the nonprofit board at the uptown corporation, we currently have 11 members. there's 13 available seats. majority of them are made up of business management, property owners, hotel hospitality. we have a couple small businesses as well. majority of our board actually have served for numbers of years who have a history of the challenges of the downtown area. i believe several letters have been submitted to each one of you on the committee. our vice president who could not be here today, ms. linda, served as the executive director of the union square business district. our board president is about to speak behind me, mr. sidney good will, has been a business owner, property owner in the downtown area. we have various other retail and hospitality hotels, restaurants, so on, so forth. i myself who have been involved with the community is also currently serving as a director with the union square business improvement district. >> thank you very much. >> excuse me, a question for you, then. you're both the manager of the japantown and sutter stockton? >>> no, i am f

and as the district supervisor for the uptown parking corporation parking garage that is in question, i'm also happy to support this particular item and i hope for those of you who supported the last item for consistency sake, we are able to move forward this item. in addition to the fact that the sfmta has stated for both of these operations that while they could directly administer the different garages, that we have in front of us, they consider the fact that the added oversight and community relations provided by these organizations are in the best interest of the garage and the city. i think and heard and believe that many of you have heard from the leadership of the union square community about the impact that this organization has had in union square within a part of town that sees some of the most densely traveled and densely parking situations that we have in the city. so, with that, colleagues, ask for your support for this and we will proceed. >> great. i assume, colleagues, that we need a roll call on this. we can have a roll call, madam chair. >> on item 16, supervisor co

and i think there were two public speakers who were speaking for the uptown. so, i have nothing more to add. happy to answer if there are other questions. >> okay. can you distinguish, then, between the community of japantown which seems to me very neighborhood centric and so forth, certainly within a very rich ethnic community within our city compared to sutter stockton, seems to be very different in terms of core of downtown. maybe distinguish between the features there. >> yeah. clearly the union town, union square area and this corporation manages as i said both sutter stockton and union square garages, the latter on behalf of the recreational park department. they are arguably more dependent on the garages in terms of the neighborhood commerce that they serve. there's less street parking in the area, there's more congestion in the area and as the speakers referenced, it's business leaders small and large in the general greater union square area that are serving on this board to make sure that the operations of these garages serve that neighborhood and it'

said oakland gained about 5,000 jobs in the past year and expressed optimism about the growth of the uptown arts and entertainment district. >>> and one of uptown oakland's most popular events will continue despite a fatal shooting this month. one person was killed and three others were injured during the monthly first friday event held on february 1. councilmember lynette mcle haney says it will be scaled down. the next first friday is tomorrow. >>> there will be a weekend of festivities to mark the opening of the new bay bridge labor day weekend. the bay area toll authority approved a $5.6 million budgeted to pay for things like first aid stations, bathrooms and buses. events under consideration, a bridge walk and perhaps a concert, as well. officials are considering charging walkers $5 to help offset the costs. >>> the live look at the eastern span of the new bay bridge where it's very dark. [ laughter ] >> we are going to keep you posted on planning for the bridge celebration as we count down to opening day. >>> time now is 5:09. coming up a warriors player takes a shot at history in th

the people who are here today who showed up, who have worked on the japantown garage, but also the uptown folks who have done the work at union square. sandy maury, of course, [speaker not understood] i admire and have a lot of respect for. so, this is a hard vote for me. in thinking about this item when it first came to the budget and finance committee, it first came up and we continued this item to get more information about this item. i think the city -- we had gone through audits in the past

there was this platform on the back of the bus and we were in uptown, we were having a great day, they were driving all through different places. there was another picture on the same roll that is from the inside of the bus that shows the two of them. i love that picture, and that was the one i always chose. and then it was going through the proof sheets when i was editing for the book that i discovered that one, and, you know, right away i just thought, ok, it's a great moment and it really captures their energy and spirit probably better than any other photograph i ever made of them. because i've been photographing politics for so many years the type of picture i'm looking for sometimes i don't even know, except that i am looking for metaphors that speak either about the candidate, the issues at hand. i think it was at the republican convention that year actually, that year, '92, with george bush, and pat buchanan was giving his speech and slamming the media, slamming liberals gays and lesbians. and like i fell into all these categories and people were cheering as he condemned these

