we are joined live now by steve williams from caltrans to talk more about these repairs. what can we expect, steve? >> hi. we're going to close this down like you said at 9 p.m. tonight. tonight it's going to be noisy and dusty because we have to demolish the old structure to get access to the hinges which are what we're going to replace over the next four days. we'll hope to have it finished by tuesday at 5 a.m. >> reporter: there's a few giants games on. do you know if you have been working with them -- >> we have been working with the giants and they were kind enough to email all their season ticketholders. we're also suggesting people use caltrain and bart and whatever options they have for public transportation to ease the congestion on 101. >> reporter: thank you so much, steve williams from caltrans. sections of highway 280 will be closing tonight at 9:00. elizabeth wenger has more on how you can get around this mess. >> reporter: the signs have been up for a while warning drivers but tonight the closure goes into effect. we are expecting bigger-than- usual headache

. >> i'm steve williams representing the lamb family that is owned the only immediately west on the post street for the last 32 years. was asked to represent the family. by noting for the board this project is not right the existing survey and deck configuration has not been established and is entirely within the rear yard and is a non-conforming structure and the structure will expand with the aspects of the structure that requires two variance and fills the entire rear yard and moving the new stairs within a few feet of the property line and pushing it against the lambs home. that's the source of the lambs observations the concerns of security and fire safety arrest the lamb family wants the new hamburger but the new evidence from the project sponsor and that new evidences with the in the report that conforms and history of fires at the site. no one can get the 3 r report if i can have the orderly this is submitted as exhibit 92 fires at the subject property first in 1968 and 1996 new evidence at the subject property and the plan and the use of the stairs and decks are barbecues on eve

i'm steve williams he representing the appellants i want to say the appellants are just interested in the trees. ms. deleon is not worried about this building she has an art studio she's not worried about anything only the trees. first of all, the point of the organized in the cities policies are for saving and preserving trees just like this especially significant trees of this type. the board should be heavily bias in favor of saving trees we need all the trees we can get and the greenery this is the only large tree at all on third street for many blocks there are small trees some of the trees piloted in mr. legit report are not close enough to the sidewalk that's the first point that's the reason the ordinance was put in to safe trees he exactly like this. the trees are in the required rear yard the project is requesting numerous expectations and one expectations is the change of the radish to the center courtyard and also something in the opposition brief that said somehow this is a desirable design for the neighborhood i can tell you that the neighbors would far prefer this lot b

williams >> good evening steve williams i understand i have to items to speak to first opposing the request for the rehearing by the project sponsor and in favor of the hearing by about the appellant let me start by opposing. >> no, he of those 6 minutes. >> 3 and 3 as i understand. okay. we're opposing the project sponsors hearing they haven't provided many new evidence they're trying to through a lot of new items out there now we object to the inspections none of those are attached to the briefs and they shouldn't be reviewed by the board under the boards rule. have ironic with the gentleman saying the reilly's realize have been violated when they show up with the nun of the documents that have been seen by the appellants or neighbors. i'll start they've failed utterly to meet with the boards crystal clear evidence or any evidence of hardship or manifesting evidence the briefing there's no single exhibit attached and no urban sported claims of hardship and feasibility etc. none of those have been substantiated and the unit count is being manipulated period. i did attach exhibits and evide

francisco fed chairman john williams for an exclusive "power lunch" interview. steve. >> tyler, thanks very much. i am joined by fed president john williams and i need to let viewers know there are some i ask from presidents more than others. never done an interview in cleveland. john, let's talk about the economy. everybody thinks we're going to have a snap back. put the two quarters together and it's still that average 2% growth that we have. do we have any hope that we're going to break out of that psych snl. >> that's a pattern we've seen in the past few years. disappointing data and the growth. our forecast still would say growth this year about 2 2.5% o average. continuing good growth in the second half of this year and going next year around 3%. but in the days of thinking we're going to get 4% or 5% as a part of the recovery. we put that behind us.

from "the weekly standard," steve hayes, juan williams and larry is with us. as i look and listen to what they are reporting here tonight steve i'm thinking jack kingston is a conservative, purdue is a conservative. they are trying to make every race tea party versus establishment. i don't think it fits in every case, do you. the tea party versus establishment mean that's been pushed by the mainstream media while there's some truth to it has been overdone. you go back and look at the debates, i remember the third debate which was back in february, you had perdue basically open up with an opening statement in which he called for bold entitlement reform. yes he later stumbled on the question of revenues versus tax increases this is not somebody who sort of an arlen specter or ca cassill from delaware. >> we had some mix results. the tea party in nebraska won last week. everyone agrees they didn't want a situation of todd aiken like last year. >> absolutely. look, i think what you just said applies to the two most important races by far tonight. first kentucky. th

