( laughter ) ( applause ). >> no, i don't think it was him. >> stephen: so being nice is not kind. >>t i wanted to say something really cutting to him. >> stephen: what would you have said? >> i can't think of it because i'm so kind. ( laughter ) you. >> stephen: teach at syracuse university. >> stephen: i do. do you have tenure? >> i do. >> stephen: why are you kind still? you don't have to be kind anymore? you could be a complete monster and no one would do anything to you. >> i have the sweetest students ever-- why not be nice? >> stephen: you say becoming kinder happens naturally with age. how do you explain grumpy old men? >> yeah, i-- ( laughter ) i got a few e-mails-- "you should meet my father-in-law. you don't know what you're talking about." for me i think what happens is you get older, you have less energy. so it takes a lot of energy to maintain your nurose ease and hatred. i think as you get older you're like i wish i could still be hateful, but i'm too tired. ( laughter ) you have kids. and you see the way the world works on people and i think you-- i think actually the

. >> i may buy your book, too, so be nice to me. [laughter] it's really terrific to be here so it is so nice to be here with other individuals from annapolis. i really am happy to be here. by the time the party was supposed to start and we have lost over 30 feet in the house. so everyone was supposed to come to the party was like me. they have lost jobs. there is no reason to celebrate. and fast-forward to june of 2000 in berlin leaders of 14 countries with centerleft government and they are defining their common themes for government. those things were opportunity, responsibility, community. something we heard many times from bill clinton. president clinton was completing his second successful term as president. and the new democrat wasabi was modernizing politics all over the globe. and my book tells the story about political dream. from the wilderness in 1982 politics/countries in the democratic world in the year 2000. i wrote it in part because local memories are short. democrats control the white house now and have a demographic

asked the police department awhile i do an awareness champion that says be nice and look twice i'm asking my officers not to be so nice enforcement is about the discipline in people's behavior they're not going to be nice when they see persons not yielding when red lights are run, and when speeding occurs puc. i'm asking our police officers not to be nice because that enforcement should have effects on people's behavior. supervisor avalos and supervisor chiu and all the intrifrz we don't want to say we're sorry. last year was the highest number of faltsdz in our city and traffic collisions we need to do more about it. so we're unveiling that and reminding everyone that traffic enforcement will be there throughout the city and we have evidence to back it up. the pedestrian strategic group that's he represented behind me buts by everyone and advocacy groups have taken a look at at the data that's improved more and more and built upon straevenlz of other cities and we've come up with a provided list of areas in of the city that represents the 6 percent of the street grids they end up being the sites where the fatali

. >> she is warning others to not be so trusting because they could easily be targeted by a robber who may not be so nice the next time. >> it never dawned on me that someone would do that. >> here's another look at the sketch of this suspected robber. he's suspected of being a white man in his 30s about 5-foot 11 inches tall if you see this man or the silver volkswagen is sought you are asked to call police. >>> one man is recovering after being struck by an oakland police car. it happened around noon on seventh street and broadway. police say the man was hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. the officer was not injured. >>> a former san francisco firefighter surrendered today after he was indicted on three dui related charges related to a crashed last june. surveillance images captured images of a fire truck running red light. 43-year-old michael quinn was at the wheel of that fire truck and driving junk. if convicted he could face as much as three years in prison. he is free on $100,000 bail tonight. >>> prosecutors face an uphill battle battle. >>> and the internet highway got a little less

