he tells me, sonny is on the judiciary committee. you remember we had this conversation and night to pick another guy to take his place and you are my guy. and i'm feeling this is kind of sacrilegious. i had my handkerchief and blew my nose and wiped my eyes. i said with all due respect, this is not the time or place to talk about this, but i'll take it. [laughter] there was a problem. because i was on the commerce committee, it's one of the four exclusive committees. and member can serve on any other committees they serve in congress. he said no problem. we'll do a trade with the democrats. two days later, henry hyde sent a two-page letter to senator gingrich for other reasons he wants and the committee. i get the phone: january 20, you've been approved to go on the judiciary committee. the next morning, as i was drinking a cup of coffee, i open up the "washington post" in their days, the monica lewinsky story is all over the front page and i was off to the races. so what happened after that, within hours they get back to my office

he tells me, sonny is on the judiciary committee. you remember we had this conversation and night to pick another guy to take his place and you are my guy. and i'm feeling this is kind of sacrilegious. i had my handkerchief and blew my nose and wiped my eyes. i said with all due respect, this is not the time or place to talk about this, but i'll take it. [laughter] there was a problem. because i was on the commerce committee, it's one of the four exclusive committees. and member can serve on any other committees they serve in congress. he said no problem. we'll do a trade with the democrats. two days later, henry hyde sent a two-page letter to senator gingrich for other reasons he wants and the committee. i get the phone: january 20, you've been approved to go on the judiciary committee. the next morning, as i was drinking a cup of coffee, i open up the "washington post" in their days, the monica lewinsky story is all over the front page and i was off to the races. so what happened after that, within hours they get back to my office

. >> ♪ when we were young >> sonny and cher? never thought about you two like that. >> first day you have sung on the show. >> sonny bono and i sing in the same key. >> 6:07. mark it down. take a look at what is going on with the trough of low pressure developing along the coast. this is keeping the strong onshore flow here. but, notice the dry area of clouds. that will help you raise clouds for dry area in orange here that will help erase clouds heading to the afternoon hours. so we'll still have the sunshine. but it won't feel like summer once again in most neighborhoods. take a look at what it feels like outside right now. we have 50s in most neighborhoods. peninsula in south bay. around 60 to 61 degrees. by the afternoon hours, the low to mid-70s around the bay shore. mid-to-upper 70s in south bay, low to mid-70s in north bay valley. clear lake and ukiah, mid-to-upper 80s there. east bay, low to mid-80s for warmer weather. along the coast, even with the sunshine. 62 at half moon bay, 64 at san francisco. 67 in richmond. arou

one was a dike on bikes, and she was sort of built like sonny liston. and can the other one was a lady cop who was also built like sonny liston, and the two of them were just throwing haymakers at each other. they were just pounding on each other. this was one of the things that led me to say this wasn't a riot, this was a fight. i think the really important thing about it was it was an insurrection of law-abiding people who felt exposed, vulnerable and furiously angry. >> what do you think would have happened to george moscone? >> if he had lived? >> yeah. >> you know, he might well have been reelected mayor, he might not have been. i've talked to many be people of both opinions. he would have gone on in a career in politics, i'm absolutely certain -- >> even if dianne feinstein was in his seat? >> i don't think george was that big, myself. i hope i'm not offending anybody. [laughter] i thought he was a very good mayor although the pop, the received wisdom now is that he was a terrible mayor. but, you know, gavin newsom's supposed to be a terrible mayo

while final hurdle the city agree again with also most applause midfielder sonny and nasri for the dallas champions league play off anything outside. the down and out russia's lucky stars prepare for their final warm up game head to the world's top in new zealand's . football and russian premier league club and she are expected to complete the signing of cameroon and in some towns like a sunny lesser later this tuesday the move would make him the highest paid player in the world with a weekly wage of around half a million dollars the club stuff finally agreed a fee of around twenty million dollars for the thirty year old according to peter agent you know it's not a who's helped mediate the deal interlude. also get another six million if that is successful at the russian club well as you said the african story set to become the world's highest paid football and next off a million dollars a week off to tax which is needed thirty million dollars a year or around a billion and he's expected to sign a three year contract and you were bought by billionaire sort of and terry move in january and

we could possibly see triple digit weather today this is the day a bridge toll plaza mostly 77 and sonny ripon in berkeley is could be a nice warm afternoon to be outside. we do have a father rise three in affect will be affected until 8 this morning visibility is reduced to 1/4 of a mile keep that in mind if you are driving that freeway 5760 is a general mispicks as we all look into the afternoon if we will see a good mix of '70s at 9 in the morning we're early in the mid to upper 80s myopic we will stay cool in the 60s along the coast. that will be at 40 degrees when from the coast to. we will bring the temperatures backed down tomorrow and and tried it was like up a little bit more it definitely feels like summer at 619 a m or is it morning to george >> there was an accident in the macarthur maze but things are moving well let's look at the bridge's first in the bay bridge where it looks like a of the metering lights have been activated we're seeing a bit of a back up in the cash lanes none of these casfastrak lanes are building up o no delays. in your drive time. new >> new rights fo

sonny with the kcbs phone force alerted to us an earlier stall close to treasure island.t's now cleared from the road. dense fog advisory. we are going to be talking about fog for much of the morning. dense fog advisory at the peninsula, highway 1 through stretches of daly city approaching skyline boulevard. all right. elsewhere san mateo bridge the right side of your screen is westbound 92. 14-minute drive out of hayward toward foster city. nimitz 880 through oakland looks great. earlier roadwork from oak street towards 980. altamont pass, starting to see changing color on our sensors so a few brake lights but not impacting the drive time. 15 minutes between 205 and 680 at the dublin interchange. mass transit is on time. all bart trains running on schedule and as well as all stations are open, as well. yesterday during the evening commute home, there was a lot of delays, protests and some station closures in downtown san francisco. ace, muni, caltrain on time. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's take a look at our top stories. at least four people