. - the uptown arts and entertainment district was continuing to grow -the city still has major hurdlesimb. -the city moved ahead with redeveloping the former oakland army base and avoided layoffs for the first time since the 2008 financial collapse. the mayor also called on eveyone in the city to work together to lower crime rates. in national news. the white house is saying. efforts to avoid the 85- billion dollars in automatic budget cuts. are unlikely to succeed. before those cuts are set to kick in on friday. president barack obama and congressional leaders are scheduled to meet friday-- the day of the deadline. white house spokesman jay carney says, the friday talks are intended to be a "constructive discussion". about how to keep the cuts from having harmful consequences. meanwhile, agencies and workers affected by the cuts. are laying out what it will all mean. among the agencies affected. is immigrations customs enforcement also known as ice to prepare for those cuts. federal immigration authorities have released hundreds of detainees. authorities say, they were in the process

arts and entertainment district. >>> one of uptown oakland's most popular events will continue despiteis month. one person was killed and three others injured during the monthly first friday event february 1. councilmember lynette mcelhaney says the event will be scaled down a bit. the next first friday is tomorrow. >>> 6:41. pandora user, a big change you probably won't like. >> it's a date. the out of world offer for one couple who likes to travel. >> that's a road trip. >> the market opened about 10 minutes ago. let's check the early numbers on this thursday. we are green across the board. good news there. jason brooks coming along next to chat about that and much more. a large pod of more than 100 dolphins took over a new zealand is in the city >>> take a look. a large pod of more than 100 dolphins took over a new zealand harbor in wellington on the north island. dolphins put on a show as you can imagine. the spectacle caused traffic problems in the area as people pulled over to look. a lot of folks on the beach said, let's take a look at the dolphins. >> we have dolphins in the ba

approving a lease agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the city of san francisco uptownking corporation for the sutter stockton public parking garage, for an annual base rent of $1 plus surplus, with an initial term of 10 years with two five-year options. >> thank you very much. mr. reiskin, thank you for being here. >> thank you, mr. chair. members. thank you for accommodating the agenda adjustment. so, before you are two proposed leases with two different nonprofit corporations for two different garages that the sfmta manages. so, a little context here. we manage about 20 parking garages across the city. a number of them had nonprofits established in the 1950s and 1960s to manage the garages on behalf of the city. the main purpose of these nonprofits when they were established were to issue debt in order to facilitate capital improvements and expansions in these garages. over the course of the intervening 50 or 60 years, some of these nonprofit entities that have been managing the garages during that time, the role has really expanded into providing neighborhood-specif

. >> kenneth, i'm gonna duck uptown and have lunch with my boyfriend. >> yes, ma'am. is that code for some kind of older gal medical procedure? >> no, kenneth. i really have a boyfriend. look. he's handsome and a doctor. >> a doctor? well don't get too attached. as soon as people realize his tonics don't work, it's on to the next town. >> hey, ken, you know what i have a craving for? >> jerk chicken from that place in mill basin? >> and some? >> catalog photos of expectant mothers in their swimming suits? >> you are my radar o'reilly, ken. now get in here and rub my feet till you hear a chopper coming. >> lemon, how's tracy? what's his mood? >> oh, upbeat and confused. >> perfect. you know his contract is up. >> has it been that long? boy, we sure have done some crazy things with tracy in the last three years. >> huh, we sure have. >> i'm thinking about some of them now. >> me too. anyway, i'm handling the tracy thing myself. >> right. play hardball. get your business jollies. well, sadly enough this time with tracy it's not about money anymore. his video game made a

a 17-year-old boy was the one who was killed at the street festival called first friday in the uptown neighborhood. police say two women were wounded, and they were innocent bystanders. the gunfire broke out just before 11:00. >> there was a lot of people that maybe were not necessarily first friday type of people walking around and sort of crowding and so we started looking around a lot and then we heard the gunshots and people started moving and we got out of there. >> just sound like some boom boom boom boom like gunshot or something. >> police are still looking for suspects. >>> now to richmond and bart stations are back open tonight after being closed because a suspicious package found on the tracks. the two stations were shut down and evacuated around noon. buses transported passengers heading to the two stations. the walnut creek bomb squad was called in and determined that the package was harmless. both stations reopened about 2:30. >>> turn to cbs 5 weather center. good evening everybody. sure a mild day today but rain is back in the forecast. we'll pinpoint the day to expect