. >> reporter: the woman is warning others to not be so trusting because they can be targeted by an robber who may not be so nice next time around. [ indiscernible ] he's described as a white male in his mid-30s, about 5-11. he is average built and has a dark beard. if you have seen -- >>> once again, that was christina reporting. >>> an alert has gone out to parents after a student was groped walking to school in pleasant hill. prospect alternative high school. a 17 year old girl was on her way to class when police say a man jumped out of the bushes, groped the student and took off. school administrators notified police and sent out an alert to 1100 parents in the school district. >> sometimes opportunistic people will go where the adults are not. >> i'll definitely keep dropping her off and picking her up every day. >> police are increasing patrols in that area. >>> yee did not enter a plea today but is expected to plead not guilty next week. the suspended state senator didn't talk with reporters this morning as he left the federal court house this morning. >> it raises a question of whether that's -- undue le

so be nice to carol in accounting today.ing this really hard. [ laughter and applause ] the only accounting she is doing today -- is 1 plus 0 -- equals carol. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] go easy on her. she's taking it really hard. this is great news. jay z and beyonce have announced that they will tour the country together this summer. and if i know anything about marriage, it was her idea. [ laughter and applause ] this next story is a little odd. fox news host, tucker carlson, said saturday that he stopped watching oprah -- after his son was born because he didn't want her anti-male viewpoint to emasculate him. though really, what's more male than watching tv in the middle of the day? [ laughter and applause ] tucker carlson? [ applause ] any fran drescher fans in the audience tonight? [ cheers ] well, last week, fran drescher was asked to announce the nominations for this year's "drama desk awards." and almost immediately, she was asked to stop. [ laughter ] i guess -- this next story isn't surprising. a new study show

thanks for being so nice and doing the work that you do with these little animals.lubs have been sprinkled on us. the possibility is yes. snow is not uncommon after april 14th. >> 24% of those years going back to 1884 and 85 that is 125 years have produced measurable snow fall. >> we do not see anything like that. after a weekend that included a 69 degree high temperature before temperatures crashed and rebounded again briefly last night the 72. that is a shock to the system. here's a review. in the area of rain coming together of west of us. that is probably how precipitation will begin. our model has a ingrain form. it begins to train some cooler air. we go over to wet snow later tonight. this is about 930 in the evening. there is to set up. the rain exits the area and it's like affects snow flurries were showers to come into indian up. this is one models take on how much snow will come down. the devil of a situation to pull off. a lot of melting. those with the models had been indicating. the buffalo grove and the lombard. what does all the wind gusts up to 51 mi

. >> when a writer gives you those kinds of words to say -- >> so nice to see you. >> so nice to be heree what you do, don't you? >> i love what i do. >> this movie seems to be off to a great start. you play a little bit of a cynic. >> i play a cynic and i'm -- i think a woman who is struggling with her faith and angry at god and the great thing for me is that being a person of faith, it has been great to be reminded that it is okay to have doubts and struggles, that that's all okay. >> god's heard it all before. >> exactly right. >> were you surprised at the popularity of the book and what is potentially going to be a very, very popular movie? >> no. not surprised. i'm not surprised. >> you hadn't read the book. >> i read half the book and put it down so i can concentrate on the screenplay, which my character is really not in the book. a combination of people. so i wanted to be as honest and truthful in -- not that i don't always want to be, but this meant something to me to really try to go to my -- so silly to say -- i felt a responsibility. >> sure. >> what would you say to people wh

>> all righty thank you so much brian. >>> be nice if we would be talking about the athletes and the game itself and not this riffraff -- >> well, the owner he's just overshadowed the entire series. now and if that audio is valid, we'll see the real power of the new nba commissioner now huh? fallout reaction is reported and racist comment bus the nba even -- comments by the nba owner and tim lincecum, father? why the giants' pitcher reacted like that. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event, is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ verified, lebron james said 's no place for >>> more donald sterling fallout for his racist comments and if verified lebron james said there's no place for the clippers' owner in the nba. kobe bryant tweeted he would never play for the guy. here's charles barkley. >> you can't have this guy making statements like that. he has to suspend him. and fine him immediately. h

