bill o' reilly ignited a fierce backslash. she was talking about why many african-americans oppose donald trump's policy. >> well, that was stupid. i apologize. that had no place in the conversation. >> reporter: he apologized on his show tonight for the insensitive comments. but owner of salon hair escapade and compton neighbor amber says it is far from enough. she grew up admiring waters as her district congresswoman and it is disheartening to think that comments like o' reilly's are normalized but such an influential platform. >> it is sad he would choose her hair to be an issue when there are so many that have not been addressed. >> compared to nothing else, it is just kind of a distraction. >> reporter: a distraction maxine waters made very clear on msnbc was not going to derail the seasoned 19 term congresswoman. >> i'm a strong back woman. it will not be intimidated. i will not be undermined. i cannot be thought to be afraid of bill o' reilly or anybody. >> that was elsa ramon reporting. >>> wells fargo is about to lose

kindergartners in wilmington mark the occasion with their classmate reilly richards, she has down syndrome. reilly's mom made sure all of her friends weared crazy miss matched socks like other supporters nationwide and they received matching t-shirts and enjoyed cupcakes. abc world news is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. now for cecily tynan, jaime apody, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the terror concern and the emergency security ban fears over possible explosives smuggled inside laptops and tablets. the new rules for passengers flying to the u.s. from eight muslim-majority countries. martha raddatz standing by. >>> president trump's fight to take down obamacare -- the president's warning to republicans with the bill fails. >>> in the hot seat. supreme court nominee, neil gorsuch, grilled at his confirmation hearing. the questions on abortion, and p

the scammer using those personal details he'd just conned out of reilly to convince don ferguson hisas being held hostage and demanding money. >> he told me if i dropped this call that he was gonna kill my son. >> reporter: the fbi says these virtual kidnappings are happening across the country with alarming frequency. and ferguson was suspicious, immediately calling his son's cell phone and learning he was in fact safe. a great tactic, according to experts. who also say, if you get a call like that, be sure to ask detailed questions. >> give him a question only the person can know, and if they can't come back with that answer, you know it's a hoax. >> reporter: scammers also use social media to get details. one more reason to limit how much personal information you post. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> still ahead, it sounds like something out of the jetsons. imagine taking a drone home. where this is actually happening, coming up. >>> plus, where this pastor found a 700-carat diamond. stay with us. plus, where this pastor found a 700-carat diamond. coming up. kevin kevin kevin kevin

john c reilly who has been there since world war ii.om huddlestone as a tracker, they are trying to get from one side of the island to the other and there are major beasties are afoot. here is a clip. can you smell that? it's death. what the hell is this place? this is what's left of kong's pants. i've taken enough photos of mass graves to recognise one. the clear site isjust on the other side of this valley. we'll cross through and make it to the highest point west. this place is a real no—no, sir. we need to be going to the north side right now. and you are welcome to do that, my man... by yourself. i'm not leaving jack out there. now who's with me? we can make it. mighty right, we can make it. stay sharp, keep an eye out. i love the comment that said it is jolly good fun as long as you check your brain at the cloakroom? jolly good fun as long as you check your brain at the cloakroom7m jolly good fun as long as you check your brain at the cloakroom? it is smarter than that. the director made this small film called kings of summer this

john c reilly who has been there since world war ii. tom hiddlestone as a tracker, they are trying to get from one side of the island to the other and there are major beasties afoot. here is a clip. can you smell that? it's death. this is what's left of kong's pants. i've taken enough photos of mass graves to recognise one. the clear site isjust on the other side of this valley. we'll cross through and make it to the highest point west. this place is a real no—no, sir. we need to be going to the north side right now. and you are welcome to do that, my man... by yourself. i'm not leaving jack out there. now who's with me? we can make it. mighty right, we can make it. stay sharp, keep an eye out. i love the comment that said it is jolly good fun as long as you check your brain at the cloakroom ? it is smarter than that. the director made this small film called kings of summer and very much like gareth edwards who went from monsters to godzilla. he has gone from bad to this. it is like a $200 million epic. —— from fact to this. he has left