year-old man was kill and had three others wounded at the street festival called first friday in the uptown neighborhood. police say the two women wounded were innocent bystanders. the gunfire broke out just before 11:00 during a confrontation between two groups. >> there was a lot of people that maybe were not necessarily first friday type of people walking around and sort of crowding and so we started looking around a lot and then we heard the gunshots and people started moving. we got out of there. >> just sounded like boom boom boom boom like gunshot or something. >> police are still looking for suspects. >>> well, it has been the subject of some interest by gun rights groups this week, a comment from the president that, yes, he has fired a gun. today the evidence was provided by the white house. it's a picture of mr. obama as you see skeet shooting at camp david, something he told new republic magazine, quote we do all the time. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center good evening everybody. sure mild conditions so why an advisory you need to know about? pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news

oakland gained about 5,000 jobs in the past year and she expressed optimism about the growth of the uptown arts and entertainment district. >>> 4:42. are you booking a trip for your family? how you could save hundreds in airfares. >> plus the countdown to cuts is nearly over. so why are lawmakers meeting after the deadline? >> quite the sight in new zealand. what's causing the commotion and the water? we'll tell you when we come back. pod of more than 100 dolphins took over a new zealand harbour. this is in the city of wellington on the north island. the dolphins put on quite a show. as you can imagine the spectable caused major traffic >>> dolphins took over a harbor in new zealand yesterday. they put on a show. people pulled over with cameras out people taking pictures. you don't see that very often. >>> new this morning the united states will provide $60 million more in aid for syrian opposition forces. secretary of state john kerry john kerry made the announcement at a meeting in rome today. the u.s. decision is designed to increase the pressure on syrian president assad to step down a

jessica and her three brothers currently attend stuart elementary in uptown she is worried about what her teachers have been telling her at school. that's why we are maybe on the list that we can close down... right now it only takes jessica few minutes to walk to school but that's an off change as cps decides to close it. when i leave the school all of my friends will be in different schools and it's going to be very hard for me to make new friends. another school at risk of being shut down is stockton elementary. although cps sites under utilization as a reason for consolidating the school they say small schools are a good thing it to me is that her daughter gets more one-on-one time with her teachers. in fact some parents are concerned that the closure of one school will mean overcrowding at another. nobody is happy when their school is on the list but something has to be done. parents have also expressed concerns about safety particularly when it comes to gangs parents are very concerned about what that will cause and cps has said it will take that into consideration before they d

threatening note to the teller and then bolted to the bank of america on connecticut avenue across from the uptownr to rob it at 9:28 a.m. >> i do not know if there are statistics on other women bank robbers, but it sounds unusual. >> he can only remember one other bank robbery and was surprised the bandit was a woman. d.c. police and the fbi working together to catch her. she is described as possibly a hispanic woman with a bandage on her face, curly hair wearing a black scarf sunglasses, and may be driving a black jeep with a partial license tag of "1aa." >> although the bank robber claim to have a gun and she never showed a down 21. if you have any information, you are asked to call d.c. police or the fbi. live from northwest, i am jennifer donelan abc 7. >> we all know about the parking problems inside the district, but these are the hot spots where you are more likely to get a ticket. >> smashing their way to jewelry in a mall. >> the search for two men accused of kidnapping and abusing a woman outside of a shopping center. >> a fire has destroyed this historic building, a building >> here's

and it's beautiful >>> oakland popular first friday event attracts thousands of people to the city uptownrhood but the shooting death of a teenager after the last event led city hall to make changes, including consolidating event to a much smaller area on telegraph avenue. abc 7 news is in oakland tonight tonight. nick? >> good evening, if hist very an indicator where i'm standing now will be filled with people who turn you had out on friday for the monthly street festival. you know, the festival has many supporters, necessary for it to change that city leaders and organizers believe was necessary to keep the spirit of the event alive. >> i think we're going to be fighting them off. >> he is betting on oakland. >> windows here going to o will be a nice area here. >> the musician and oakland native opening a new bar on a stretch of telegraph avenue that has businesses locked up and moving away. >> we gotba÷ together last month after the incident up street here. >> he's talking about the shooting death of the high school senior after this monthts first friday event ended. that pushed city h