steve hayes is with us, juan williams, and larry sabado is with us. steve, i'm thinking jack kingston's a conservative. david perdue is a conservative. >> i think the tea party versus establishment mean that's been pushed by the mainstream medium while there's some truth to it has been overdone. if you go back and look at the georgia senate debates on the republican side, i remember the third debate which was back in february. you had perdue open up with an opening statement in which he called for bold entitlement reform. he stumbled on revenues versus tax increases. this is not someone who is a castle type from delaware. he's pretty conservative. >> what do you think, larry, as we look at the races here tonight? we had mixed results this week and last week. i would think everybody would agree they didn't want to have a situation like todd akin like last time. that's part of where some people were getting more involved in the primary process, right? >> absolutely. look, i think what you just said applies to the two most important races so far tonight.

. >> let's dig deeper now with former chicago bull jay williams, and steve stout who is the leading voice in the advertising pullout, and author of the tanning america how hip-hop created the culture that re-wrote the rules of the economy. steve, let me start with you, where does this need to go from here? >> well, i think the healing process begins. everybody is really excited, the quick decision that adam silver made. he showed true leadership here. i think the african-american community and the community as a whole felt that justice was served. and now it is time to get him out. there can't be shenanigans, passing the team through his wife and still being involved through that marriage. it has to be what the players want, a clean slate. >> and as you point out you represent state farm and the sponsorship on their part. as far as you are concerned no member of the sterling family should continue to have a role in the team. >> now that you look at it, the waive was involved in previous race cases he had, specifically the civil suit. >> she is quoted in various depositions. >> yeah, she w

steve: i love that song. i love that song. >> jimmy: number two we have "happy" by pharrell williams. d tune. [ cheers ] >> steve: love it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and number one it's our buddy john legend with "all of me." number one song. >> steve: love it. [ cheers and applause ] those are the top three songs. so now let's take a look at the songs in the bottom of the charts. [ light laughter ] number 98 here's a song called "rock and roll all night" by the whisperettes. i've never heard of them. i think we have a clip. can we play it? ♪ i want to rock and roll all night and party every day ♪ >> shh. >> i'm sorry, my bad. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: number 99, we have "barbie girl" by vladimir putin 'cause that's -- [ laughter ] russin leader, vladimir putin. i didn't know he was making music. let's hear it. let's see it what it sounds like. ♪ i am barbie girl live in barbie world life in plastic it's fantastic ♪ ♪ you can brush my hair undress me everywhere come on barbie let's go party ♪ ♪ ha ha ha yeah >> jimmy: come on barbie let's go party. ha, ha, ha, yeah. and finally, a

don't ask him how to make billy dee williams a better dancer because -- ♪ [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve god. >> jimmy: starting to grow on me a little bit. i like it. yeah, yeah, yeah. it's so cool, yeah. and finally, do admire the pope's hat. don't tell him pharrell's hat is way cooler. [ applause ] i mean, he doesn't want to hear that. >> steve: why would you do that? >> jimmy: because it's larger. >> steve: no need. >> jimmy: of course the other big story is march madness. there were a ton of big upsets. everyone's bracket is ruined, right? yeah. i saw the answer this weekend. there are no winners in warren buffett's billion dollar march madness challenge. but on the bright side, warren's kids are speaking to him again. [ laughter ] you were going to leave all the money to some person who's a a good guesser? and not us? [ light laughter ] that makes sense. thanks, dad. >> steve: yeah. this is cool. this is my favorite ride. i heard that this year marked the 50th anniversary of disney's "it's a small world" ride. i love "it's a small world." yeah. they're actually making some changes

william diaz tweeted me and said steve, thank you. i can feel it. the fog is there.allow. it's on its way. it will start to cool down most locations. for a enough inland you're probably like won't happen here. it will. maybe not until saturday afternoon or sunday for sure for everybody. hot weather from the last couple of days. last hot day away from those of you away from the coast. a cooler weekend for everybody. sunday monday will bottom out. some locations already out of the gate quick, upper 50s, 60s near 70. it is cooler near coast and bay. half-moon bay which was 78 at the airport yesterday and other areas in the low 80s we'll probably be hard pressed to get above 59 today. the main impact of that will be to bump the high out of here and open the door for the sea breeze. we've had an offshore breeze now returning to more onshore. the cooling begins. a couple locations will still be 90 inland. lake county, vacaville, gilroy but not on the weekend. temperatures will come way down. today it's by the coast, parts of the bay, tonight, tomorrow we'll probably feel t

