to my left is robert bryan. he will be offering legal advice. i am the executive director of. and we are joined by representatives from some of the departments that have matters before the board this evening. scott sanchez is here. he is the zoning administrator. good joseph duffey is here. he is the senior building inspector. john is here from the recreation and parks departments, and i believe we will be joined by representatives from the department of public works. if you could please go over the meeting guidelines. >> support requests you turn off also funds -- cell phones. go \ please hold conversations n the hallway. four representatives each have seven minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttal. they must complete comments in those periods. member is not affiliated have up to 3 minutes to address the board but not rebels. members of the public who wish to speak on an item are out but not required to submit a speaker court -- as speaker card when you come to the podium. did the board and welcome comments and suggestions. if you have questions about req

bryan! [applause] >> you heard robin made that announcement on "good morning america." sabrina eat out -- beat out carson kressley and kyle massey. >> robert roberts will begin her medical leave next week. -- robin roberts will begin her medical leave next week. she will check into the hospital next week. per se system will be a living donor. no word yet on how lonshe will be away -- her sister will be a living donor. no word yet on how be away. >> there is a saying that a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle. we'll find out how true that average -- adage is. >> hey guys. i cannot help but notice there is a big tuna rolling by on a schwinn. robin roberts is a fighter. we are rallying around her as your final day arrives this friday. we have a big show coming up on "good morning -- "good afternoon america." i should object to this, but i do not. a former "martin" star and steve ward are here to discuss it. it is a toe-to-toe to remember. rosiie perez -- rosie perez is here oscar-nominated actress. will talk about education and the importance it has -- we will talk about education in the importance it as in her life. there will be a

robert griffin iii and athletes everywhere. >> jimmy: hello there. larry king and zac brown band still to come. bryan there's only 15 episodes of "breaking bad" left which i just was telling my girlfriend last night, she's like, there's only 15 left. must we be so negative? >> i know. but there's still plenty more people to kill. >> jimmy: there are a lot of people to kill. and i want to ask you about this, because this is something that -- there are funny moments in the show, even though is show is very intense. the writing and directing is just fantastic. but there's a scene where you're angry at your wife and you throw a pizza on the roof. peace with h, by offering o make pizza, which is a very male thing to do. >> jimmy: yes. >> what would a woman like? pizza. pepperoni pizza. a huge pizza and dipping sticks. how could she turn me down? so i'm at the door and i say, honey, can we come in and have a family meal? she says, no, get out of here. i'm so frustrated. the idea that walt goes back to his car he's so upset about this, that he hurls the pizza and gets in his car and drives off. so, they wan

robert's violent choices sealed his fate in prison. but for other inmates inside corcoran, eve an life sentence isn't reason to give up. back on the sny yard, bryanttends a program for inmates serving life sentences called "dare to hope." >> i would like to bring on randy. >> originally a lot of us went out of curiosity and none of us knew what to expect. we didn't know if it was going to be a continual program or one-time shot or whatever, but we are always looking for a little bit of hope. >> how are you guys doing? >> good. >> all right. it's really an honor and pleasure for me to be here today. how many of you guys are lifers? you're all lifers? everybody in this room? you know, my heart -- the people i want to talk to is you guys. and the reason for that is i paroled 3 1/2 years ago after doing 30 years. my message to you when i come here is you guys cannot give up. this is not all our supposed to be. this is not your destiny. you can accomplish a lot more. >> are you foreseeing a change in the curve of parole opportunities in the future? 2006, there was 4,657 parole hearings. 23 people made it out. is that what you're all motivating us to t