minutes later, the bank of america across from the uptown theater on connecticut avenue. in each case, the woman said she had a gun but did not display one. >> police are searching for four tape robbing a at pentagony store city mall in broad daylight. the men used hammers to smash several jewelry cases arlington. county police sources said they off with rings and other nearly $130,000. >> incredible video. >> we are looking at 33 degrees. the news continues at 5:30. >> still ahead, more on the huge warehouse maryland. i got it when i could stream movies, stream music, stream anything and it just worked. [ male announcer ] when people make the switch to verizon fios internet, there comes a moment when they get it -- the difference 100% fiber optics makes, and they say to themselves, whoa! now this is how the internet is supposed to be! i got it when we could download an hd movie in like two minutes. online gaming with no lag, that's when i got it. [ male announcer ] now, verizon could go on and on, telling you how fios is america's fastest, most consistent, most reliable

that shooting happened on telegraph around near 23rd street and oakland's uptown district before 11:00ast night. that is why ktvu's jade hernandez is live and she explains how this tragedy is affecting gallery owners. >> reporter: heather, i spoke to a few artists tonight unthey are curious as to what spurred the shooting, but they stressed it happened after their event. tonight police are investigating, but so far no arrested. this space houses several artists. >> it can be a one shoulder strap, and carry it like a tote, but if you drop one strap, pull it through. >> reporter: including dustin page, who is disappointed about last night's shooting, kill one person and injuring one more blocks from his spot here. >> seems like the art walk has been distracted by what is going on telegraph. >> reporter: paige is referring to the first friday street festival which combine with the oakland art murmur has drawn tens of thousands to downtown oakland. the shooting took place a few hours after both events were over. >> the fear that is generated by something like that is not something we want

divert from bourbon street and head uptown which in new orleans means up river.uesday night to enjoy some of the best home grown music the city has to offer. here at the maple leaf the rebirth grass band the first in its genre to win a grammy. they've been entertaining halloweenians s ian orleanians for almost 30 years. >> it's a new life. >> reporter: the band's founder says the music comes from the city itself. >> it covers the street the church, the heart. >> delicious. >> reporter: for foodies, new orleans has something to satisfy every taste like the iconic muff le ta sandwich according to a recipe prepared by italian immigrants over a 00 gred years ago. many head to the grocery and go right down the street to another institution. >> they've been here more than 150 years. gievet to warn you, on any given way people will crowd in for fried powered sugar doughnuts. >> we mix all our own colors. everything is made from scratch. >> reporter: here at the cake cafe and bakery he's taken the traditional king cake to a whole new level using nontraditional ingredient

first friday draws thousands of people to art galleries and other attractions in the downtown and uptown of oakland. police say they'll have an even higher profile at the next first friday in march. >>> police in livermore say two people have been arrested in connection with a rash of home burglaries. the common link among theft victims seems to be a list of newspaper subscribers on vacation as paul chambers reports it was an item found in a stolen car that gave police the break in the case. >>> residents in this walnut creek communitity say there's been at least 10 burglaries of home in the area recently. they think some of the victims are on the contra costa time vacation list. residents are being kept in the loop on the crimes by video. >> we have an alert. we set the alarm when it's just basic stuff to go run errands and stuff like that. >> reporter: police found that two suspects came to liver -- livermore in a stolen vehicle. >> the next day they came into the police department and gave us items that didn't belong to them that they found in their car. and that's where that list of

