i want to call president steve adams is an executive for bay area focus bank looking to funding smallusinesses particularly and he's involves with small business groups and castro area, kathleen dully, a long time north beach small business owners, she's served as a business leader. lastly commissioner, luke o'brien has managed various areas in the economies including real estate and he's involved in construction and civic affairs locally and further afield. so commissioners these informal discussions evolved into an effort to develop a protocol under which we can move small business project through the required land use approval process without undue delay. now this is a planning commission policies. it's not unlike what you did last week with your stimulus policy and not what you are going to consider next on your agenda with respect to formula retail in the upper market area. so did we get into this predicament. land use role has increased dramatically since 1987 when the neighborhood controls kicked in. we have seen 80 amendments. with relative certainty on a counter basis. at a y

my name is steve adams. i live in the district and management director of the trust and branches within the mission station area and with the upper market castro. i want to thank police chief, because he did 2 things that made a big difference in this neighborhood. he brought chuck into this neighborhood and changed the way community policing is done, not only in this district but all throughout the city and i have to thank you for that because that made the big difference in the castro, knowey valley, you go in this district they call about the community policing and i know craig brought that when he came. bob is a tireless tireless tireless captain. he's at every meeting and everywhere i go in the mission and i'm all over this district. the man is there. i wonder if he even goes home. i want to thank you all and really commend the work that our captain moezer has done and especially chuck with all the events and those of you with lgbt community. chuck really keeps it together. with carnival and so i just w

that pine tree just to the right of the tv tower, where steve williams wants adam scott to aim at andan turn a subtle draw in and match and it tter it -- im: 196. nick: a little left to right. it's still flying. a great shot. jim: inside of cabrera. nick: he might have another puttout. looking very much hole it to win. adam scott may have the easier putt. cabrera's is going to have a strong right-to-left break. difficult to read but adam might be coming far straighter down the hill. jim: didn't cabrera have that same kind of line a little back of that for par in regulation? nick: that's true, good point. jim: he had the line and he left it in the jaws. this is cabrera's reaction after adam's shot. nd adam saw the thumbs up. right back at you. nick: well, i guess actions speak louder than words. that tells you about these two characters. jim: angel jr. puts down the umbrella for a moment. scott putt's he is easier one? nick: less break and obviously not as blistering fast with the deluge we've had for half an hour now. jim: i mentioned earlier, cabrera learned the game as a caddie livi

steve williams landed on his feet, adam scott's caddy. the next major takes place father's day weekend. 11 news continues after this. join us at projectluna.com >> is your commute takes you through downtown, you may what an alternate route this week. an alternate route this week, near utah st., it will take all week with work starting at 9:00 a.m. and closing at 3:00 p.m.. it will be closed during the afternoon rush-hour and overnight, with tuesday being the worst day for traffic as the orioles returned

one avoided disqualification and went on to finish a full shots behind eventually when adam scott helped along by steve williams tiger's were happy thirty two year old scott clinched his first major after beating former champion and how to add up on the second extra hole in a sudden death playoff to become the first australian to triumph at all gusto. thanks. and on sunday fernando alonso stormed to his first victory of this formula one season after the right to try and pick. stop tactics help the ferrari man prevail at the chinese grand prix give me what i can only second ahead of me was hamilton is reigning champion sebastian vettel finished fourth his red bull team mate mark webber crash that was handed a good penalty the next race in bahrain after three races battle is the overall lead up three points to reichen and with a long that now hurt but six points further back. well staying with my just bought and with less than a year to go until russia's first for me the one race in sochi the moscow raceway will begin the high octane countdown in june as it prepares to host four major racing series becau

steve handelsman has reaction from the white house, and adam tuss on the police presence here in washington, we begin with shomari. >> reporter: good evening, as you walk down the street you see the uniformed officers walking around, looking for anything suspicious. let me move out of the way. we are approximately 75 yards from the finish line near where the two explosions went off. and many people have sad looks on their faces and started a makeshift memorial to honor the victims nearby. a memorial with flowers, flags, paying tribute to the more than 170 people hurt. three who died after the explosions. right now, security is heightened. the police and atf and fbi investigate. this group wears white suits so they don't contaminate more than the ten blocks of crime scene. the perimeter is blocked down, roads closed, authorities look for anything suspicious. >> it is certainly something i have not seen before. it is scary, but it is also a comfort level at the same time. >> a little more relieving, knowing that everybody is out here helping. >> reporter: law enforcement officials tell nbc ne