the reason why he is so happy is because the weather is going to be so nice we will hit 80 on easter sunday away from the water. that's your forecast. sports is next. looks like >>> well, after six seasons, mike montgomery called it quits. the golden bears looks like they found their man for his replacement. >> this is a great opportunity. a beautiful place. i got off the plane, it was beautiful. >> cal has hired martin to be their new head basketball coach. the former tennessee coach can probably leave that orange jacket behind. martin is fresh off leading the volunteers to the sweet 16, but was never quite able to win over the fans after he replaced the wildly popular head coach. earlier this year, 40,000 fans signed a petition to remove him as their head coach. >> the coach was saying i am praying for you. i think you're a good man. it is unfortunate. normally after the game you shake hands and move on. then i walked behind and the assistant coach said you want to pray with us. i went in the locker room with the players. after that i went in there with the staff. i said guys, is t

so should be a nice dry weekend. the temperatures on this friday 50s and some 60s. the weekend is looking good. we'll start to heat things up a lot of 70s popping up near 80 by sunday. next monday and tuesday, offshore winds beautiful and sunny all the way to the coastline, elizabeth. >> finally. >> beautiful. >> i know. woke up to some wet weather so you may be a little surprised to hit a few damp spots on your morning commute. we can see it outside on all of our traffic cameras. lawrence just mentioned the rain is moving into oakland so be extra careful, reduce speeds. southbound 880 so far still for the most part moving at the speed limit and again no major accidents across this corridor near the oakland coliseum. a lot of the overnight roadwork should be picked up pretty soon, as well. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no huge issues here right now. obviously no metering lights yet. so again our accident count is slightly higher today than what we normally see. southbound 680 landis coming into milpitas an accident there blocking one lane. they ca

it is going to be so nice for the remainder of the week.going to get into the stretch of dry weather. as we continue to dry you out and bring in the wind. temperatures are in the 50s. this is what you can expect if you are going to be headed outdoors. little bit choppy because of the wind we received overnight. full after noon sunshine. coastal clouds and fog roll in add 6:00 to 8:00 and our sun doesn't set until 8:00 p.m. we are getting longer days for today. east bay is at 82 today. comfortable conditions in wine country for tastings and such. if you are going to be doing so, temperatures will be just perfect. as we head throughout the 80s, we bring them back up. i promised you a little travel forecast. no major weather to worry about. watchy in tahoe and if you are going to be headed down 101 towards the coast. not bad, lots of sunshine. we'll keep you updated on the rest of the events. francisco. event in san stick around. >> second towards the south bay, no problems as far as the build there. the first one in the try valley. look over

nice. it's going to warm up. temperatures will be in the low 80s inland. so of that is by way of a nice easter sunday forecast. heading out tonight will be chilly. temperatures around 60 degrees by 8:00 tonight around the bay and inland and chillier than that by the coastline but tomorrow dawns sunny and bright and temperatures climb into the low 80s around livermore and concord, walnut creek, into the south bay too like los gatos warm tomorrow, too. nights day for the cherry blossom festival this weekend in japantown. it will be sunny, breezy and 62 degrees tomorrow. high surf is up for tomorrow with warnings for a northwesterly swell up to 15 feet. pretty big so sneaker waves are a possibility. so be careful if you are taking the kids to the beach tomorrow. high pressure offshore gives us a nice sunday and a good monday. so we'll warm up for tomorrow but then low pressure off the pacific northwest begins to sink a little south and that will bring a chance of rain to northern california and showers for the bay area. it won't amount to much. what you will not

. >> jon: he paid his dues and couldn't be a gentler nicer person. >> so nice. so much fun. a guest star on a show where you have nothing to do you want it to be stephen colbert. >> jon: or if you are looking lg to blow a weekend and do some shrooms with a fun guy also a good choice. >> yes, that is yet to come. >> jon: probably shouldn't have said. that so nice to see you. things going great. >> everything is great. >> jon: the film is good. >> draft day. it's actually a super fun movie. >> jon: looks fun. obviously you spent time with leary. that's not going to be, i think -- you know in a career you hope that each experience you have is better than the next. you began by sharing time with stephen colbert backstage and you end up with leary and i think that's -- i don't want to use the word tragic but -- >> denis said the nicest things about you. he talked about how you were the kindest, the smartest, the most -- the most generous of heart. he said he always looked up to you as a mentor that you are to him. [ laughter ] he said that you are like a big much, much older brot

