williams. >> good evening, i'm steve williams representing ms. gamez and she's here. the neighbors and the liberty hill neighborhood association oppose this project because it's out of character with this neighborhood. it incompatible with the neighborhood scale. it's too tall, too dense and has a stark design. the development team describes this project as an exclamation point to demark ate and define the busy congested four lane corridor and that is on the developers brief. think of an exclamation point and something taller than the rest of the sentence, think of a silo, the rest of a tour. -- tower. the neighbors object because there is no building. this claims the area is filled with these buildings. it's a fundamental agreement and even the matter from which the incompatibility is to be judged. let me suggest to the board that the department are ignoring the basic fundamental principles for objecting the compatibility of the building and the existing neighborhood. the planning code says first you look at the immediate context to determine compatibility when consi

we defer 2 and support the liberty hill neighbors and you will hear more about that from steve williams. what we have agreed to: construction hours. halt time for workup until point that work goes indoors because of our after school classes which frequently include performances. th

we defer 2 and support the liberty hill neighbors and you will hear more about that from steve williams. what we have agreed to: construction hours. halt time for workup until point that work goes indoors because of our after school classes which frequently include performances. the developer would like 6 throughout the construction period. we agree that quiet construction but nothing agreed to. my understanding that it

i have taken clerks from friends like larry silverman, steve williams, people i know, edith jones. just lots of judges i know, people who will call me and say, this is a good person. they know that i do not care which school they went to. it could be lsu or yale. i hire a small percentage from the ivy's. i hire quite a few more from the non-ivy's, simply because they are smart kids. i try to take them from the south. my part of the country. i prefer kids who come from modest circumstances, whose parents did not have all of the benefits or advantages. that is just a preference. i am not going to bring kids in who disagree on printable's. i am not interested in arguing about that sort of stuff. i like kids who are not jerks. [laughter] i require kids to work together and i do not need all of that disruption in my chamber. i have been enormously blessed with the kids i have had. very smart, very pleasant, very hard-working. they've brought joy to my life. tomorrow, i will have lunch with about 35. we have monthly lunches. that is one of the monthly high points for me, to see my kids a

i have taken clerks from friends like larry silverman, steve williams, people i know, edith jones. just lots of judges i know, people who will call me and say, this is a good person. they know that i do not care which school they went to. it could be lsu or it can be yale. i hire a small percentage from the ivy's. i hire quite a few more from the non-ivy's, simply because there are smart kids all over the place. i try to take them from the south. my part of the country. i try to prefer kids who come from modest circumstances, whose parents did not have all of the benefits, who didn't have all the advantages. that is just a preference. i am not going to bring kids in who disagree on first principles. i am not interested in arguing with 26-year-olds about that sort of stuff.

[ cheers and applause ] >> steve: william crystal. >> jimmy: i love him.tress. she is starring in two new movies. "charlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movies, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and that's not all! we got some good music. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm talking about cher lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] featuring skee-lo! it's going to be fun tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: calm it down. everyone just has to calm down. >> steve: simmer down now! simmer down! you gotta calm down, dudes! dude, you gotta calm it! >> jimmy: calm down, man! >> steve: woo! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can't calm them down! [ cheers ] >> steve: this is nuts. it's nuts in here. >> jimmy: it's nuts in here. >> steve: nuts in here, too. >> jimmy: thank you. hey, do you guys ever wonder what celebrities are whispering to each on when they're on the red carpet or at a press conference? they're always like, whispering stuff to each other? we have, too. and that's why we sent our entertainment c

i have taken clerks from friends like larry silverman, steve williams, people i know, edith jones. just lots of judges i know, people who will call me and say, this is a good person. they know that i do not care which school they went to. it could be lsu or it can be yale. i hire a small percentage from the ivy's. i hire quite a few more from the non-ivy's, simply because there are smart kids all over the place. i try to take them from the south. my part of the country. i try to prefer kids who come from modest circumstances, whose parents did not have all of the benefits, who didn't have all the advantages. that is just a preference. i am not going to bring kids in who disagree on first principles. i am not interested in arguing with 26-year-olds about that sort of stuff. i like kids who are not jerks. [laughter] i require kids to work together, and i do not need all of that disruption in my chamber. i have been enormously blessed with the kids i have had. very smart, very pleasant, very hard-working. they brought joy to my life. tomorrow, i will have lunch with about 35 former la

. >> robert john williams, todd mckeehancan, steve willis, and conway labloom. they were heroes.or when i hear the bagpipes, i just break down. i'll take this to my grave. >>> protests in ukraine. we are live

williams. delays.e two hour will give you a timeline of what to expect tomorrow morning. steve has been tracking the storm for days now. >> i'm the chief meteorologist and we are watching the super doppler radar. there is moisture moving our way in the form of freezing rain. you will see freezing rain over the district and arlington. it is in prince george's county. off to the north and west, they had a lot of snow earlier in the day. now, not so much. at least, not right now. it is moving off towards the north and east. look at our storm scan. there is a waste to go in the overnight hours. fingers are crossed and temperatures will slowly rebound. they already have. temperatures across the area are at 33 degrees at reagan national airport. keep in mind that these temperatures will fluctuate. in the last hour, we had 34. dulles is hanging onto 30. manassas is where i expect problems and around winchester. temperatures are only in the upper 20s. that is closer to the bay and holding onto 33 degrees. let's go over to the chief meteorologist to get the latest warnings and advisorie