in oakland's uptown district they say the event is getting too big and poses a security risk. >>> and super sunday is reaching out to potential college students at bay area church this is morning. an annual tradition that has cal state students talking about the importance of earning an0. they will get more information on what is like on campus including a virtual tour of the website. >>> and gas prices around the bay area and across the country are not expected to go down any time soon. >> right now the average price for a gallon of regular nationwide is $3.67, an increase of $0.12 in the past week. here in california we are paying much more, an average of $4.13. a month ago it was almost $0.50 cheaper. believe it or not we are under the state average. in the bay area we are paying $4.06 a gallon. prices are expected to go up as refineries switch over to the more expensive summer blends of gas. >>> well, we will check with an expert for saint mary's college on what is up next for the millions of catholic's faithful. >> and political insiders on the california politician who channels

that happened at about 11:00 last night in the uptown neighborhood of 23rd street and telegraph avenue. some video of the crime scene from youtube. one person was pronounced dead at the scene, the other now at the local hospital. we don't know their conditions yet this morning. officers have been assigned to work that monthly art event extra view. but obviously they did not prevent this overnight. the investigators were on scene, gathering evidence, but so far no arrests. >> reporter: her body was found at the park early yesterday and she was last seen alive in nearby city. we now know she was 13 years old. a student at green valley middle school. authorities are not releasing her name. police have been working that case after getting a call from the girls foster parents on thursday evening. then they put out a bulletin to all local police department. >> they started following up to see if we could locate her. using all the techniques that we know with social media and phones and stuff like that and other friends. fairfield police called them saying that they believe they did have a ho

first friday draws thousands of people to art galleries and other attractions in the downtown and uptownf oakland. police say they'll have an even higher profile at the next first friday in march. >>> police in livermore say two people have been arrested in connection with a rash of home burglaries. the common link among theft victims seems to be a list of newspaper subscribers on vacation as paul chambers reports it was an item found in a stolen car that gave police the break in the case. >>> residents in this walnut creek communitity say there's been at least 10 burglaries of home in the area recently. they think some of the victims are on the contra costa time vacation list. residents are being kept in the loop on the crimes by video. >> we have an alert. we set the alarm when it's just basic stuff to go run errands and stuff like that. >> reporter: police found that two suspects came to liver -- livermore in a stolen vehicle. >> the next day they came into the police department and gave us items that didn't belong to them that they found in their car. and that's where that list of va

more than 10,000 people attended celebrations in oakland's uptown. >>> he's accused of slapping a toddler on an airline flight, how the man is being punished before his day in court. >>> some don't think the wildlife camera belongs on the beach, wait until you see what it captured. >>> the reason behind this giant food fight. gives more meaning behind the term red. sf dot com slash cool school. we may come and feature your school on the show. the tomatoes all across america people are using lysol in hundreds of unexpected ways to help keep their homes healthy. max's mom uses it on the couch a soft surface that could be home to thousands of bacteria. lysol disinfectant spray freshens doesn't stain, and unlike febreze it's approved to kill 99.9% of bacteria. join the mission for health. see how people everywhere are using lysol disinfectant spray and share your own story on facebook. part in the annual "war of the >>> well, the tomatoes were flying in chili, thousands took on the war of the tomato this weekend, inspired by the famed festival in spain. 80,000 po

there was an interesting article in the new york times about how the chinese population is moving uptowneast harlem and right now there are killing of people in east harlem because they're defending their neighborhood, the chinese are so this whole idea of philosophy of stand your ground, but there was a bit of encouraging news on stand your ground. let's listen to benjamin crump the lawyer for the martin family what he had to say about stand your ground. >> the stand your ground law nobody talked about it this time last year until trayvon was killed. we have to think about how trayvon has changed the conversation. everybody in america knows about this controversial law and now for the first time in five years, there were no new states that enacted stand your ground laws. we look at that as a plus. michael: you know, i mean, trisha trayvon martin didn't want to be the martyr here but his killing may have led to the end of these laws, or is that just wishful thinking on my part? >> listen, i know that there's no question that many many millions of people have been ail to stay focused on w