then we have samueljackson who is a soldier and john c reilly as the lost pilot who has been there sinceld war ii. they're all trying to get from one side and of the island to the other and there are major beasts afoot. can you smell that? that's the smell of death. what the hell is this place? i've taken enough voters of mass graves to recognise one. the this place is a real no no. we need to go to the north side. you are welcome to do that alone. i think it is smarter than people think. the director made a small film called kings of summer, wonderful indie fulham —— film. what he has managed to do is leave his fingerprints on it. so although is a huge franchise film, it's got lows of jokes huge franchise film, it's got lows ofjokes in it. i think there are even ofjokes in it. i think there are eve n refe re nces to ofjokes in it. i think there are even references to various cult horror forms. even references to various cult horrorforms. he even references to various cult horror forms. he takes just ten of liberties with how far you can push the characters, but also remembers that peopl

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so he was a little more open about the interambassadors. >> steve reilly of "usa today." thanks you. appreciate it. nicole wallace was asked about that this morning on the "today" show. i want to play you what she said. listen. >> you can't give me one real simple great answer as to why all this would be happening, simple, logical explanation. >> there is none. so many people having so many contacts and not remembering, it doesn't make sense. they're even the most forgetful team in political history or the most intimate with russia. >> so which is it, most forgetful or most intimate with russia? >> there's an innocent explanation for almost any of these meetings you hear about, coming to trump tower, meeting with jared kushner. the fact that they covered it up, that session is dodgy in his answers in the committee, that they seemingly snuck the ambassador in the back door so he would miss c-span, all of that makes us wonder what he's hiding. it's not bad -- >> the meeting themselves were not the issue. >> if nothing was going on, why were they covering up it up? i don't h

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idea who it was. >> reilly, reilly.cause em was her nickname growing up. >> so she would turn around. >> so we have real names of major celebrities so and we'll try to guess who it is. eric bishop. this is his real name clearly. >> real name. >> i have no idea. >> i don't know. >> is it an eric something? jamie foxx. i made no connection there at all. >> catherine hudson. k that's easy. >> no, katy perry. >> katy perry. >> peter hernandez. >> don't know. >> bruno mars. >> i guess. >> julie ann smith. >> julie ann moore. >> there you go. all right. my stage name is albert roker. anyway, let's show you what we have got as far as your weather. for today big storm moving into the pacific northwest. very stormy condition with a risk of severe weather down through the lower and mid mississippi river valley. showers moving through the northeast today. lots of warm weather through the gulf and into the mid plains. nice and toasty in the southwest and a little on the chilly side into the northern period plains. for today plenty

reilly stepbrothers movie and worth mentioning playoff fever is in the air at verizon center this is first time in the same surprise caps and wizards will have home ice home court advantage. >> all right. >> hopefully they'll both win. >> it's all in the air. like someso long power retaining follicles. >> you're on a roll with all these big words and all that. >> every once if a while it comes to me. don't worry by 9:00 i won't be able to read >> you wrote that on the fly deposit you. >> don't giveaway my secrets. >> listen there's a chance of showers and thunderstorms this morning. there's also just so you know a chance of showers and thunderstorms later on this too. we shoud he a couple thunderstorms moving up and there could be a few more. doesn't look like widespread. it doesn't look like everybody will get wet but there's places the thunderstorms are moving through and we're watching this storm by best minister kind of jump from frederick country over about to move into carol country okay. and then there's one more i'll move down to it. this is beginning to weaken a little as it

reilly ford cheyenne hannah and ford were there to help her get out of the house.y used a hose to help her put out that fire in the carport. >> god put those kids in the right place at the right time because i was would have gone. i believe that with all my heart. they are heroes. >> investigators say a planter filled with fertilizer rock and mulch somehow caught fire. >> 5:52 and up next philadelphia international airport seems to have been upping its food game a, at least one service is noticed. see how it ranks among the nation. >> also apple has released a new operating system. it has plenty of new features. more on that coming up at 6:00. >> ♪ philadelphia international airport as we wake up this morning at 5:56 on this 50 degrees right now. getting up to the high 60's and round of rain later today. >>> police identified the construction worker who was crushed by a safe deposit box during an accident in montgomery county. 35-year-old jonathan maust of lancaster county and two o thekers were trying to move wells fargo bang at the cheltenham mall yesterday. the