. >> not only did she get a response, steve shows us how she also made other people's wishes come true in a very big way. >> at williamsup, there's a junior who seems to have it all. a big heart. >> you can do it. >> she works part-time as a tutor and wants a career helping troubled kids. her future is definitely bright. but the clouds still roll in every december. >> this time of year is hard. everyone is talking about their cousins, families, all the things that make up christmas. >> jackie doesn't have any of that. and never did. >> tell me some of your pleasant memories of childhood. >> okay. none? >> i remember being locked up and locked in rooms and i remember getting beatings for stealing food. >> born to a mother she never met and a dad she wished she hadn't. jackie was abused, neglected, and starved. she's been able to move on. for 11 months out of the year at least, but that 12 has always posed a problem. this year she decided to take action. >> eds hurting, cragslist. >> that's right, she said craigslist. where most people go to find a new apartment or used car, jackie went looking for a happier holiday. sp

steve: i like to watch you sleep. >> jimmy: next up is david johnson from the steelers. he was voted "least interested in your vacation photos from italy." [ applause ] next up from the steelers, we have williamlling jersey." [ laughter ] i love football, but let's be cool, man. >> steve: wear it in the end zone. >> jimmy: all right, now. everybody. [ laughter ] >> steve: his jersey. >> jimmy: his jersey. [ laughter ] next, from the bengals, trevor robinson. this is weird, he was voted "most likely to take instagrams of his farts." [ applause ] >> steve: how is that -- >> jimmy: i don't know what that means. next up from the bengals, we've got starting quarterback andy dalton. he was voted "most likely to be mr. ginger the evil ventriloquist dummy who made a wish to become a real boy." [ applause ] he got voted. >> steve: that's what he got voted. >> jimmy: next from the bengals, we have mike pollock. he was voted "most likely to say, 'that never happened' after he hears a joke." that never happened. [ applause ] also from the bengals, we have clark harris, he was voted "most likely to be the first guy voted off 'the bachelorette.'" i know that guy. i've seen him. [ applause ] and finally ano

steve cohen fund. a california judge ordered sherman williams, conagra it industries to pay $1.1 billion to contain leads. several counties have filed a public nuisance suit. the company plans to seek a new trial. >> and happening now at the white house, some of the nation's most important technology executives are meeting with president obama. we are talking about apple's tim mayer, and many, many more. oh, to be a fly on that wall. julianna goldman may not be inside the building, but she is right outside. what is on the agenda i? >> they are in the white house right now and we should be hearing from the president. he will bring in a group of reporters at the top of that meeting to make if you mark -- remarks. -- to make a few remarks. what is interesting is that we have learned that the white house had asked these ceo's here to ask for opinions on the health carete house site. they said, no, we want to talk about surveillance. or we will not be coming at all. oh the white house gave in and that is at the top of the agenda. nsa are under fire for the spy program, facing billions in overrs in losses reg

steve hartman tells us how she solved it for herself and many others "on the road." >> reporter: a williamersity near sacramento there's a junior who seems to have it all. jackie turner has straight as, good friends, and a big heart. >> you can do it! >> reporter: she works part time as a tutor and eventually wants a career helping troubled kids. her future is definitely bright. but the clouds still roll in every december. >> this time of year is hard. everyone's talking about their cousins, their families, all the things that make up christmas. >> reporter: jackie says she doesn't have any of that and never did. tell me some of your pleasant memories of childhood. >> okay. >> reporter: none? >> i remember being locked up and locked in rooms and i remember getting beatings for stealing food. >> reporter: born to a mother she never met and a dad she wished she hadn't, jackie says she was abused, neglected, and starved. she's been able to move on-- for 11 months out of the year at least. but that 12th has always posed a problem, which is why this year she decided to take action. >> this hurt

phrase "all i want for christmas" all the love from devoted parents, as steve mart man now tells us better late than never. >> at william jackie turner has straight as. good friends, and a big heart. >> you can do it. >> she works part time as tutor and eventually wants career helping troubled kids. her future is definitely bright. but the clouds still roll in every december. >> this time of year is hard. everyone is talking about their cousins, their families, all the things that make up christmas. >> jackie says she doesn't have any of that. and never did. tell me some of your pleasant memories of childhood. >> okay. >> none? >> i remember being locked up. i remember beatings for stealing food. >> born to mother she never met and dad she wish she hadn't, jackie says she was abused, neglected and starved. she's been able to move on for 11 months out of the year. that 12th has always posed a problem. which is why this year she decided to take action. >> she said craigslist where most people go to find a new apartment or used carjack auto went looking for a happier holiday. specifically her class said, i want to rent a m

