. >> i am robert hall, a live in the house just east of the residents. as you know, the leaves originally wanted to build a horizontal extension only. i am here to request that you please reconsider approving the original architectural plan which would be in accordance with sections 133 and 134 of the city planning code. i have talked with neighbors that have a direct line of sight and they all agree that the original plan would have much less negative impact on the neighborhood than the current design. the neighbors i talked to are tracy burton, [reading names] if the vertical edition where clearly to enhance the neighborhood, there will not be so much of determined opposition to the project. contrary to sanford it is residential guidelines, the house will not protect the neighborhood character, will not improve the attractiveness and quality of life in the city, does not ensure that the scale is compatible with surrounding buildings. will not maintain like to adjacent properties. will result in the loss of privacy, and will lower adjacent property valu

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the head man of city hall records robert cohen believed this would be a hit and put some money into pressingt. jingle cats has turned out to be a novelty hit with sales hitting toward 100,000. >> it's just crazy enough that it might work. that's what i thought. >> did you like it yourself or you thought maybe somebody out there would like it? >> i pretty much thought somebody else might like it. i wouldn't want to listen this for a long period of time. >>> ♪ >> the record was cut by a southern california man mike spala who spent more than a year recording the meows of his nine cats and then pcithem into music. >> you put it on and people are hearing christmas songs and you realize it's cats. and you go what? what is is that. and i thought it was great. >> ♪ >> reporter: with city hall's gamble paying off we thought there must be a lot of money in music business. so we sought to find a star of our own. all right jojo, give us one solid grunt. jojo a pot belly pig gave us an excellent grunt. we took jojo's grunt to a music studio. they entered the pig's grunt into his synthesizer. then george

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new year's eve" is set to open with $20 million featuring sarah jessica parker, halle berry, ashton kutcher and even robert de niro. >>> jonah hill brings r-rated comedy back to the box office in "the sitter" expected to take second in teen millions. >>> katy perry who hosts this weekend's "snl" admits to be a little stalkerish to kristin wig. last time she was on snl she tweeted she wanted wig's hair and she sent her one tied up in a blue bow. >>> finally, the color-matching company the pantone color institute announced thursday the shade of orange they're calling tangerine tango will be 2012's top fashion color of the year. and fashionista bill will have to take note. >> tango -- >> you have one of those ties actually, ang orange -- >> i'm learning burnt sinea -- >> you learned that? i didn't think you were paying attention. >>> this comes from local 6 in paducah, kentucky, a homecoming soldier added school spirit. sergeant returned from iraq early. his daughters had no clue so he and his wife devised a plan to break the news. dressed as a lion mascot he showed up at the school pep rally. he revealed him

debut with $20 million, featuring among others sarah jessica parker, jessica biel, halle berry, ashton kutcher and even robertow many you can cram into one movie. >> the list does go on. >>> jonah hill brings the r-rated comedy back to the box office in "the sitter," another not so well rated opener. >>> katy perry who hosts this weekend's "saturday night live" admits to being a little stalkerish when it comes to kristin wiig. last time she was on "snl," she tweeted she wanted wiig's hair and wiig actually sent her one tied in a blue bow. now you're silent. >> because i love her too and i think if i should do it. >> think about that real long and hard. >>> finally, the color-matching company the pantone color institute announced thursday the shay of orange called tangerine tango will be 2012's top fashion color of the year. all of you should know bill has a tie that's tangerine tango. >> there is an institute of color? what are you talking about. >> i'm lynn berry. this is "first look." stay tuned because "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> with new polls showing newt gingrich with leads,

what occupy san jose does at city hall is still being decided. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police are watching occupy protestors. this morning officers manned fences outside the federal reserve building. over the weekend police arrested 55 people for sleeping outside the same building which is around the corner from justin herman plaza. no one was hurt. the city broke up the encampment last week. >> in berkeley, the largest encampment in the area. 100 tents in the past two months. police have been called there 24 times for issues ranging from animal bites to fights. some of the victims haven't been cooperative. >>> despite our rain and cold temperatures in the area there is concern about the lack of snow fall in the sierras. little, if any snow has stuck. region wide snow levels are at 17% of average for this time in december. even without the natural snow fall, 7 resorts were open over the weekend with man made snow. >>> time to talk about our weather. let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> temperatures out

