and i heard all about this guy thomas robb.s the leader of what is apparently the knights of the ku klux klan. it's so racist that the kkk added a fourth k. took up the racism a notch. this is the kkkk. [ laughter ] i had to meet this guy. i had to call him up and go hey, man, can i come to your creepy compound? i didn't actually call him up. that would be weird. and i didn't say creepy compound. i had one of the producers call him up because he's got a way better white guy voice than i do. because he's a white guy my white guy voice sucks. i'm like "what up, brother?" [ laughter ] nobody buys that. so thomas robb was like why don't me and your host go out to lunch? and then if i like him then he can come to my compound. which so now i'm in this weird position where i'm going to lunch with a ku klux klan member and i have to impress him. [ laughter ] racism, you know what i'm saying? >> kamau. >> yes, sir. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> tom robb. >> thanks for coming. >> oh, no problem at all. glad to be here. >>

so robb, how long is this cold weather going to last? >> well, unfortunately the cold pattern is going to be in place as we get into the first day of the new year. it will stick around for awhile. temperatures not really going to move a whole lot. the pattern is locked in and it means that areas that are already cold even as we head into the end of the week are going to stay cold, areas that are warm are going to stay warm. that pattern not really going to change it lacks like until a full weak into the new year when finally some of the warmer temperatures can surge a little farther to the north into places that could use some temperatures finally above freezing. this is the pattern that we're stuck with. areas that we typically think of being cold, colder than average. areas in the west, areas that you expect to be warm even this time of year are warmer than average. and it's those extremes that get even more extreme by this pattern that has become so pronounced. so when we talk about temperatures, they are 20 to 30 degrees below the av

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, robb. the minority vote, what was your reaction when he first came to you asking this? >> well, i helped him to get to be elected lieutenant-governor, and that was done relative to showing he could bring a change. he did say prior to running for lieutenant-governor, if doug wilder is going to run for lieutenant-governor, i'm not going run because i'm not going to oppose him. i said, i'm not going to run and i repeated that in 1977 describing the office of the lieutenant-governor as a vacuous position, only exists to vote in this case of a tie or preside over the senate. far more influential here in the senate. when i decided to run later on, i said, didn't you say that before? i said, yes, this is now. when chuck asked me about that, i spoke to one of his persons who was his minority advisor, arthur murphy, from the african-american chain out of baltimore, i said, arthur, i tell you what i'm doing, i'm forming now in 1972, i think i started, the black democratic caucus of virginia, not the

. >> deputy city attorney robb kapla, we discussed some of these with the ordinance that allowed the third party recovery that we reviewed a few months back. the change as with all permit evaluations, the developer eventually pays the cost of the city to review. in this instance, weary moving -- they're still what we pay for, the expert review it's just we have the duty to hire experts that actually the city wants to contract with to review and provide the information we need and then pass those costs on to the developer. so it is still necessary to process an application that the do developer brings forward. it doesn't change that these are our experts designing a building in anyway. it's still to evaluate what the developer brings forward to the city. it's not intended to change the relationship or any way get the city more involved in the development itself. the developer produces the building designs. these are the expertise we need to evaluate the design and information. >> so the ultimate liability as it were, professional liability is on the primary engineers that the develope

robb's over the years and the bone grows back replacing the temporary prosthesis it's fascinating it's forcing your. osteo paul a starter here is the company that developed this technology. so this is. a three d. printer creates bone implants that customized for each individual which means even people with very serious cases can be helped for example when large areas of the skull have been damaged fixed. image in. you build the wall tallest building. when the building architecture is finished you have to remove the skull. we remove the scaffold how do you remove it. by creating it into carbon dioxide and water so it's a miracle. to buy but the rate seems the most important over the last ten years we have found that we stumble on a scaffold. where the rate backwardation. small so those cells have time to grow a. brain tissue grown in a petri dish bone implants from a three d. printer detzner wonders how much longer it will be before science can build a human from the ground up. i can full body parts. are not and never will be. because if you don't draw the line and. you are met scientis

appointee is pushing a major change to the legal process for settling alleged labor law violations peter robb general counsel of the national labor relations board or n.l.r.b. outlined plans to affectively demote the regional directors who resolve about eighty five percent of n.l.r.b. cases by placing them in a new smaller tier of civil servants who could overrule the regional managers the changes expected to tilt the system toward ruling in favor of employers. all right let's head back now to davos with our children for reaction to the president's speech let's get parts thoughts on this as well as those who are in attendance. monella present trump speech was warmly received by a polite audience most of the time was spent on what the president himself describes as being a cheerleader for the united states he told the crowd that the u.s. was open for business and competitive again he said the economy was strong and smashing one stock market record after another consumer and business confidence was high and unemployment was low since by election we've created two point four million jobs and tha