. >> you are being so nice. >> i'm going back to the -- >> if that's a white house reporter or what? >> this is the toughest, most substantive interview i've ever given. >> this is where you have to shout out. you don't stand on the front lawn of the white house -- >> i think it's really interesting how he's talking about the administration is the most transparent administration in history at the same time that you have the rnc suing the irs for documents saying hand over documents related to the targeting of conservative groups and i'm curious your opinion. i mean, is this a total lack of self-awareness from the administration or do they just think people are dumb and aren't following the news? >> if you are going to frame it that way with the rnc, obviously the rnc is trying to make a political point trying to get these documents. oerneds -- on the other hand whether it's irs or fast and furious, there's some documents that have been turned over and more that haven't been turned over. i think when the rnc is filing lawsuits -- >> it's an odd parallel. we are so transparent but we c

up by the end of the weekend but we will go through the next several hours with a pair start so it will be nice add mid-60's and a couple of 70's by the afternoon around the bay and inland where we should be around average. a look ahead, though, and the temperatures are bumping up by sunday and coming right back down on monday and tuesday with possibility of showers and not so much in san jose but, really, in the north bay. the next few days feature quiet weather and clouds and cooler on monday. >> and in the oakland area, a quorum of big rigs and a car involved northbound 880 before the broadway exit you can see tow truck on the scene and they hope to have it cleared by 5:30 so, another on minutes or so and it is blocking the right lane. southbound, on the scene, moving nicely so no effort and no problem there. in san jose we have a solo spinout, and that is blocking the slow lane there so you may find delay as you make your way beyond the scene and the tow truck is waiting on get on the scene and the bay bridge toll plaza shows it is light how we like it on good friday morning with this delay

they were supposed to be the bad guys, a bad country filled with bad people, right? i don't think so. i met a lot of really nicebody is saying we're going to be perfect tomorrow. everybody seems to be saying, you know, look at us in five years. today, that's a pretty reasonable attitude. >> new libya! >> this is a place that's filled with a lot of extraordinary people who have done extraordinary things on very short notice, under very difficult circumstances and at a very difficult time, who are continuing to do the best they can, and i wish them well. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> chances are you haven't been to this place. chances are this is a place you've never seen. other than maybe blurry cell phone videos, old black-and-white newsreels from world war ii. chances are bad things were happening in the footage you saw.

the water rationing this year and just green lawns, i feel bad putting water on my lawn so an extra rain would be nice. >>> and it keeps everything green longer. >>> california lawmakers doctors called for limited use of antibiotics on animals. would restrict to use on livestock only when the animals are sick. right now they are given preventably. linked to problems for humans who eat the livestock. >> antiantibiotic increases the number of -- drives up hospital costs. in the u.s. more than 23,000 americans die from bacterial infections that are resistant to antiobiotics. right now recommends farmers only give their livestock antiobiotics when ill. but say that is not enough. >>> the sharks are -- and they are looking to go up 3 games. sports is next. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> sharks hoping to put the big herd on the -- tonight. >> i would say it's not -- they look pretty good but everybody is talking about the 13 goals in 2

so nice to be with you, gyri. gerri: nice to have you here. know this wasn't the first thing on your list. i hope you talk about wine and art. >> we certainly can. all kidding aside. you've seen the records. we talked about it, last year at christie's and is sotheby's. art is holding up. i was at christie's. i saw a fabulous painting. i will show you the photo later but there is this idea people want to own hard assets of the that is part of a balanced portfolio albeit that is more of a minority. there is still something to be said, especially as people mistrust the dollar say a little bit more. you want to have the things that you know. gerri: just not the dollar, my friend. >> hold on to its value, paintings are one of them. gerri: not just the dollar. people are mistruthful of the stock market these days. >> sure. gerri: they want different places and differ pockets to put their money in. when you look at pros or harvard or big endowments they're using alternative assets. >> they do and have been for years. so the differences is now more of

