commissioner steve williams on behalf of the surrounding neighbors at the 26th promise. nts asked me to come down and as you recall we were here on >> steve i'm e i'm sorry to interrupt you this is only matters of continuous. this is what i'm here for we ask inform a couple of weeks inform a community meeting this new continuance it this 2 1/2 extra most we were not visited in any way i found out friday first time there was a continuance in the work and the dated had already been selected so we wanted to get that out under. they opposed the continuance last time and causing issues with their project so this is coming from the project sponsors side with no notification to the sooufrnd building owners. thank you >> thank you. any further any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. and a commissioner antonini. move to continue items one and 2 to the dates specified >> second that pr commissioners, on that motion commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioner fung and president fong. on the

>> good morning, commissioners steve williams i've been representing the adjacent neighbors for a number of years they asked me to come down and what's been said and securing the site and the cut that's been made in the hillside it needs to be shored soaps. the neighborhood can hear pieces of the building crumbling and they want it handled. they want the removal of the structure whatever that takes. this has been a demolition we tried to make this point in front of board of appeals and the planning commission. no one would listen it's a demolition and there's no way that the existing site is safer

that's because our 18 steve liesman is in new york city now joined by san francisco fed president john williams. steve? >> scott, thanks very much. i'm here with john williams in town from san francisco for a speech this evening with the money marketeers. let's atalk about what's is on everybody's mind, the recent data the two disappointing jobs reports. you've had not only a bad retail sales report but marked down all of the way back to november. how much concern do you have for the data, how weak is the data in your opinion? >> definitely the employment data were a little weaker than we're expected for last couple of months and retail sales as you mentioned. i think first of all from monetary policy point of view it's important to take a medium term view and over the past six months we've been getting almost 180,000 jobs a month in the employment reports. and unemployment keeps coming down. so i agree that the recent data has been somewhat disappointing. i think weather has been an important factor. people are discussing that a lot. a lot of research is going on on that. i'm out here in new y

the giants defensive end michael trahan gets in and williams, who endes steve young's career with a concussion99. bills wide receiver andre reed rounds out the year. >> the giants are gearing up for spring training starting with fanfest. it's been a long season with the team not going to playoffs and it might have helped them, giving them more time to heal up. in the offseason, major league baseballed sod to end collisions at the plate. this has been an issue since buster posey broke his leg in that hit. >> try to keep myself out of conversations as much as i can because i know people are going to connect me to it, regardless, so i'm just kind of sitting back and letting the higher powers hammer it out. i have my thoughts but i'll keep them to myself. >> college hoops, stanford and arizona state. two-map show for the cardinal. powell, the bucket and the foul. and then josh -- the two-handed jam. between three defenders, lays it in. then the reverse layoff. stanford wins 76-70. >>> let's tee it up. the waste management phoenix open. phil mickelson tosses the football on the 16th hole in prepara

williams ended steve young's career with this hit.re reid rounds out this year's seven inductees. >>> the giants are gearing up for spring training. it seems like a long off season with the team not going to the playoffs and it helped having more time to heal up. major league baseball voted to end collisions at the plate. since buster posey broke his ankle and leg in 2011. posey does not like to be the face of the new rule. he declined to keep his judgment of the rule to himself. >> try to keep myself out of conversation as much as i can. i know people will connect me to it regardless. i am just sitting back and letting the higher powers hammer it out. i have my thoughts, but i like to keep them to myself. >> he will return to pebble beach as the defending champ. he comes with an ever growing fan base thanks to a 2013 mastercard commercial. abc7's colin rush explains. >> we are at the turn and this guy is putting like, what is his name? >> how often do you hear that from people in passing? >> daily, on a daily basis. it has taken on a

columnist george will, juan williams, and steve hayes.we have obviously heard about al qaeda and plans and concerns from intelligence officials, among them, the director of national intelligence at a recent hearing to launch attacks in the u.s. and europe, but this seems interesting that it's specifically about shoes and it reminds us of richard reid, obviously, from 2009. >> it sounds like we've got enough information that they were comfortable going public with this, which is unlike the other reports where we had bits and pieces and they decided not to go public about the threat. i think the first thing to say about this is it's obviously a serious potential threat. they have obviously got real intelligence or they wouldn't have gone public with it. the second thing is it's a difficult political challenge for the administration because they have been making the argument and pushing back against people like james clapper, the administration still contending that al qaeda is on the run, that it's on the path to defeat, and this obviously

williams. he ended steve young's career with this hit back in 1999. and that rounds out the inductees.day. seattle and denver. we will have the highlights later tonight. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> up next, the rules of another sport, golf. the picture that gives new meaning to hazards on the golf course. >> here's a live look from our roof cam. raindrops falling, palm trees blowing. lisa argen coming up with delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> in florida some golfers are getting up-close and personal with an alligator. a golf ball somehow ended up on top of a gator's head on the ninth hole at the inglewood golf course. nobody knows exactly how it happened. a viewer says a golfer pi

steve hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard. ron williamskrauthammer. thanks, gentleman. steve, let's start with you. the president making this proposal in california for a creation of a climate resilience fund to help the communities prepare for the effects of climate change. using this for his own agenda to advance the climate change agenda? >> no question, but he'll have to grapple with the central fact, which i think mark laid out. there hasn't been an appreciable change, increase in global climate temperatures in 17 years. the smart climate change proponents or activists will acknowledge that and say this presents a problem for the argument that we've been making over several years, and it's something we've got to explain and grapple with. but there aren't that many, i think, truly honest climate activists, most are not, choosing to ignore that and shrug it off. that's the fact, if you're seeing increased concentrations of carbon dioxide, carbon related pollutants and not seeing another increase at the same level of global temperature,