berlin still to come anger grows in tunisia hundreds are arrested dozens are injured after why it's robb's in several talents we'll look at what's driving unrest in the nation that was the birthplace of the arab spring. three in mars' military says that its soldiers summarily executed ten right hinge of muslims last september referring to those killed as quote terrorists and this is the first public admission of wrongdoing by the army since it began a crackdown on ethnic group in july last august the admission appeared. in a statement on the facebook page of a military commander in chief more than six hundred thousand britain have fled their homes into neighboring bangladesh to developments in what kind states. meanwhile prosecutors in myanmar have charged two journalists for reuters with violating the country's official secrets act and that's despite widespread international condemnation the pair say they were trying to report on the military's crackdown on range of muslim. journalist while lone managed to smile as the soldiers paraded him outside the courthouse but he and his colleague c

appointee is pushing a major change to the legal process for settling alleged labor law violations peter robb general counsel of the national labor relations board or n.l.r.b. outlined plans to affectively demote the regional directors who resolve about eighty five percent of n.l.r.b. cases by placing them in a new smaller tier of civil servants who could overrule the regional managers the changes expected to tilt the system toward ruling in favor of employers. all right let's head back now to davos with our children for reaction to the president's speech let's get parts thoughts on this as well as those who are in attendance. monella present trump speech was warmly received by a polite audience most of the time was spent on what the president himself describes as being a cheerleader for the united states he told the crowd that the u.s. was open for business and competitive again he said the economy was strong and smashing one stock market record after another consumer and business confidence was high and unemployment was low since by election we've created two point four million jobs and tha

appointee is pushing a major change to the legal process for settling alleged labor law violations peter robb general counsel of the national labor relations board or n.l.r.b. outlined plans to affectively demote the regional directors who resolve about eighty five percent of n.l.r.b. cases by placing them in a new smaller tier of civil servants who could overrule the regional managers the changes expected to tilt the system toward ruling in favor of employers. all right let's head back now to davos with our children for reaction to the president's speech let's get bart's thoughts on this as well as those who are in attendance. monella present trump speech was warmly received by a polite audience most of the time was spent on what the president himself describes as being a cheerleader for the united states he told the crowd that the u.s. was open for business and competitive again he said the economy was strong and smashing one stock market record after another consumer and business confidence was high and unemployment was low since by election we've created two point four million jobs and th

r robb kapla. the d.b.i.as one of the first building departments in the nation to use the adoption of administrative bulletins in march 2008. requirements and guidelines for the seismic design of new tall buildings using non predescriptive seismic design procedures. these guidelines mandated third party reviews for all new tall buildings. develop with the structural engineers association of northern california. since may of 2017 at director huey's request, building safety reviews for tall building. still in draft form and expected to be submitted to director hui by 2018, improvements include... broadening the scope of the regulations beyond the current structural design with more comprehensive structural engineering design review with geotechnical and seismic hazard mitigations. tightening technical qualifications that the expert involve in the tall building review must be a licensed california geotechnical engineer or licensed civil california engineer with expertise. beginning another effort to work separat

. >> clorox's cfo steve robb announced his retirement he's been cfo since 2011 he'll serve?ough march where he'll be succeeded by kevin jacobson, who's been in charge of financial analysis since 2011 the company credits robb with $100 million in cost savings annually back over to you. >> might need him in congress. thank you. >>> apple ceo tim cook issuing a warning to just about everyone using a phone. we'll tell you what that is before the break another look at netflix shares, rngsept.higher after its latest more "closing bell" in two >>> apple ceo tim cook speaking out at harlow college in the uk last week warning about the overuse of technology and social media saying, quote, don't have a kid but i have a nephew i put boupdryes on some thing i won't allow i don't want them on a social network, end quote after launching the ipad, steve jobs said, quote, actually we don't allow the ipad in the home we think it's too dangerous for them professor adam molter talks about that in his new book "irresistible," and ed lee welcome to you both. ed, let me start with you on the appl