robert? >> reporter: very true. we're at freemont city hall. the flags across the city are at half-staff in honor of a man directly involved with city leadership since the 19 is of thes. >> and -- 1970s. >> the place we produce electric cars. >> reporter: for many years, bob wasesserman was the public face of freemont serving 15 years before retiring and becoming a city councilman in 1992, and mayor in 2004. that era ended thursday when the 77-year-old wasserman passed away. the police chief and family friend said that wasserman never changed his leadership steel. >> he had a high ethical standard that he set for himself and the men and women working with hep. >> reporter: wasserman dealt with hot issues, fighting to keep the numi plant from closing and helped bring in tesla. he tried to unsuccessfully bring the as to freemont and opponents remember his fair attitude. >> a lot of people take politics personal, and i think he was very good at keeping that out of it and looking at the issues and respecting the person, and you know, whatever their

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you've got robert de niro, you've got you, you've got michelle pfeiffer, halle berry, zac efron. >> yup>> jimmy: sarica. >> sarica's in it. >> jimmy: sarica's in it. >> a minor cog in a wheel, a minor player, a bit player. >> jimmy: no. >> it reminds me of those movies when i was little, you know, like "poseidon adventure" or "towering inferno," where you know, there would be, you know, fred astaire. >> jimmy: everywhere you look there's a different person, yeah. >> yeah. and, you know, so -- the big draw for probably all of us, i can only speak for myself, is the great garry marshall. who i adore and i'm sure you all know -- >> jimmy: gotta love garry marshall. [ applause ] >> he's so sweet, and funny, and charming, and loves actors so much. i mean, you know him. >> jimmy: i think that was the first book i think i read when i moved out to l.a. was, "wake me when it's funny." and it's him about, like when he created "happy days," and "laverne and shirley," and how he got into that. >> it's a shame i didn't read that. >> jimmy: oh, it's so fun. >> oh, i should have. really? >> jimmy: you

robert lyles was at that meeting where things got pretty heated. >> heated is right. the debate over this issue still continues inside city hall. it's all over city councilmensman's res resolution. the resolution says use any tool necessary to stop future shutdowns. shutting down the port twice, victory. the mayor calls a two-time blocked you violence. >> you have a right to express our views, but also a right to earn the living and support our family. i support the resolution. do you really want to precipitate another confrontation and the occupy movement? >> we feel that what it does do is that it's hard, the rights of freedom of speech and the first amendment rights. >> councilman is hearing none of that. >> i believe the police have a job to do. >> port is selling him major retailers are threatening to take his business elsewhere. angry with occupy shutdowns and what he called mayor quan's book door deal. gives the council not the mayor the green light to call in police, to shop poor shutdowns. >> this resolution adds the voice of the council. a public position of the city council. to the mayor and the administrators. >> pu

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hall, in 19 # 0, the orchestra continued to thrive and inspire. >> i love to play for people. and hope that we can -- you know, edify and uplift the spirits in turn. ♪ ♪ >> roberted more than three decade on the symphony stage. >> i think that an team an arts organization gets to be 100 years old you are doing something right. >> apparently others agree. >> as the symphony logged a century of performance and youth education there is a common theme that's been around since the beginning. in good times and bad, san francisco appreciates music and listens. >>> it does sound beautiful. >> happy birthday to the symphony. 100 more years and beyond. still ahead at 6:00. a new report on california's un co -- income gap. change for the middle-class. >> standoff in the east bay and connection to a shooting that happened on black friday. >> a campus on edge. a deadly shooting at virginia tech university. what we're learning about the victim and the ironic twist involving campus leaders. >> grief and shock at an east bay high school. i'm jodi hernandez. oakland technical high school where students. teachers and coaches are grieving the loss of one of the school's most prom

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