the number six train is headed uptown with a man and woman battling it out in a closed subway car. move away from the explosive melee? wait till the next stop and call a cop? or try to intervene possibly at great personal risk? >> i was just like, whoa, this is crazy. i quickly reached for my phone and started videotaping. >> well, without that response we wouldn't have our story, but then a new subway super hero comes to the rescue, snack man. >> he just seemed real cool. just walked right in there. kind of didn't say nothing to anybody. just walked right in, smooth, eating his chips. >> i was eating chips at the time, and they were in my hand. everything happened so fast. i just got in the middle of them and kept eating. i wasn't nervous. >> his real name is charles saunder, and his simple effortless move separates the combatants and creates space for another passenger to move in and referee. >> please get off. >> she's standing in the guy's face pretty much until he got off the train at the next stop. she also diffused the situation. she wasn't eating no snacks, though. >> he ta

more than 10,000 people attend the celebrations in oakland's uptown district. some have complained the event is getting too big and poses a big security risk. >>> today's super sunday is reaching out to potential college students at bay area churches this morning. this is anage tradition where representatives from cal state campuses talk to communities about the faith and the importance of earning a college degree. cal state university officials will also give potential students more information on what life is like on campuses, including virtual tours through their websites. >>> gas prices around the bay area, okay. and across the country are not expected to be going down any time soon. >> did you notice they've been inching up. the average price for a gallon of regular nationwide is $3.67. that's an increase of 12 cents over the past week. here in california of course we're paying much more. an average of $3.13. a month ago it was almost 50 cents cheaper but believe it or not, we're actually under the state average here in the bay area paying $4.06 per gallon

i'm going over to loyola university in uptown. >> reporter: you juggle on the street, what does thatpeople to stand around and watch what i do. i got the clubs and i've got these knives that i do right here and basically it all leads up to me getting a sucker to lie down underneath me while i juggle knives over them. >> reporter: a sucker, how often do these guys walk over? >> if you want to do it now. >> reporter: you think i look like a sucker? >> you look like sun who will go along with it. >> reporter: how often do you drop them? >> well, nine times out of ten it goes all right. i've done it nine times today and those have all gone perfectly well. let's get everybody -- [ cheers and applause ] on the counselt of three. one, two, three. how are you feeling down there? >> reporter: i don't feel good. i don't feel good. i don't feel good. >> all right. now is the part where i got to stop. now i want to say this is the hardest part of the show, because i don't always get somebody to do this, so i don't get to practice the end very much, so hopefully this goes well and i'm going to do

. >> let's go uptown and head to the nasdaq. is following big movers over there. >> apple shares bucking the downward trend and equities. we are seeing the stock up about .1%. einhorn of greenlight capital saying apple should use its cash. speaking of allocations strategy, apple outperforming the average dividend yield on the s&p 500. according to wisdom tree, apple needs to increase dividend by 5% to become the largest dividend payer in the united states. let's move on to blackberry. shares approaching 52-week after after thumb's up at w fargo. lastly another space to track, indian tech. those stocks in focus. two things, first indian's outlook for the year below street expectations. that is putting pressure on adrs but cognizant tech, with an up tick in demand from european client. interesting. tyler, back to you. >> thank you. >>> how do you stay relevant in a fast changing world moving from pcs and tablets -- from pcs to tablets and mobile devices and on. here is what cnbc was told yesterday about that. >> the market that hp

. >> she will be mushing uptown. >> she doesn't like the snow.snow or salt on her paws. did you get my tweet? >> hey, it's a good one. >> what should we call this rally? >> the weather channel is naming winter storms now calling this one theme oerg. we should be able to name rallies and maria has a great suggestion. tweet it to us here at cnbc "closing bell." we'll put some up with the dow up 19 points now. heading south as we head towards the close, paria. >> up next, many of you are skipping or leaving work early today. not the folks at the new york stock exchange. our bob pisani is up next on how they are handling this historic storm. >> sunday kicks off the year of the snake and the chinese zodiac. why should you care, you ask, because some banks are actually claiming this is very bad news for stocks and we'll explain later coming up on the "closing bell." i'm a busy guy. it used to be easier but now there are more choices than ever. i want to know exactly what i am investing in. i want to know exactly how much i'm paying. i want to use the s