(cheers and applause) folks, thank you so much for being here on-- nice to be here on such a special night. i just had a new child. and it's the easiest birth i've ever had. welcome to the family, avery. nation, we are just-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: folks, we are just 100 days away from being 845 days away from the 2016 presidential election. and the gop field is already full of strong contenders forming committees to explore the possibility of talking to their families about maybe vacationing in iowa this year. (laughter) the candidate i've been pinning my hopes on is jeb bush, he's a strong leader whose victory would return dignity to the white house and relevance to my-- sadly this past weekend jeb shot himself in the foot which would have been a ringing endorsement of gun rights if he hadn't also said this about illegal immigrants. >> they cross the border because they have no other means to work, to be able to provide for their family. yes, they broke the law, but it's not a felony. it's kind of-- it's an act of love. (laughter) >> stephen: he will be missed. (laughter

i mean every week, we hear about them and it would be nice to have a chat. so, as soon as that can be arranged if it could be the next meeting that would be awesome. >> all right. >> any other agenda items? >> no. is there any public comment on what we would like to talk about in faout future? >> i think that concludes our meeting tonight, and thank you all for coming in and tuning in. >> >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and provide the tools for me that i need i feel successful in life >> their core above emission and goal is in line with our values. the ferraris yes, we made 48 thousa

so look for things to be nice and warm near record territory by monday. and in the meantime tonight looks good. next, we have a sunny week ahead no rain in sight. temperatures warm through tuesday. and it will cool off by midweek. and if you are heading out of the bay area, looks good. sunshine all over the northern haft of the state. 69 degrees and fairly mild in the central valley cool in the mountains but the numbers begin to warm tomorrow. 80 in sunnyvale, 79 santa clara, 77 san jose. 78 for morgan hill. in the east bay we'll be close to 80 degrees around livermore and pleasanton. brentwood should notch 80. so should antioch. fairfield at 80 degrees at travis air force base up in the north bay santa rosa at 76 degrees, mid- to upper 70s through some of the warmer locations in the north bay and in the wine country. napa is to 80 degrees. way up north, cloverdale at 79. ukiah at 80. extended forecast we are going to be looking for numbers to be in the 80s for monday, tuesday, wednesday. for the warmest spots in the bay area. then the numbers go the othe

i mean every week, we hear about them and it would be nice to have a chat. so, as soon as that can be arranged if it could be the next meeting that would be awesome. >> all right. >> any other agenda items? >> no. is there any public comment on what we would like to talk about in faout future? >> i think that concludes our meeting tonight, and thank you all for coming in and tuning in. >>

. >>> yes some fog so it will still be nice for the home opener and oh, my goodness everybody should be on this warm weather and some thick fog will be sounding in the city and there is some fog returning and it will not make much of an impact and it will be mild to warm. it is 53 in the city and that's a little cooler with some fog, san jose is 58, antioch is 57, except for some thick patches of fog it will be arm again, closer to 70s, here is sal. >>> we are looking at a nice commute and some of the drive times are getting a little bit more or they are getting higher, 508 -- 580 westbound between the pass that is about 30 minutes which is normal to drive the whole length also in oakland this traffic continues to do well and so is 85 and i want to make sure you know that. as we look live at 880, also we are looking at the bay bridge and metering lights show up too. >>> questions remain how an intense fire started and it left several fears. janine dela vega is there this morning with what firefighters still need to sort out and we can still see them on the scene. >> yes, and we need