steve. >> it wasn't one of the choices, incorrect. 100 point question, william bet-o bet-on-breton. 8, 5,atives scheduled to be in session 2009 now and the end of the year? >> 5. >> encorrect. >> isaac. >> 4. >> 4 is contradict. 100 point for isaac. william brettton tapped by bill deblasio to serve as police commissioner. once held the president under rudy guiliani and in this west coast city. >> los angeles. >> correct. 100 point question, christy force appointed this week to the no. 2 position in the pentagon was also the inspiration for the female lead opposite -- isaac. >> opposite tom cruise in "top gun." >> correct. 100 points, an instant bonus. "top gun" was the top grossing movie in 1986. what comedy finished as a close second that year. >> "crocodile dundee.". >> correct. isaac which that bonus to 300. mckay at zero. samly which unorthodoxed guessing work negative 200. this takes us to the 200 point round. value doubles on these questions. 100 second on the clock. which round 2, we now begin. speccing friday the gop opening of an african-american outreach office, senator rand pau

steve and julie, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> thanks for being with us. we have an update today on the remarkable story we told you about yesterday. cecil williamsays his trusty guide dog saved his life when he fell onto the tracks of the subway train. now the hero dog will get to remain by his side. he jumped to his rescue when the visually impaired man fell onto the tracks. both were injured in the accident but thankfully not seriously. he was afraid he would lose the job, he's nearing retirement age. his insurance would only pay for active working dog. thanks to outpouring of support online he will not have to part with his friend and hero. the overwhelming number of donations will help many other people in need of guide dogs. this is a very happy christmas. >> orlando is my best buddy, my pal. thank you for everybody showing their humanity and peace a goodwill at this time. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fes

his successor, william mistretta, is the first baking industry professional to run greyston as it continues its double bottom line mission. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steveks for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com [ engine whirs ] [ indistinct radio chatter ] >> there was a scramble of boats contacting the navy, the air force out of guam to try to find the plane. >> after an entire day of searching for a sign of the downed plane, two private boats found not what they were hoping for, but what they feared the most -- two bodies -- the body of 52-year-old robert long, the pilot of the ill-fated flight,

steve jobs. and his idea to deliver packages to -- by drone. and i'll ask you the question, here comes a fast food strike and they demand $15 an hour. juan williams too, is charles payne. and i visit american girl. you want to see smiling faces? stay right there. ♪ 131 million people expected to shop on-line today alone and over the weekend, nearly half of all those who did spend money did so on-line. look at this. and the national retail federation says on-line sales account for 44% of total sales over the weekend and on-line shopping, i'm saying it's king. bricks and mortar, i think in retreat. overall spending, an important economic indicator, overall spending down over the long holiday weekend the first time in seven years, look at the impact on-- well, amazon is now down a little. it had been up 4 or 5 bucks, very close to $400 a share. ebay, very much an on-line retailer, on-line company, and up 4%. that's a huge gain for a company of that size. it's up $2, 4% that is. and we've got, let's see we've got amazon on everybody's-- look, the story about amazon is two fold here. number one, they're buzzing over the chief, jeff bezos could be the

they had to chase williams for miles, through downtown and into the northern region of the county. his next court appearance is in january. for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> that situation, just out of control. >>> we're going to turn, now, to the 6-year-old colorado boy who got suspended for kissing a girl in school on the hand. did the zero tolerance policy go too far? clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: 6-year-old hunter yelton, is a thief, the kind that steals kisses. >> i leaned over and kissed her on the hand. >> reporter: that kiss on the hand didn't just get him a slap on the wrist. it got him suspended for a day. and a serious charge on his record. >> i did something wrong. i feel sorry. >> reporter: hunter's mom met with the principal at his canyon city, colorado, school, and she was told her first grader's behavior amounted to sexual harassment. >> this is to the extreme that doesn't need to be taken to a 6-year-old. now, my son is asking questions. what is sex, mommy? it should never be said sex in a sentence with a 6-year-old. >> reporter: hunter admits, he's been in trouble before. suspended for rough-

ted williams, an amazingly rich complex figure both in life and on the athletic field. and literally, steve thing that interests me most about the book is the character portrait of his life. i mean the fact that, you know, you literally could think he was two different people, you know. spitting at the fans in 1957, his feuds with what he called the knights of the keyboard. if you got to know him or if you didn't know him, the big loud booming voice, get in here, what's up, what are you doing, talk about the complexity of his character. >> he was an angry guy. but that was also -- >> what was he angry about? >> i think he was angry at the circumstance of his childhood which was really rough. his father was never around. the mother just this religious zealot who tried to get ted to martin salvation army band and beat the bass drum. you can imagine how that went over. and so he had a lot of resentment and he was able to channel his anger constructively on the baseball field. he would manufacture feuds with the baseball writers and go off on a tear and hit .500 for a couple of months. but this