jc adam scott caddied by steve williams it's one of those guys that was thought of the next great playert won a major. that burden is gone. congratulations adam scott.adam nations yesterday it was a a rough weekend all in wawnd. >> wahwah. >> the coace did not pitch like one yesterday. ye gave up seven earned runs in five innings of work. ouch when they lose they lieu ugly. >> this was a bad one. we know it's april.il. we know they'll be good. they are 7-5. the braves are 11-1. you have to look at that. >> here it iser, copy bryant. >> nobody touches it. when akillees goes it goes. 34 years old. o here it is again. a tough to see. he's out with the torn achilles. he says that he's going to be back and hopes to be back for the part of regular season. sound familiar? it is talk. >> but probably worse than a knee. >> i think it is. the achilles they don't seem to come back with the same explosiveness. you hate to see a great player p like kobe bryant and a future ft hall of famer go out like that if he has to good out. i hope for best for kobe. >> sure we have only six days left until the r

. >> well, i think original said that, but i think when steve came on to tell about the 7-eleven. >> let's check with adam. hey, adam. >> reporter: yeah. >> was that mercedes involved, do we know? in the armed robberies? and we learned from steve there was an armed robbery at the 7-eleven in central square and you mentioned some gas station robberies you believe were connected to the situation and brought you to watertown. >> reporter: you're correct on the order of the crimes. the 7-eleven, then the m.i.t. officer and then over at m.i.t., we heard of a double gas station robbery at a shell gas station and a mobile gas station. it was while we were there that a real sense of sense of urgency kicked in. and there were reports of shots fired. police, they got out here as quickly as they could. we kind of got in the mix with police and got up here. as we put the pieces of the puzzle together, are these connected? it's not confirmed. or is this a strange coincidence that a string of crimes would happen in the same area around at the same time? i guess all of this will be coming out officially at some point. f

around the back of the hole then adam scott and i'm wondering having, knowing what happened at the british. what do you think was going through his mind with his caddy steve williams? >> i think that they are so focused on the shot that they're not really thinking about the british open at this point. they're just really focused on what's happening right now and in the moment and stevie is probably talking to him about keeping in the shots and so the british is really the last thing on his mind right now. >> we're looking at the british right now. here is the winning shot at happened in the british open a year ago. now earlier in the tournament we will take you back there were a couple pivotal things that happened on the hole. the 13th and we will start with adam scott. because adam caught on 13th. it nearly lands in the creek. >> big break and you know it rained a good share of the day. i think the rain and the moist ground played a role in some of these breaks. like holding that up. the grass being wet, i'm sure that that helped pull that ball up. as it affected the put. the weather played a bit of a factor in this play. >> then you see him with the put

steve. >> hello, sal. >> any wet weather for today's opener? >> not really. we have some for the morning commute. very foggy. adam tweeted me the skyline.ousy foggy. there are areas of fog there. mainly it's up a little bit. the higher clouds are on the way for saturday. i think even morning and drizzle. mid 50s. sun and clouds kind of moody and cloudy. humidity way up there. 50s and 60s at the oakland airport. there is a component of a westerly breeze in place. but not that strong. it's a westerly breeze. 30s and 40s to 50s and 60s from the mountains to the desert. about normal. but we do have the low clouds in place and some light, light drizzle. i don't want to say light rain. if you want to call light rain i won't argue. slight warmup. 70 in los gatos. 67 redwood city. and fremont 67. clouds roll in tonight. cloudy to mostly cloudy with drizzle on the coast. sunday morning is all right. pam. >>> the storm that dumped rain in the bay area created quite a different weather event further north in california. the national weather service confirms that a tornado did touch down in the area. now the tornado warning was issued just before 7

steve. >> hello, sal. >> any wet weather for today's opener? >> not really. we have some for the morning commute. very foggy. adam tweeted me the skyline.iculousy foggy. there are areas of fog there. mainly it's up a little bit. the higher clouds are on the way for saturday. i think even morning and drizzle. mid 50s. sun and clouds kind of moody and cloudy. humidity way up there. 50s and 60s at the oakland airport. there is a component of a westerly breeze in place. but not that strong. it's a westerly breeze. 30s and 40s to 50s and 60s from the mountains to the desert. about normal. but we do have the low clouds in place and some light, light drizzle. i don't want to say light rain. if you want to call light rain i won't argue. slight warmup. 70 in los gatos. 67 redwood city. and fremont 67. clouds roll in tonight. cloudy to mostly cloudy with drizzle on the coast. sunday morning is all right. pam. >>> the storm that dumped rain in the bay area created quite a different weather event further north in california. the national weather service confirms that a tornado did touch down in the area. now the tornado warning was issued just befo