i clerked for roger robb and they were wonderful gentlemen. there's a bell curve. so the chief justice is going to assure not only for those clerks but the additional 25,000 who work for the federal judiciary, article 3, brank 3, there is a means of bringing forward complaints whereas before they might have felt too ooh isolate and when you're working as a clerk to a federal judge, you work in a very close relationship sheltered from purview. it's very quiet and confidential. no one knows what goes on inside the chambers of a judge. chief justice is very serious about this. i'm sure it will lead to a procedure by which anyone who feels harassed can report. >> julia, what do we know when this report is going to be prepared? i want to ask you how quickly this came about. you think of the u.s. judiciary as a slow-moving body. we see a quick reaction to what was reported in the post weeks ago. >> the timing was the year end report. i think the chief justice wanted to use this opportunity to address this. if he had sort of skimmed over a pretty huge event and the commun

robb ruby, just starting with you here. of this detail that you got from this complaint dating back to the campaign, you laid it out on buzzfeed. he wrote and keep in mind this is a man married with kids at the time. i haven't met anyone as amazing as you are in a very long time. this is to this young stabber. the whole package. you have an internal and external poise and beauty that is so compelling. look, i can't type as much as i'd like on this -- and you don't want to hear it all. i hope you understand what i'm saying. you're filling my mind tonight so i needed to share. and those unwanted advances just kept coming to this young woman. >> that was one in a cache of internal documents that we obtained about this complaint. another one was the summary of all the things this woman complained of with regard to her -- with burns strider, who was her direct superior. this was the man that she was reporting to on a fast-paced campaign. other details were five kisses on the head, one on one occasion inside an elevator, on anoth

. >> one way to kick off a robbe robbery.lphia police say a woman simply asked what time the rite aid she was targeting was closing. went down thursday on a store on aramingo avenue in port richmo richmond. after that woman left the man went in and asked for a pack of cigarettes. the man pulled out a knife and demanded cash. the two made off in a silver jeep commander. if you can recognize anything about this or know anything about this, give police a call. >>> fun day of shredding turned deadly when a nine-year-old girl shredded right into traffic. police say the little girl was shredding down the driveway of a home when she went into the street and a truck hit her. they say that the driver immediately stopped. paramedics rush her to the hospital where she later died. a lot of kids of course have been out class enjoying the winter snow all the time lately, right. drivers say that situations like this that you need to be extra cautious in. >> especially when you know school is out and there's snow on the ground you have to be

music writer and patron of the music venue trustjohn robb joins us now.art of ourfabric, is a really important cultural part of our fabric, especially in the uk, which is world famous. it is one of the things, you go to any country in the things, you go to any country in the world, i travel lots, it is what people talk about. even on that level, financial business levels, even apart from that, it is the feelgood factor in this country. and also, many times, you would have done this, so many times during your career. you go to a small venue, you hear a career. you go to a small venue, you heara band, and career. you go to a small venue, you hear a band, and you think, they are quite good. a few years down the line you see them playing to a much bigger audience because that is so ingrained in how the music industry works, isn't it? it is where people learn how to be bands. people do not just talk about guitar bands, all styles of music, all types of social interaction. loads of basic things. the ban is headlining glastonbury in ten yea rs the ban is headlin

. >> reporter: while we're talking oscar love, we must talk margot robb robbie. but she's about to go stratosphere. >> we also judge on presentation. >> she's proven she can play anything. >> reporter: as can star of this summer's surprise smash "get out". >> we remember his face with the tears. it's become a meme all over the internet. "a wrinkle in time", our youngest hot property. >> i've never done this big of a film before. >> storm reid is only 14 but she is the lead in "a wrinkle in time". >> reporter: then this guy, star of critical hit box office "caesar" alongside clooney. shy when i chatted to the cast. >> you hope to work with people like as high of a level as you possibly can. >> and when you can't? >> when you can't, you settle. >> everyone walked out of that film saying who is this guy, he looks like an old hollywood movie star. >> reporter: he just landed the role of youthful han but caveat time. this is just a list that we put together. our hunch is no one in l.a. truly really knows how this fickle entertainment business works and the line betwee

. >> tony, we root for bank robbes? >> i did like bonny and clyde. >> not any individual's money. it's the bank's money. >> that image of the money pouring out. >> can't do that subtly. >> nice to see you. >> up next, a look at this morning's other head lines including a massive upgrade for air force one that has nothing do with flying. >>> plus we take you to a region on the mexico border used by people sm >>> the skies are looking pretty nice out there this morning. we have a few high clouds in place. all because of storms to the north of us. washington-oregon getting plenty of rainfall from a few low-pressure systems that are hitting their area. but high pressure is not allowing any precipitation to reach northern california. we are going to be under those high, wispy clouds throughout the day. afternoon highs will be well above average. in the mid- to upper 60s. 66 degrees expected in mountain view. we're going to stay warm all week long. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by liberty mutual i