steve: would be an alternative voice. william baum. paul.y, and ron get ron paul on. the question i would like to ask our guest is, does he have a that then the massacre not see minded folks perpetrated on may 2, where they burned they peaceful petitioners rounded up, herded into the trades union building, went in and shot, raped, strangled -- host: i will let you tell us. caller guest: the callers use of the i think this is a terrible tour -- rhetorical 10 patient we have to say people we do not like our nazis. there is no nazi party in the ukraine. to say the nazis hold four ministries in the ukrainian government is simply not true. who i do notple actually care for myself, but -- theyresent a kind of are definitely right wing populist group that is very whatle to russia and russia has done in ukraine. no surprise. part of ukrainian politics. get over it and try to understand the way in which it affects ukrainian politics today. something awful happened in odessa and we do not know what it is. i do not wreck nice what the caller is describing, the raping and strangl

williams is there. >> reporter: the police are now using a water cannon and tear gas to try to force people off the streets. >> alfonsi: and steve hartman "on the road." it doesn't start out well for the student teacher. >> she threw a golf ball in my direction and hit me in the head. >> alfonsi: but their lives took a sharp turn. captioning sponsored b this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> alfonsi: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm sharyn alfonsi. this is our western edition. the federal government fined general motors $35 million today. that's the maximum allowed by law for failing to tell safety regulators about a defect.me2÷6& g.m. knew about the ignition switch problem for a decade, but waited until this past february to recall more than 2.5 million vehicles. jeff glor has today's developments. >> literally, silence can kill. >> reporter: secretary of transportation anthony foxx said today tragedy might have been averted. >> together, these penalties should put all auto makers on notice. >> reporter: in a 67-page consent order, g.m. admitted it broke federal law, it agreed to give the national highway t

williams is there. >> reporter: the police are now using a water cannon and tear gas to try to force people off the streets. >> alfonsi: and stevean "on the road." it doesn't start out well for the student teacher. >> she threw a golf ball in my direction and hit me in the head. >> alfonsi: but their lives took a sharp turn. captioning sponsored b

for those who live in san francisco -- you are being very funny, william, you know what i think about hot weather, steve working on it. there's already 70-degree readings in san francisco, the mission and 68 pacific heights. 65 in the presidio. now on this date in 1976 -- and i appreciate all of the comments from everybody, talking about 1976 who was here -- it was hot. today it will be hot. san rafael 92 today. that's hot. but the record is 100, 1976. livermore, 96, the record is 99. sfo will tie going back to 1976. and san jose, 93. the record is 99. we'll be close for for a couple. heat advisory starts today and goes into tomorrow. now, yesterday was warm. it wasn't hot, hot. palo alto airport did hit 90. we're going 93 today. 94 for concord. it's 100 degrees back in 1976. 50s on the temperatures. or 60s. 70 in antioch. we're on our way. 67 at sfo. it's warming up fast. if you want to say steve it's too hot. i understand. there will be cooler weather on the way. over the weekend, we'll drop in the 70s. sunny and hot. some record highs possible, cool to mild morning. a lot of 90s including oakland and

. >> steve rosenburg says while president putin previously called for votes to be postpo d postponed, russia has decided to respect the results. >> moscow takes a different view from williama few minutes ago. he was quoting from a kremlin statement issued earlier today, a short statement issued by the kremlin basically saying the referendum in the eyes of moscow represented the will of the people there. moscow noted the high turnout in those votes and made it clear it would respect the votes. it also described attempts to sabotage the votes with the use of violence including the use of heavy weaponry against civilians. those are the words of the kremlin. there was also a call for dialogue between kiev and donetsk and luhansk to try to implement the results of the referendum and suggest that perhaps the osce, organization for security and corporation in europe could be part of such a dialogue. >> is moscow going to be worried if there are more sanctions from the eu? >> i don't think moscow will like the idea of more sanctions. will it be worried? i don't think so. so far the kremlin hasn't shown that it's so concerned about the sanctions coming from the eu or the united st

steve: ho, hey! >> jimmy: you saying billy bob joe is my son? no he's my cousin. he's my son. he's my cousin. sorry jake it's china town. [ laughter ] this is very nice. prince williamarently gave kate middleton a $6,000 watch for their anniversary this week. which is good because now she'll never be late for whatever it is she does. [ laughter ] [ british accent ] do i have to wave? check this out. there are reports that kanye west is planning to release a three hour spoken word album. [ cheers ] [ laughter ] so if you are a fan of kanye, get ready to prove it. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i got about a half hour in and i'm like nope. he's not the only one getting into spoken word lately. it turns out the recordings of donald sterlings rant was just a cut from his own spoken word album. it's called "spoke n words" -- oh no spoken words. [ laughter ] let's see the album again. spoken words, that's how you pronounce it. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i've never heard of a three hour album before. three hours. i've heard an album that felt like it was three hours. james poyser put out a -- >> steve: oh. boo. hey, oh. dvd. >> jimmy: hey, i want to say, congratulations to my ma

