. >> teresa and picard and sirus. >> we may need to turn up the volume on this mic. >> picard, and sius in hills burg and opened bambooeda and sold out later. >> when people talk about kohn tractors who know what they are doing, karl's one of those guise. it's a special area to do restaurant construction. it's as we get through this we will talk a bit about developing a team. a team to work on your restaurant. clearly that's one of the most important things to me as i watch what happens. if there is a weak point in the team whether at this time mechanical contract the equipment supplier the architectural lighting specialist the whole thing is delayd and costs sky rocket. people who do multiple restaurants develop a team, i would guess? >> we have developed teams. a gentlemen in the audience mentioned, are we supposed to learn the code. even contractors that have been around unless you specialize in restaurants there are so many codes from so many different agencies that it takes years to get to know them all. and you need somebody that gets into it because it's taken me 10 yiers to be s

january 23rd, 1960, two men, don walsh and squawk picard go inside an submersible and go to the deepestart of the ocean. the maryanne as trench. >> it's two human, have been the challenger deep in the min data now stretch, they did it 50 years ago and it's never been done since. >> john mccost kerr, california academy of sciences who himself has descended 9,000 feet under the ocean's surface says it is hard for most people to fathom. >> it's deeper than mount everest is tall. it's all most 7 miles deep. >> it took more than 5 hours to get to the bottom. >> it's so dark, you can close your eyes, push your eyes like this, and the little bit of light you see is more than all the light there is down there except a little bit of light that is produced by animals. >> yeah, believe it or not, mccost kerr says there are animals down there. >> since hen with the remote operated cameras we have been able to see some flat fish and flouncers on the bottom of the ocean. there's life all over the bottom of the ocean but it's very, very cold and very, very dark. >> go to cbs5.com, click on the i con t

. >> he's jean-luc picard. very manly. can i do my impression? of "star trek" fans tonight. >> jimmy: do you like being in los angeles? a lot of people hate it here. >> i found a new love for it on four wheels, really. until like a year ago i didn't drive and -- >> jimmy: anywhere or drive here? >> i drove motorcycles but not cars. and it was -- it was a life style choice. but i was in laguna about a year ago we spent a couple of weeks down there having a little vacation. it was lovely. did a lot of snorkeling. we withere on the pch and as we were going to the shake shack, this guy was walking past and clearly walking from newport beach to laguna and he wasn't a hobo, just decided to have a walk, i think. and this car slowed down, a young guy, looked like a nice guy, you know, he only had that a little bit, and he decided to slow down the car, lean out the window and go, get a car, loser! i was like, whoa, man! so, that made me -- i know, it was kind of harsh. so that made me think i should learn to drive, lest i be a californian loser. >> jimmy:

. >> reporter: january 23rd, 1960, two men don walsh and jacques picard climb inside and dive in. >> 35, 791 feet. two human beings have been there in the trench. they did it 5 years ago and it has never been done since. >> reporter: california academy of sciences employee says it is hard for most people to fathom. >> deeper than mt. everest is tall much it is almost 7 miles deep. >> reporter: it took more than five hours to get to the bottom. >> it is so dark. you can close your eyes. push your eyes like this. and the little bit of light you see is more than all the light there is down there except a little bit of light that is produced by animals. >> reporter: yes, believe it or not, he says there are animals down there. >> since then was the remote operated cameras and have been able to identify some kind of flat fishes. there is life all over the bottom of the ocean but it is very cold and very, very dark. >> reporter: go to cbs5.com. click on the i con, send me your good question. >>> san francisco's budget problems just got a lot worse. why the hole just grew by another $20 mil