he was right diet deficient if only i was more like a bill reilly. he doesn't care. want to be like barack obama he is talented and charming and taller than me but he is black. he is a victim. you get where i am going. everybody can be a victim there are real victims the mentally ill, and children neglected or abused, the people who must try to live on $1 a day. but something odd is going on the most successful country in the history of the world we spend $22 trillion on programs that promise to help those who need help pay yet more people than ever say i am a victim and lots of politicians say that is why i ran for office. and hillary clinton announced her campaign she said. >> i am running for everyone who has ever been knocked down. >> people working to with three jobs. >> watching politics you would think america is filled with victims. kathleen mangu ward writes for recent magazine and david webb talks about that on his radio show. you are a victim you are black. >> i am confused. but at some time so the aid discriminated against me but unless they did it to my

steve reilly, investigative reporter for usa today, joins us.s at least, on meetings with russians. tell us more. that's right. today we posted a story detailing conversations between two members of president donald trump's presidential campaign and the russian ambassador in july. presidential campaign and the russian ambassador injuly. these meetings were held... or discussions took place at events connected to the republican national convention, the republican national convention, the nominees convention, injuly 2016 and they run contrary to a series of statements about the trunk campaign and the trump administration, and trump officials, to the extent that there were no contacts between the campaign and russian officials. and one quick question on that, steve. are you sure? well, these were not secret meetings that took place. these were open rooms, there were many people there, and two members of donald trump's national security advisory committee spoke with the ambassador there. and they won't say exactly what was discussed. one of them mem

i had betsy andreu, wife of frankie, lance's long—time teammate, i had emma 0'reilly who had been a personalto lance when he won his first tour de france. they came to me and told their story. steven swart from new zealand who rode with lance. he said that lance was the biggest advocate of doping in his team. three witnesses with first—hand evidence of lance's doping. i put it all in a book and i thought that was it but armstrong was too powerful, even with all the evidence in the world, you couldn't bring him down. and it wasn't until five years ago that actually the us cycling authorities, and then it moved on to the world doping authorities, but they finally revealed the truth of the scale of the doping that armstrong had been involved in and in the end he was banned from cycling. in fact, banned from all professional sport. he's finished and now he is way beyond the age where he could be a cyclist, but if you were to meet lance armstrong today, what would you say to him? it's a question i have often considered. i think i would want the conversation to be incredibly private. i wouldn't wa

transportation and chrysler we're currently developing a framework in a corridor and look forward to reilly the future goals and the benefits to the excelsior awhile we are work own the plan for the fuven were asking the mta board to assure that the staff can move forward with the improvement of deadly intersection we must work together with the excelsior and the community for the programs to have a swift pedestrian safety so no one else it killed along the high injury corridor thank you >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> mr. wiener. >> herbert wiener last name is w e i n e r. >> i'm concerned when you are you going to separately out the business of travel at the bus stops first, i see two clemente buses going 24 that minutes, of course, i'm upset and anger and 3 minutes later it comes and i'm fortunate to double back and take the bus that's going on going on for a very, very long term and building the problem is two years old and it is really a pain in the neck so when are you going to straighten out this house you know it is certainly this should say a priority this is a grea

