. [ applause ] >> i do have some very big shoes to fill and as i said to phil earlier, les has really led us through some very turbulent times that were difficult and has been a strong leader. he has really built some very strong bridges between the departments and i hope i can do as well, if not in a much better atmosphere with money that we can spend and i look forward to having ongoing regular reports of our efforts and look for your support for what we're doing. and as phil said we're the liaison for the community; supervisors and the department and i hope to fulfill that and i look forward. thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and with that, we would like to show this month's video. produced by jamie hopper of san francisco university, former intern and now city employee. (showing video) [ music ]partment of emergency managementdepartment of emergency managementdepartment of emergency managementdem the department of emergency management and that concludes the general manager's report. >> we do have public comment on it. meg wong. good morning

even phil's handlers are going along with this joke they claim phil is innocent. >>> later today the sea otters go back to their two-story home at the month ray aquarium. otter exit has enchanted 50 million aquarium visitors. now oughtser fans can learn more about these mammals including how the aquarium rescues and rehabilitates otters which are on the brink of extinction. they will be able to try out the new otter spotter station. you can watch wild otters. >>> tickets going fast for tomorrow's ncaa tournament game at hp pavilion. cal will take on syracuse after the bears upset unlv 64-61. they have hosted the tournament three times until the last seven years. tip off for the cal syracuse game scheduled for 6:40 saturday night. the 12 seed cal golden bears definitely the under dogs. last night they pounded montana. and unfortunately st. maori's out after they lost. >>> still has a voice even though he was screaming during the game. >> i scared some people. >> you scared some people in your own home. >> i now. southbound 101 we have boulders that came down and hit an suv. we have ou

thank you, phil ginsberg and the hatchery for hosting us. i use open data. our company was founded three years ago using open data. we are one of the first sustainable companies to use open data and be sustainable innovation, meaning we can generate revenue and keep mobile applications for government going. we are really excited to be here today. this is our official launch of apple-liscious. i would like to thank our team, kevin, rick robbins, moment of all [speaker not understood] for my cto and co-founder. this was a very long, long journey with the city, but we had the help of leaders like phil, mayor lee, jay driving behind the scenes, the efforts for business to work with government. and i think we've accomplished that with this unique partnership moving forward. we're excited now there's cross-department collaboration with the san francisco arts, with the san francisco public art which has now been thanks to sean working late last night, putting the public arts into golden gate park. this is providing access. it's providing efficiency, and it's provid

even phil's handlers are going along with the joke saying phil is innocent.orrow's ncaa tournament game at hp pavillion. cal will take on syracuse university after the bears upset -- 64-61. san jose has hosted the tournament three times in seven years, each time bringing an estimated $20 million to the local economy. >> especially the first two days of the ncaa tournament, a lot of upsets, you can hear all the buzz. people are pretty fired up here. fun environment. good couple of days for sure. >> it wasn't all good news for bay area teens. while cal advanced, st. mary's lost to memphis, almost coming back, 54-52, the final score. a tipoff scheduled for 6:40 tomorrow night. the 12th seat, definitely the underdogs. syracuse pounded montana, 81- 34. wow, the other big upset i have to mention, harvard seeded 14 14th, upset 3rd seat new mexico. harvard has only been in march madness three times, and this is the only time they've won. >> time now, 7:55. sal, i need you to behave yourself during this next game. >> okay. i will. i will. >>> good morning, everybody.