steve blake. the two-handed flush. crossover. scores, gets fouled. curry with the reply right there over williams. late second quarter right now.ear the end of the third quarter. >>> their opponent today, ucla. the cardinals. finishing the alley-oop. that's norman powell. randall on fire. he dropped a career best seven while scoring 26. cardinals go up nine. josh houston, he tied a career-high with 22. 83-74, the final. >>> duke. number five blue devils hosting at syracuse. duke leading 60-58. ten seconds to go. no, the offensive foul. coach slightly perturbed. double technical. that's an ejection. 66-60 duke. >>> in cincinnati, the late 56 lead on louisville. the high archer. cincy on the inbound. they throw it away. the cardinals a 58-57 road win. >>> waldo, he's a vampire you know. 12 points. 9 rebounds. no chance for late game heroics today. 76-54. >>> senior day usf. sickerson all by himself. his 21st career double-double today. tied at 57 late. the senior puts it away. 64-59. >>> if he can play as well as he can answer question after question of his sexuality, let there be no doubt about the ability of michael sam. today

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steve leber. a legend in the mulegend ith industry. he began the music section of the williamagency, overseeing the rolling stones, and garfunkel, diana ross, and from there, he started his own agen which handledhand h, michael bolton, ac/dc, and, yes, even beatlemania. >> i built the music division of the william morris agency. i was the youngest stockholder in the company and the youngest executive in the company. >> did you start in the mail room? >> they all thought i was 30 when i worked in there.in there i had my own business in boston, and i came to work for william morris becausemoad already been in the mail room of my own business. my management company was management.. when i l in 1971 with the show cal "jesus christ superstar," that gave me what i eded.ededed >> and you toured all over the world? >> yes, i toured all over tour world. >> do you remember seeing theern sh seein >> yes, and then, of course, i saw "hair" and all of the shows on broadway. >> how did that change herge perception of what it isf possible to accomplish? >> if you stick to your vision, and you

steve job's sort of executive coach. and then after reading nick's book about twitter his approach with evan williams, for example, was sort of like a lot of tough love. what's your approach? >> i would say that my approach has evolved over the years and that right now i spend a lot more of my time asking questions, helping people think about what can be painting a picture of success having them get self-aware of what's there. but it's not tough love as much as it is inspiration and coaching and painting a picture of what's possible. >> do you think tough love is the wrong way? >> i think it depends. i had a lot of tough love growing up or i wouldn't be where i am. selling up, google its mobile handset business to. what does it say? we'll discuss next. >> google is selling its motor rolla handset business less than two years after buying it. for just under $3 billion. remember, google bought it in 2012 for 12.4 billion, google's ceo spoke about the deal. > i think the extiss and track record to scale it into a major player. they have a lot of experience in hover. >> now, we know larry page has been dealing with problems wi

women's clothing company, who not only, like steve jobs, is kind of using practices as an individual, but who also, like the twitter cofounder evan williamsdoes in his company, introduces kind of practices on an organizational level. with fisher, every single business meeting is -- at the beginning, there is a moment of mindfulness. maybe not too long, just a minute, but it gets everybody in the meeting the possibility to connect with the present moment, with my own experience, and with what we are here for to do together with my own intentions. my fourth and final point relates, comes back, your holiness, to your various remarks yesterday and today when you talked about the larger situation, the global crisis situation we are in. diana also talked about that earlier, and the earlier panel, and you said that everything is interrelated. and you also said that taking care of others is the best thing also for ourselves, for our own future. that there is not really an alternative. pointfourth and final relates to the global pressing challenges that we face as a community today. i have been, over the past few years, involved in stakeholder wor

williams, lester holt, kathy lee gifford. we have a great show for you tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh man, oh man. >> steve: thate're having so much fun this week and it's only getting better. tomorrow night the first lady herself, michelle obama will be here. [ cheers and applause ] as well as our pal will ferrell. [ cheers and applause ] and music from arcade fire. that's a show right there. but, tonight we have a great show. oh, my gosh. this is a big one tonight. this guy's been nominated for an academy award two years in a a row. this time it's for "american hustle." he's one of our buddies. i love him so much. bradley cooper is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: nice, funny, smart. wait, love that guy. >> jimmy: love the movie too. great movie. he and i are going to play an all-star game of charades later on in the show. [ light laughter ] yeah, if you've ever seen him do charades. i've never seen that. and also there might be a a special guest. [ cheers and applause ] and we are going to feature -- also tonight, i'm excited about this. this is always fun. when you think of doing talk shows an

williams. the u.s. clown population is dropping drastically over the last decade. the world clown association is down to 2500 members. "whatsapp" facebook. it bought the free mobile messaging service app for $19 billion. steveakers have traded blake the point guard to the warriors. and you can follow us at twitter. check us out at #cbssf. >>> a shortage of clowns. >> wow! >> 2500 clowns down 30% in the last 10 years. >> i was always scared of clowns as a kid. >> there money in clowndom? >> some people are freaked out by clowns. >>> let's go out live. i want to go flying over 101 in san jose. it is super slow because of a crash. stop right there, that's the slowest traffic northbound 101 before you reach 880. a couple of lanes blocked possibly two crashes. past 880 you can see everything is smooth ailing sailing along the peninsula 101 towards san mateo an highway 2. 92. they are running a traffic break and delays eastbound approaching north flynn and in the commute direction, westbound those delays are begun. out of tracy, continuing into the altamont pass and through the livermore valley. all the way past vasco now as you approach isabel. looks like we are seeing just kind of sluggish conditions slow-and-g