. >> charles nelson reilly. >> that was another one. >> that was match game. >> the odds of trump postcardsm with you. this means absolutely nothing to trump. he will not see another one of these. but it does is cause more primes for postal carriers and whatever poor slump test go to the white house mail. >> yes, 100%. >> you said earlier seeing is the left been defeated by trump. >> they said the independently organized event is spearheaded by two california persistence meters. >> it is just these people want to feel like they are important and matter and that is one of the big lies about democracy. most people don't matter, especially john devore. >> remember back in 2009 when conservatives had a mental breakdown and they pressed out like colonial williamsburg? you remember that when they lost their mind and they put on wings? >> are you talking about the patriotic movement known as the tea party? >> it's during a crackerjack job now with legislation. >> anthony, you said you were to nixon when you are young. to be fair, he was probably dealing with some serious [bleep] at the moment. >>

the students wanted to honor reilly richards their classmate. her family says she is the only student at the school with down syndrome. how nice is that. >> philadelphia's main courthouse is going high tech to cut back on witness tampering and courtroom disruptions. monica malpass is live in the newsroom with more. >> the answer is to keep people's cell phones outs of the courtroom but that does not mean have you to let your cell phone totally out of your sight. the pouch, the centerpiece of these new restrictions coming to philadelphia justice center. and in health check an important spring time warning, why experts say that using sun protection now is more important than the summer months. we'll explain nor on "action news" at 5:00. >> monica thank you. >> septa subway riders were treated to live classical music during their commute. >> members of the philadelphia orchestra performed at suburban station and they played in honor of johan bach the composers 126th birthday. it brings attention to classical music with free concerts like this one.

he doesn't reilly think that president obama went up and tapped his phone personally, there's no questionbama administration, there were actions about surveillance and other activities that occurred in the 2016 election, that is a widely reported activity that occurred back then. the president used the word wiretap to mean broadly surveillance and other activitiesp. >> i'm wondering if that is snl or that was i real briefing there, a week ago spicer said the tweet speaks for itself. >> what do you make of this unsuccessful attempt to walk it back. >> it doesn't necessarily matter whether it was wiretapping. president trump himself has raised serious questions about why the fbi or president obama would have reason to conduct that kind of investigation. i think most reasonable people doubt the existence of that investigation. the problem now is, he's raised the question, it's going to be incumbent on congress or the white house to explain whether or not the president was mistaken or otherwise false -- mistaken or whether congress is going to have to report to produce the results of that inv

sir craig reilly is the president of the world anti—doping agency, former vice president of the internationalic committee and former chairman of the british olympic association. he also played a key role as president of the international badminton federation, in getting badminton into the olympic games. helen richardson walsh is a gold medallist, a member of the triumphant gb hockey team in rio, and a veteran of 291 international appearances for england and gb. now playing in the netherlands. baroness tanni grey—thompson is simply one of the greatest british paralympics. eleven gold medals to her name, not to mention four silvers and a bronze, and currently chairing the duty of care review for the government in helping elite and grass—roots athletes engaging in sport. benni mccarthy is the leading goal—scorer for south africa's national football team. thirty two goals in 80 appearances in a career which has taken him from top clubs in south africa to europe and the us, and he is currently taking his coaching badges, and is a regular commentator on football across the continents. catherine mur

sean spicer seemed to demean her and max zone waters jumps to her defense based on comments bill to reillypril is a tough reporter. >> especially women of color have had a lifetime of practice taking precisely these kinds of indignities in stride. but why should we have to. and any woman who thinks this couldn't be directed at her is living in a dream world. >> so sean spicer on the radio, lynn, basically saying he treats all reporters the same. saying he is treating her differently isn't so. but back to hillary clinton you see this as an area where she could be a voice? >> hillary clinton throughout her career has been a voice for women empowerment. no matter where or what happens in the democratic party leadersh leadership, she's going to be speaking out on issues and the situation with april ryan at the briefing yesterday was just the latest example that she used to talk about women suffering from indignities and women know what she meant when she was talking about this. it doesn't mean she is going to run again or take an official post. it just means she is going to speak. in this case