so certainly more beneficial rain. but not for today. it will be clear. nice and sunny in los angeles at 71 degrees. y into the low 70s. so we will look for the swells to continue to build tomorrow. it will be kind of dangerous out there. so be careful. it's a long period swell. northwest winds anywhere from 15 to 25 miles an hour. 67 today in san rafael and upper 60 for vallejo. low to mid-60s in san francisco and oakland. tomorrow the changes come in very significantly. today if you are headed over to the east bay we are looking at a sunny afternoon for oakland with low to mid-60s. not an exhibition game. we have to switch that. but it is the mariners, i have that right. but we are looking at clouds to sun today and then your 80 tomorrow inland with mid-60s on the coast. but look at the 70s more monday, tuesday, and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the cool down come thursday and friday with a switch to more of an on shore push. it will be nice. but it was nice to see all that rain. >> yes. now it's what we want but not what we need. >> yes. >> thank you, lisa. in sports this afternoon, mad

be nice. they'll a good trip. it will be fine. so here is my hope.in the final against who did they lose to in 1950uruaguay. who scores the winning goal is in the hand of pele. >> you can say the hand of god. >> jon: yeah! >> listen, i gonna just take one time. >> jon: sure, sure. >> as we talk about the world cup. >> jon: yes, yes. >> i play for a world cup. >> jon: yes. >> the first one was 17 years old in sweden. fortunately brazil won the tournament. >> jon: you were voted second best player in the entire tournament and best young player. >> second one brazil won in chile. in england 1966. brazil three world cups came in with a big team and lost world cup. i got injury. >> jon: but they really kicked you in that one. they were vicious to you. i was not happy about that one. >> and then that suppose -- i was depressed. i said this will be my last world cup. but then 70 i was in good shape. i say, okay. i gonna play. god gave it to me the world cup. >> jon: yeah. >> and then i bring something from 70 for you. >> jon: you gotta be kidding me. for go

be seeing more sunshine back to the beach. so, more sun tomorrow and sunny and warmer on monday. but then midweek, we'll be cooler by then. next two days look nice. for tomorrow, the numbers look like this. 63 at half-moon bay and at pacifica, 62 degrees in campbell, 76 and 74 in san mateo. over in the east bay, the numbers in the upper 70s. 78 degrees. liver more tomorrow will be about the same. 80 at brentwood and 72 degrees at vallejo. we'll begin with what we started with today. sunshine and 74 in san rafael. up in santa rosa, 73 degrees. if you go up 101, 83. at lake port will be in the 70s. extended forecast will be looking at numbers warm between now and monday. the numbers begin to clear. more low clouds along the shoreline, so for the next couple of days, look for nice warm temperatures and for the few days after that, things will be cooling down. ann. >> thank you very much. i know a lot of people talk about baseball locally, but what a story or stories coming out of that. g right down to the wire and anybody could really win this thing. i mean, i know people know tiger, but you take him out of the mix, it opens it up for everybody up.

so, the timing of the rain is nice. it will be mainly overnight hours. ighs tomorrow a few degrees warmer compared to today. so look for 60 in san francisco. partly cloudy conditions in concord. 68. one of the warmer spots, antioch, 70. san jose, 66. palo alto, 65. here's the forecast. if you're headed to the game tomorrow, the giants game, mike has today's highlights but with the sunny conditions tomorrow, it will be in the upper 50s to low 60s. winds from the west. not as breezy as today. 10 to 20 miles-per-hour. i just wanted to give you a big heads up on the warmup this week. showing you a temperature trend for san jose. average 72. look how high we get mid-week, and that, of course, plays into our accuweather seven-day forecast. the chance of rain continuing into tomorrow morning. very warm numbers inland. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, so, we need that rain before we heat up and stay above average through the week. >> thank you, frances. >> all right, shu is here with sports and the giants. >> a little baseball. 60 years ago this season, the new york