steve in the hoody. he likes to hit the sauce. >> it's my beer. >> really? >> he likes drinking the beer. he's trying to have a sam adams.. >> he keeps drinking it after the dog licks it. >> he's not just licking the bottle, he's trying to get his paws on the thing. >> you have a drinking problem. >> the first step is admitting you have a problem. steve is like this is mine, get your own. >> gertrude would like beer, too. >> eyes bugged out. >> you have a drinking problem. steve, you have a problem. >> steve hasn't changed out of that hoody for weeks. he won't stop watching "scrubs." >> beer, not good for dogs. all right steve, you're cut off. >>> oh, snap! you know it's not another wake boarding trip if red bull isn't involved. they partnered with snap orlando to promote photographers. wait until you see what they did. they got light painter to come up with a concept and what he did was add lights to wake boards that red bull athletes would use to go out on the water at night highlighting their moves with the use of these lights. and the results are nothing short of amazing. >> okay, now i see. this is really cool. >> i

host: adam schiff, thank you for talking to our viewers. our next guest, steveking of iowa disagrees with the congressman, and thinks we should wait on immigration reform. later, a discussion of political asylum in the united states. first a news update from c-span radio. >> russian president vladimir putin in a radio call in program earlier says moscow and washington should work together more on security. he also says the boston bombing proves the west was wrong in supporting militants in chechnya. arewhile, u.s. officials expected to brief the senate on the investigation today. the associated press reports that 16 hours after investigators begin interrogating dzhokhar tsarnaev, he went silent. he has just been read his .onstitutional rights your cars aren't, the surviving suspect -- dzhokhar tsarnaev, the surviving suspect, went silent after he was given miranda warnings. this from four officials from both political parties who were briefed on the interrogation and insisted on anonymity because the briefing was quiet. this tweet from chuck todd reports that re

adam: we will continue to see that. we're going to turn our attention to somebody else in trouble. steve cohen, as criminal charges have been pressured against a top official. we were there when he got arrested, but what evidence do we know so far may be brought forward the government will use against him? liz: this is a developing story. who can the government gets to slip? whether they can get michael steinberg to flip, there is nine current and former employees. four of them are cooperating. michael steinberg today is pleading not guilty. the insider's game, 276 million, way more than what is at issue here. with michael steinberg. i want to zero in according to law enforcement authorities, they were zeroing in on e-mails. that is these damning e-mails have popped up already. this is what is at issue. you can see an e-mail from the tech analyst portfolio manager who says i have a secondhand read from somebody at the company, meaning tha dell. by the way, it is saying this is a third-quarter i have got to misread from dell. this e-mail went out to michael steinberg to be extra sensitive

steve. it's hard to exactly put it all together in my mind at the moment. it's a real honor. amazing. >> adam is talking there is steve williams is from new zealand and he was tiger woods longtime caddie. speaking of tiger. a disappointment for him. never got back from the two-stroke penalty assessed after drop on friday. he didn't play poorly but finished tied for fourth place. bogeys in the 5th and 7th and three birdies on the back nine to claim his 11th top five finish in masters. he lost won there in 2005 and by the time he gets there next year, it will be nine years since he won at the masters. >> they asked him what he had to do to win he said i have to shoot a 65 and he thought that would win it. 65 would have put him 10 over and he would have won it. >> as for the eighth grader from china, guan teen language finished 12 over par and made the cut and played over the weekend and won the silver cup for the lowest amateur score. he was one of the highlights of this tournament. bright future for that guy. >> can you believe it's been eight years now since tiger won the masters? >> eight ye

adam scott is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good man. and we have music from jonas brothers! [ cheers and applause ] "pom poms." "pom poms," man. yeah. it's all about the "pom poms." >> steve all about it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: "pom pom" it up. >> jimmy: hey, guys, it's time to take a look at stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the "pros and cons" of being kim jong-un. [ laughter ] sure, he seems like a bad guy, but -- >> steve: but -- >> jimmy: we always try to keep an open mind here and see both sides. so, let's take a look at the "pros and cons" of being kim jong-un. here we go. pro, his people adore him. con, or else. [ laughter ] fair enough. >> steve: fair enough. >> jimmy: pro, he's got a soft side. con, it's called his body. [ laughter ] a little plump. little plump. >> steve: tiny bit. just a tad. >> jimmy: pro, he can do whatever he wants. con, except ride a roller-coaster. [ laughter ] >> steve: too short. >> jimmy: yeah, you got to be -- [ laughter ] rules are rules. >> steve

intelligence committee member adam schiff joins us to discuss the terror attack in boston. congressman steve king on the boston bombing and efforts to change the nation's immigration laws and more about immigration and how refugees can gain asylum in the u.s. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> tonight on c-span, a hearing to examine oversight at the f.a.a. at 10:00 p.m., an interview with former later, a hearing on increasing the safety on freight transportation. f.a.a. administrator michael huerta spoke about sequestration and saying it will not affect airline safety. he was in front of the sub committee. this hearing is just about two hours.