the flu may have emerged out of fort reilly, kansas.but the flu devastated the armies of germany, england, trance and the united states, but there was military censorship imposed so that nobody wants to talk about the deaths over there.e. only when the flu got to spain was will no military censorship, so it became known as the spanish flu. i don't know about german measles. >> yes, sir. >> my name's trey english. i found out the man i always thought was my grandfather was actually my great uncle because my grandfather died of the spanish flu. and his brother married his brother's wife. but what happened in that case, and i think this other times in the past, is that without our modern medicines, communities do what they can the try to -- to try to stop pandemics. there was a movie about six years ago, i believe, called contagion that i thought was very good in terms of everything that was on screen.th but i was really disturbed by most of the stuff that was off screen because they didn't have any recognition that there might be some soc

john c reilly, who has been there since world war ii. tom huddlestone as a tracker.sties are afoot. here is a clip. can you smell that? it's death. what the hell is this place? this is what's left of kong's pants. i've taken enough photos of mass graves to recognise one. the crash site is just on the other side of this valley. we'll cross through and make it to the highest point west. this place is a real no—no, sir. we need to be going to the north side right now. and you are welcome to do that, my man... by yourself. i'm not leaving jack out there. now who's with me? we can make it. mighty right, we can make it. stay sharp, keep an eye out. i love the comment that said it's jolly good fun as long as you check your brain at the cloakroom. i think actually it's smarter than that. the director made this lovely, small film called kings of summer and very much like gareth edwards who went from monsters to godzilla. it is like a $200 million epic. he has managed to leave his fingerprints on it. yes, it is a huge monsterfranchise movie, but it's also got loads and loads o

transportation and chrysler we're currently developing a framework in a corridor and look forward to reilly the future goals and the benefits to the excelsior awhile we are work own the plan for the fuven were asking the mta board to assure that the staff can move forward with the improvement of deadly intersection we must work together with the excelsior and the community for the programs to have a swift pedestrian safety so no one else it killed along the high injury corridor thank you >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> mr. wiener. >> herbert wiener last name is w e i n e r. >> i'm concerned when you are you going to separately out the business of travel at the bus stops first, i see two clemente buses going 24 that minutes, of course, i'm upset and anger and 3 minutes later it comes and i'm fortunate to double back and take the bus that's going on going on for a very, very long term and building the problem is two years old and it is really a pain in the neck so when are you going to straighten out this house you know it is certainly this should say a priority this is a grea

childcare facility that opens to the roof garden and the typical workspace of the building is are reilly to draw on the transparent and the informal collaboration and connecting departments finally the office tower is clad in a eloquent glass bottom with the penetration and balconies the building structural grid is expressed in a frame of ceramic frame and it is vertical proportions are by transitioned finances those finances will catch the light from dentist directions and give it a soft luminous flow by contrast it is slightly rougher materials the majority of building is clad in a multiple colored cushion wall and the structure frame is expressed but the nature the residential use is a varying partner of darker panels and footprints at the top of the residential building a perforated metal screen coming back from the curtain wall a subtle presence and in the open corner of residential tower so when we start this project our client coined the nickname a chess because of pieces needed to be move forward around on the site i think from the collaboration with so many people in the city th

. >> so the short answer the buildings of that scale are reilly concentrated around the transbay termhat was adopted i the commission in 2012 and created enabled the salesforce tower and other like to call them super tall buildings where they should be around the transit center that was the idea you the other area are much less drastically but makes some taller buildings call the central soma program that is the plan that had been adopted and reflect the subway corridor and a plan that goes from second to 6 to two blocks either side of ford from townsend to market that will create higher project sites particularly the north side of that corridor near market and the south side towards side caltrans central station not a district of theses but makes 5 or 6 or 7 sites from 2 to three to four hundred feet so accommodate particularly to accommodate new office growth because the city's capacity for office and job growth is limited with the build out of downtown and the transit center and office use is only allowed in 10 percent of city very few places to accommodate new office use so this i