. >> reporter: he showed us the carrollton barn uptown, the only place that makes these cars.built and maintained them under this roof and by hand. pieces are welded, sanded, and assembled as they have been for generations. even these mahogany benches the new loyola line opened this past monday. riders will take it to the super dome on sunday. some from baltimore, others from san francisco, another city known for its famed streetcars. >> it's cute and all that, but it's not new orleans. i'm not mad at the folks at san francisco, you know what i i'm saying. you come to the super bowl. i'm cool with that. spend all your money. but your trolly ain't got nothing to my street car. >> reporter: if you want basic transportation, ride a bus but for a taste of new orleans, hop on a green bus or wait for the red lady. ♪ do you know what it takes >> it's slow and smooth but we get you where you got go. kind of like new orleans. it's slow and smooth but it gets you where you got to go. >> looking up delphine street here, these are red cars, all 34 of them. we're passing another one there.

we're opening one uptown soon. >> going global. let's see the next look. thank you so much.rachel zoe. glamorous, effortless. >> it's very romantic. this is called the julia. this is a waterfall braid. you can see it from the back. turn a little bit. yes. this braid is woven through the hair. and this is wear to a weekend. wear it to a wedding. whenever you want to go, this is your classic bohemian. >> and the reason you got into hair is the hair is the ensemble. >> if the hair is wrong, your whole outfit is garbage. really, it's hair and makeup. hair, makeup. they are accessories in themselves. >> i love this dress. >> this is one of my favorites. super flattering. this is one of our favorite dresses. this is girls night out. go to a party. this has i need to dance in this dress. and it's plain cool. this is one of my favorites called the bardot. >> bardot, baby. three of our producers we love so much get the rachel zoe treatment. >> yeah. >> we have before pictures of them, before they got their dream dry. and now, we have them postdream dry. take a look. our "gma" produce

dustin augustine the transit authority's ceo shows you the the carrollton bar uptown the only place ind the depot have built and maintained them. under this roof, by hand pieces are welded sanded and assembled, as they have for generations. even these mahogany benches. the new loyola line opened this past monday. ♪ rider alsos will take it to the superdome on sunday some from baltimore, others from san francisco, another city famed for its street cars. people talk about san francisco -- >> it's cute and all that. it's not new orleans. i'm not mad at san francisco, you know what i'm saying you come here for the super bowl and i'm cool with that and i love all you guys spend your money but your trolley ain't got nothing for my streetcar. >> reporter: if you want basic transportation, ride a bus, but for a taste of the real new orleans, hop on a green car, or wait for a red lady. ♪ do you know what it means to miss new orleans ♪ >> it floats andslow and smooth but gets you to where you want to go. new orleans, we're slow smooth but we get to you where you want to go and the streetcar is s

even if they wanted to vote no, he at least deserved an uptown vote to be approved. there was no precedent -- precedent to filibuster president's choice like this. the republicans decided they wanted to try to use this vote as a way to extract more information from the white house on the issues like the terrorist attack on benghazi in september. they submitted to passing hagel when they come back. it way you're looking at, is delaying the inevitable. chuck hagel will be confirmed as defense secretary. he is just going to get to wait 11 days. to me, it seems like you should confirm him, because you're going to confirm him anyway. it is just another delay in what the senate is trying to do. harry reid set a new vote for tuesday, in 11 days. what do republicans want to see in the meantime? guest: they say they would like answers again from the white house, more details about what the president did and did not do in the hours following the terrorist attack in libya. the white house sent a letter to senators john mccain, lindsey gramm, kelly ayotte, who have been demandin

he will get an uptown vote after next week's senate recess.ity leader sounded frustrated. >> if this is not a filibuster. if this is not a filibuster, i'd like to see what a filibuster was. the first time in the history of our country that a secretary of defense has been filibustered successfully. >> hagel is a controversial nominee who by almost all accounts did not perform well in his confirmation hearing. so chuck hagel will wait a little longer, bill. bill: what are you hearing from republicans? are they trying to kill the hagel nomination or what is the rub? >>> they say bottom line that democrats did not have a problem when president bush was in office waiting his nominees wait a little longer and have them achieve that 60-vote threshold. republicans say they are not playing games. >> this is not a filibuster, if it is, then this was in 2005 contrary to the assertions of joe biden and chris dodd. i agree with them in this instance, this is merely an effort not to close off debate, but to allow reasonable inquiries, to get information tha