. >> reporter: sonny walters manages britannia arms. he he likes the business, and says he has a dress code to keep troublemakers out. >> we shy away from the bandanas that are worn, hats on backwards, things that are an aggressive look that doesn't fit the environment. >> reporter: as we reported wednesday, some of those dress codes might be unconstitutional. the old wagon saloon will review the policies they have. the dress code might cross the line according to one law professor. >> being brown out here doesn't help. they kind of get all boxed in. >> reporter: david sanchez says his friends weren't allowed into a couple of downtown bars for wearing plain, white t-shirts. the latino leadership alliance says it will patrol these dress code policies to make sure they're above the law. >> i think we're going to bird dog it a little bit, only because the constitutional issue. >> reporter: many restaurants and store owners we've spoken to say dress codes are not the answer. they want curtains for music in the park. and there are three more

foggy more in san francisco and we are dealing with patchy drizzle as we head into the afternoon as sonny warm conditions it'll be hot in land this is a look of temperatures around the bay area right now mostly fifties and sixties is you conceivan see.. 95 degrees for morgan hill later on this afternoon we're going to see upper 80s for santa rosa 89 degrees expected in fairfield we will see temperatures start to get by midweek and then we will heat up once again >> will we what i give you a firsthand look from our new york this is a former bay area resident debt now lives in brooklyn. >> we hear the water is seeping into lower manhattan was a major flooding how real live in brooklyn or did you have to a evacuate >> it is just her perry windy here to strong winds right now. >> give assessed us sense of what it's like the past couple of days whether to stay or to leave? >> people are buying everything in the stores has. >> all winds are pretty fierce and it has been downgraded to a tropical storm key thing bloomberg it took to the correct action or did the city overreact? >> when we now kno

pastor sonny lata of firehouse ministries says he's gotten thousands of kids out of gangs over the years. >> a lot of people won't go in the areas we walk and where we go. we're firehouse, we put out fires. >> reporter: but he says the city took most of his funding away. he now operates in only one school, not six. he says without intervention, violence breeds more violence. >> people are probably having more weapons now because they're afraid for themselves because the streets have become a little more riskier to walk. >> reporter: the mayor says the $115 million budget shortfall forced city hall to make painful cuts, but there is still a gang prevention task force. >> i know guys that know the streets, not afraid to go into an area. >> reporter: lata says he'll have to fund raise to keep walking the streets, while mary castillo hopes the gangs don't take over her park. and the police chief has warned the mayor and the city council that the first week of school is always a dangerous one because that's when gangs begin their recruitment and intimidation on those schools. by the way, the

one was a bygone bikes on letters and sort of built like sonny list and come and the other was a lady cop built into the two of them were just standing there throwing haymaker said each other just pounding on each other and that is one of the things that led me to say this wasn't a right this was a fight. i think the really important thing about it is it wasn't insurrection of law-abiding people who felt exposed, vulnerable and furiously angry. >> what you think what happened to george moscone? >> if he lived? he might well have been over the elected mayor and might not have been. i've talked to many people of those opinions. he would have gone on in the career in politics and -- >> even if dianne feinstein -- stat no, i don't think george was that big myself. i hope i'm not sending anybody. i hope no friends or relatives are here. i thought that he was a very good mayor although the received wisdom was that he was a terrible, a year but he was supposed to be a terrible mayor. barack obama was a terrible person. >> somebody thinks for this terrible. >> george wasn't from tremendous mo

a couple months later my dear friend sonny bono who was one of the most gracious, a and with theti guys i have known was killed in a skiing accident for our have to say a word about him. i loved him dearly and became fast friends. he knew my background and he loved it because he had a similar story. i remember sitting with him one night late on the floor of the house it was about 3:00 in the morning and was trying to sleep in my seat but he could not getinas enough of the factv he was a congress man. he was in all of the atdyin institution. i am falling asleep and he looks around the chamber to say can you believe it? abraham lincoln and served here. and webster. yes. webster. >> john f. kennedy and names all of the people but i am pulling him off to not show enough reverence. he elbows me to say you should be ashamed. look at you. used to be a bartender on the sunset strip. are used to drive a meat truck on the sunset strip. but we are here. members of congress. it did you ever just off and wonder how we ever got here? by this time i had had enough and i said i looked around every day

talked to sonny hostin and she said it's very unusual to serve probation during a prison sentence because it's meant to be something where you meet certain obligations. typically you can't do that while in prison. >>> former nfl defensive great bubba smith has died. the l.a. coroner's office has not determined a cause of death yet but it's not believed to be suspicious. smith won a super bowl with the baltimore colts. a whole generation knew him at hightower from the "police academy" movies. he was 66 years old. >>> there's a new report that says major league baseball could suspense alex rodriguez for playing in an underground poker game. the high stakes game involved other rich stars like ben affleck and tobey maguire and drugs on the table along with the shifts. a-rod has denied he was there. espn says the commissioner warned rodriguez not to play in those games as far back as 2005. >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg putting up $30 million of his own money to fund a program aimed at helping the city's minority youth. bloomberg is going to unveil the program about an hour and a half fr