. >> only reilly knows where it is. >> and he might not ever find it but he's going to try.tures coming in #fox5 puppy. today is national puppy day. >> i keep waiting for tucker to call me and say let's go to the shelter, i'm ready. >> today is the day. >> i'm getting close. >> i'm going with. that's all i need to know. >> there are so many to choose from its a hard decision. >> i retweeted a cute puppy named tucker. >> what's the puppy name, like biden. >> 30 in washington. wind chill 23 degrees. it's cold out there. and pardon me, you probably can gather from the overnight lows back in the 20's and 30's it's going to be a chilly day lots of sunshine. lighter winds than yesterday but we're going to keep it on the cool side, about 10 degrees below what we would typically see here for the date. so upper 40's for daytime highs but nice and quiet weather forecast and lots of springtime to look forward to if you love temperatures in the 60's and 70's, this weekend will be perfect for you as we'll be -- we are going to have some clouds saturday but we will see those temperatures

we have a huge news flow including the story by michael reilly. we will get to that in a moment.117,mes in 118. flatter yield. nine days away is a fed meeting. euro swissie is a weaker swiss franc. that's a big deal in sterling flat under 123. francine: deutsche bank tumbles. i spoke to the ceo earlier this morning. investors are still trying to figure out the growth prospects for china. they are still trying to figure andinterest rate hikes escalating geopolitical tensions in north korea. it's bolstering the yen. we have gdp figures out of greece. the contraction is bigger than we had expected. lots going on. the former u.s. treasury of national intelligence says there was no wiretapping direct it at resident donald trump. his comments come as the white house urges congress to investigate the present its allegations. cirilli joins us now on the phone. i don't know how much this is a distraction from donald trump. is this serious? do we believe anything that's coming out at the moment? will there be an investigation or is it just noise? a time in which many have questioned how th

number but stark when you hear is that 2 percent of private parcels are rh-1 and rh-2 that means we're reilly depending on a small percentage of city parcels to bear the burden of accommodating the city's growth and hopefully our city's family i just think that is a huge conundrum for san francisco and as we talk about things like local density bonus program and this is a huge you know no, no to discuss but i just - i think that is impossible to talk about how you'll build for families housing if we don't talk about density in the rh-1 and rh-2 i just think the numbers here are stark and we have to expect all of san francisco to contribute to our housing density especially, if we want to keep diversity and families here in san francisco the one thing i was a little bit heartened but we're not doing worse on the two bedrooms that surprise me not the immense studios i'm unhappy to see we've stagnated or the same an two bedrooms but clear that is a huge void when you get to 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom counts they complain about the 3 bedrooms and more but we need to talk about the city's feasibility i

many pedestrians victims survive when hit at 40 and thirty miles per hour and 80 mile-per-hour and reilly talking about how important speed is in is city of san francisco we should expect the drivers to go slowly the 5 minutes you save by getting to that meeting on time or picking up someone is not worst of the life or serious injury of another individual and i think that while it will be great to have this sources for police officers you know on all the corners and inspections of san francisco we know that this is not a reality and see sfpd has other priorities we want them to be funding their resources and time on similar to the red light cameras that limited use of speed enforcement cameras low slow down our drivers on the road and hopefully changing the cultural behavior to that will truly you know impact i think a number of deaths but judges. >> importantly the number of serious death thank you commissioner yee you're leadership in the city and i'm glad our having a robust discussion about the aspects and concerns that you have i hope that the state has equally robust discussion we d

many pedestrians victims survive when hit at 40 and thirty miles per hour and 80 mile-per-hour and reilly talking about how important speed is in is city of san francisco we should expect the drivers to go slowly the 5 minutes you save by getting to that meeting on time or picking up someone is not worst of the life or serious injury of another individual and i think that while it will be great to have this sources for police officers you know on all the corners and inspections of san francisco we know that this is not a reality and see sfpd has other priorities we want them to be funding their resources and time on similar to the red light cameras that limited use of speed enforcement cameras low slow down our drivers on the road and hopefully changing the cultural behavior to that will truly you know impact i think a number of deaths but judges. >> importantly the number of serious death thank you commissioner yee you're leadership in the city and i'm glad our having a robust discussion about the aspects and concerns that you have i hope that the state has equally robust discussion we d