adam, make the case. why is newer the tesla the better long-term play in your view? >> let's start off with one simple premise. that is, i think elon musk is the equivalent of steves. what steve jobs did for the computer industry, elon musk is doing for the automobile industry. bob lutz, several years ago, a very famous automobile guy for gm, said, these guys came out of left field, created a car in four years, brought it to market commercially, using lithium ion batteries, which is a first, and it's commercially successful. it's truly a remarkable achievement. and i think elon is going to continue to push this -- the pedal, so to speak, the electric pedal, to the ground. i just had the good fortune, maria, to basically drive a tesla "s," right here in washington, d.c., last month, and it is a top of the notch car, absolutely -- >> yeah, but are people buying them? that's the answer. we've been talking about electric cars for a long time. >> that's true, that's true. >> and they really have not gained traction. >> the first quarter here is pretty telling. i think they sold 4,750 cars, which is more than they expected. and i think they're going to make an announce

steve jobs was a huge mistake without supplementing him with those other skills. liz: got it. we have to take a quick break. as soon as it starts trading we'll be right back. larry, john, rob, adamt back whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of e best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting story... we're making it. liz: breaking news. we're off to the races. apple stock now open again for trading, jumping about four to 5% higher in the wake of numbers where they beat boat on the top and bottom line even though year-over-year profits are down. market reading a couple points here are very exciting for the stock as people jump in. some of the headlines here, issuing a $3.05 dividend for common shar

adam scott, now the proud owner of a green jacket. >> i'm humbled, honored and just so, so happy that it all came together this week. >> reporter: and scott credits his caddie, steve williams, for making that tournament-winning shot. williams, by the way, was tiger woods' caddie for 12 years until 2011. charlie? norah? >> i must say, i loved it. it had everything you want, including a playoff, including the guy most likely to win a major who had never won a major. everything. >> it was sad not to see cabrera win again. 43 years old, granddad, his son, his caddie, of course. it was great to see adam scott win. what a victory for him. really exciting. >> tiger played a lot of really good golf. he had that bad turn not only because the ball went back into the water which caused him to relay it up again. >> that's the game of golf. >> a great masters. and the course looked fantastic. >>> time to show you some of the headlines from around the globe. we look at sunday's close election in venezuela. maduro narrowly defeated the opposition candidate. he was the hand-picked successor of the late president chavez. he's demanding a recount. >>> and "the chicago tribune" says

steve: kilmeade to talk about the wizard of oz. >>brian: a sudden death thriller at the masters. we needed an extra hole. adamt cabrera for the jack. bubba watson there for the ceremony, the first time the australian won masters, any australian. we thought greg norman was going to win it but it did not work out. tiger woods finished fourth. he had a two-stroke penalty, finished, i believe, four back. it is a broncos off-season tradition. [music] hundreds attending bronco cheerleader tryouts. just 16 individuals make it to the finals next week. >> for this day, really trying to focus and practice. if you can be yourself out there, your nerves calm down, i think judges notice that. as long as you're yourself, i think that is the biggest key. >>brian: plenty of belly buttons there. >> mike rice was fired in disgrace for physically abusing members of the rutgers basketball team but he's still on the sidelines. reports say rice has been coaching his 12-year-old girl's basketball team in new jersey. some tweets say rice has been abusive to them as well but other parents say he's been fine and he's just doing what o

a country where abortion is still legal, and adam and steve are saying their vows. really interesting, and i think -- i'm of a mixed mind of it >> mike huckabee has one job promoting mike huckabee. his concern is his own ratings and consolidating his own power base. but the republican party has been the servant of three masters for a very long time. wall street the right-wing fake christians, and the guys who like tom clansy books and war porn. and this is why you have got so many republicans willing to have immigration reform and willing to have gay marriage because they care more about power than ideology. evangelicals, it will happen more and more, but they are hang on tenaciously for many decades to come. they should really go to the right to life party. and at least they are not total hypocrites. >> stephanie: yeah he closes that maybe they will stop obsessing so much on this life and start preparing for the next one. it will be interesting to see if that is true. >> or follow jesus's teachings of helping the poor and sick. >> stephanie: oh that's crazy. [ cuck