williams interviewed edward snowden. though it got weird when snowden was like, "why are you asking all these questions, i thought you were a rapper." ♪ [ "rappers delight" playing ] ♪ there you go. >> steveeers and applause ] bri-wi! >> jimmy: bri-wi. he loves that bit. >> steve: bri-wi! >> jimmy: he loves us. hey, also just in time for memorial day, a company in california has created a new grill that can actually text you when your burgers are done. [ laughter ] yep, they say it's a great way to enjoy grilling with none of the fun of grilling. [ laughter ] do you want to come to my cookout? we're gonna sit inside till my phone beeps. [ laughter ] that's right, a grill that can text you when your burgers are done. so if you love barbecuing but you can't tell when your burger's done, what kind of man are you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: speaking of texting, the local news here in new york -- this is a great story. they're doing a story about how in some places you can now text 911 in an emergency. it's so easy to do when you're in an emergency, to text. >> steve: wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! >> jimmy: yeah. but while i was watching the news report i noticed something kind of weir

steve could probably take her. >> you got to be careful, you might choke. all right. admiral william mcraven, u.s. raid taking center stage of his alma mater, sharing the lessons he acquired as a seal and how graduates can use them to lead a more successful life. so just what are some of those lessons? joining us now is author and town hall army veteran and father of two, colonel kit shlicta. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. how are you doing? >> thank you very much. you are the first person awake in los angeles today. god bless you for coming up. we've got -- >> there was still a traffic jam. >> i bet there was. we got some of the things that the admiral said at the commencement. we're going to play some sound bites and get your observations. here is lesson number one. >> if you make your bed every morning -- >> okay. he didn't quite sound just like that at texas, but he said you make your bed every morning. what's the lesson with that? >> that's sounded a lot like my drill sergeant. why not start every day off with an achievement, even if it's a small one? when i went to basic traini

steve. an idea floated yesterday from bill dudley, the new york fed president, it's gone coastal now, bicoastal here because san francisco fed president john williams is new on board with the idea. what's the idea? the idea that the fed should not let the balance sheet wind down before raising rates, before the markets seem to think, and maybe he was told by the federal reserve that they were first going to let the balance sheet winds down, ending reinvestment and then raise rates, now they are talking about doing it the same time. williams very much echoing comments from bill dudley yesterday, the new york fed president, saying that it's best to raise rates before ending the bond reinvestment program, this in an interview with the dow jones. he's worried that ending it will send a hawkish signal. i'm not sure that there's very much economic value in this. i think it's symbolic value. sometime before the fed was scheduled to raise rates this year, the fed was going to let bonds that matured run off and not reinvest the proceeds and that would send the symbolic tightening signal and the fed says we don't want to do that. we want rates to rise when w

steve continues coverage from stanford university. he'll be speaking with philadelphia fed president charles plosser. later in the evening he'll catch up with the boss of the san francisco fed, john williams. that will be at 7:30 cet. >>> let's take a look at the european markets this morning, evenly split between the gainers and losers. leaving the stoxx 600 relatively unchanged. a number of investors were out yesterday, despite the markets being open. you have to wonder whether that's leading the low volumes in the sentiment today. the mixed bag, the ftse losing a bit of ground right now, the xetra dax relatively unchanged. the cac current, bnp dragging that market down. was it a sell in may and go away? not really. the dax, the real outperformer, 3.5% higher in trading. that of course 1.7% this week. quite a lot of the gains we've seen as far as the core markets happening in the last few sessions. the ftse mib down by 0.9% on the month so far. let's have a look at the year-to-date performance. the italian market supported by the gains that we've seen this week after 3.5% following the election victory on friday. quick check on the foreign exchange markets. last trading session of the m

william zen has not been that good. >> if you heard eddie lampert at the company's annual meeting he referenced apple and lean years at apple making a comparison sears will, yes -- >> steve jobs -- >> apple bottomed out at a certain point and we know what happened from there. so this was lampert's -- these were his words. >> jobs. >> at the annual meeting which was last week. >> apple was a friend of mine, right? you know apple. -- senator you're no apple. >> the lloyd benson wrap. >> jobs, he would not -- probably wasn't a big sears shopper. maybe he liked craftsman. good brand. >> on macy's, the stock originally i mean i think began down briefly. >> the comps -- >> turned around. >> terry lundgren f you bought -- a lot of people like to look at the first line of a release, comp stores down. terry lundgren has defied that every time. great cfo too. the stock has been down a couple, everyone knew there were stores closed. people thought it would be worse. the whisper for macy's was worse than what people posted and therefore macy's is higher. >> as we said or at least we were talking about, two companies known for past dominance making news. sears is exploring strategic