many pedestrians victims survive when hit at 40 and thirty miles per hour and 80 mile-per-hour and reilly talking about how important speed is in is city of san francisco we should expect the drivers to go slowly the 5 minutes you save by getting to that meeting on time or picking up someone is not worst of the life or serious injury of another individual and i think that while it will be great to have this sources for police officers you know on all the corners and inspections of san francisco we know that this is not a reality and see sfpd has other priorities we want them to be funding their resources and time on similar to the red light cameras that limited use of speed enforcement cameras low slow down our drivers on the road and hopefully changing the cultural behavior to that will truly you know impact i think a number of deaths but judges. >> importantly the number of serious death thank you commissioner yee you're leadership in the city and i'm glad our having a robust discussion about the aspects and concerns that you have i hope that the state has equally robust discussion we d

many pedestrians victims survive when hit at 40 and thirty miles per hour and 80 mile-per-hour and reilly talking about how important speed is in is city of san francisco we should expect the drivers to go slowly the 5 minutes you save by getting to that meeting on time or picking up someone is not worst of the life or serious injury of another individual and i think that while it will be great to have this sources for police officers you know on all the corners and inspections of san francisco we know that this is not a reality and see sfpd has other priorities we want them to be funding their resources and time on similar to the red light cameras that limited use of speed enforcement cameras low slow down our drivers on the road and hopefully changing the cultural behavior to that will truly you know impact i think a number of deaths but judges. >> importantly the number of serious death thank you commissioner yee you're leadership in the city and i'm glad our having a robust discussion about the aspects and concerns that you have i hope that the state has equally robust discussion we d

reilly is amazing. there is phenomenal scene at the end of the credit.iverse as the 2014 godzilla movie which i didn't particularly care for. this movie delivers. samuel l. jackson one of my favorite actors of all time. sit down with him to talk about all of the effects he has been involved in over his career. still geeks out about certain things he sees on set. watch this. >> i was shocked by the guy they set on fire that was running around. every time they say cut they douse him and go okay. juice him back up and they go and smear all this -- they light him first before they say that background and they light him, action. dude it's like i think get paid for every time they get lit. each individual lit time. >> yeah. like taking falls or whatever they get paid per fall. per light. steve: per ignition. >> that's amazing. could you imagine being a stunt man? steve: light me up five times. i need to build an extension on my house. >> that's amazing. i remember i was interviewing peterberg one ti for the lone survivor. stunt men were actually falling down t

number but stark when you hear is that 2 percent of private parcels are rh-1 and rh-2 that means we're reillyepending on a small percentage of city parcels to bear the burden of accommodating the city's growth and hopefully our city's family i just think that is a huge conundrum for san francisco and as we talk about things like local density bonus program and this is a huge you know no, no to discuss but i just - i think that is impossible to talk about how you'll build for families housing if we don't talk about density in the rh-1 and rh-2 i just think the numbers here are stark and we have to expect all of san francisco to contribute to our housing density especially, if we want to keep diversity and families here in san francisco the one thing i was a little bit heartened but we're not doing worse on the two bedrooms that surprise me not the immense studios i'm unhappy to see we've stagnated or the same an two bedrooms but clear that is a huge void when you get to 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom counts they complain about the 3 bedrooms and more but we need to talk about the city's feasibility in

number but stark when you hear is that 2 percent of private parcels are rh-1 and rh-2 that means we're reillyepending on a small percentage of city parcels to bear the burden of accommodating the city's growth and hopefully our city's family i just think that is a huge conundrum for san francisco and as we talk about things like local density bonus program and this is a huge you know no, no to discuss but i just - i think that is impossible to talk about how you'll build for families housing if we don't talk about density in the rh-1 and rh-2 i just think the numbers here are stark and we have to expect all of san francisco to contribute to our housing density especially, if we want to keep diversity and families here in san francisco the one thing i was a little bit heartened but we're not doing worse on the two bedrooms that surprise me not the immense studios i'm unhappy to see we've stagnated or the same an two bedrooms but clear that is a huge void when you get to 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom counts they complain about the 3 bedrooms and more but we need to talk about the city's feasibility in