so, the timing of the rain is nice. it will be mainly overnight hours. ighs tomorrow a few degrees warmer compared to today. so look for 60 in san francisco. partly cloudy conditions in concord. 68. one of the warmer spots, antioch, 70. san jose, 66. palo alto, 65. here's the forecast. if you're headed to the game tomorrow, the giants game, mike has today's highlights but with the sunny conditions tomorrow, it will be in the upper 50s to low 60s. winds from the west. not as breezy as today. 10 to 20 miles-per-hour. i just wanted to give you a big heads up on the warmup this week. showing you a temperature trend for san jose. average 72. look how high we get mid-week, and that, of course, plays into our accuweather seven-day forecast. the chance of rain continuing into tomorrow morning. very warm numbers inland. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, so, we need that rain before we heat up and stay above average through the week. >> thank you, frances. >> all right, shu is here with sports and the giants. >> a little baseball. 60 years ago this season, the new york

so much. >> jimmy: thanks for being here. it's so nice to meet you. i'm a big fan of your work. jimmy: you're really right next to me. yeah, oh my gosh, so real. yeah. >> crazy. >> jimmy: it is really crazy. but now here you are. you're in indies. and all these cool movies. and now you're in the -- this is spiderman. he's a villain in a spiderman movie. >> i know, it's so exciting. >> jimmy: is that crazy? you always -- i mean, we have pictures of you as a kid, halloween. >> oh, boy. >> jimmy: yeah, look at this. you're superman, right there. >> superman. >> jimmy: yeah, and then here's you -- as a ghostbuster. >> oh, ghostbusters. >> jimmy: and then you're like, oh, no, he can't play typecast. he can't play the villain, oh, the riddler, there he is. [ laughter ] he plays the villain, yeah. that's -- i mean, this is pretty fun. your parents let you dress up and be whatever you want for halloween? >> yeah, well, we all did right. i mean didn't you use to dress up as -- >> jimmy: i got a batman outfit once, it all came in one box when i was a kid. it was like a plastic mask and th

nice to be here. >> jimmy: it's great -- i've got to say, i'm so excited about your new show. >> thank you. >> jimmypremieres this sunday. >> it does. [ one clap ] whoa, whoa, whoa. one clap is a lot worse than

so nice to have you here. >> so nice to be here. >> why this album now? would be fitting to come behind that with post-traumatic stress disorder, just for the theme alone. not just for the cool title, but to really delve into some of the issues that i was going through, to be a little more transparent with this record than i've been in the past. instead of just having metaphors and double ontondres. >> there is a really sad story of karen washington committing suicide, and i knew that we had you booked, and i wanted to ask you about the so frequently unacknowledged psychic pain that so many people have experienced. >> you know, growing up in the community, you look at mental issues as, you know, we're strong, and my parents were hard working, and it's something that's looked at as a weakness, so you kind of push through it sometimes, not even realizing what the issue might be. and not until in my story with the album that i'd had a stint with the dentist and he looked at the cocktails of medications i was taking and he took me into his office and he was l

they haven't really come out, so some jobs growth would be nice. i know the housing market has slowed a bit more recently. maybe a bounce there would help. the other thing that hurt business last year frankly was washington. and if we get some more stabilization and clarity about policy, that will help the consumer this year. >> patrick, i'll see you in the parking lot at home goods, okay? i won't be inside. patrick, retail analyst, thank you for being with us. >> coming up next, high school graduations are right around the corner. that means college is next. how students and parents are finding new ways to pay for higher education. >>> we have been talking about the economy and the consumer, but it is mid-april and that means thoughts turn to college. the bad news, a sally may study found families spent $21,000 on college costs last year. that is among families that had those costs. the good news, the bulk of college costs are paid with scholarships and grants. 27% of the tab paid by student and parent loans with the same percentage coming from pa

i mean every week, we hear about them and it would be nice to have a chat. so, as soon as that can be arranged if it could be the next meeting that would be awesome. >> all right. >> any other agenda items? >> no. is there any public comment on what we would like to talk about in faout future? >> i think that concludes our meeting tonight, and thank you all for coming in and tuning in. >> >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old good afternoon. wel the san francisco full board of supervisors madam clerk, call roll. >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee mr. president, all members are present. ladies and gentlemen, please join us for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. colleagues, we have our march 11 board minutes motion to approve witness box those minutes are previewed ma