wants to make any comments about woody allen may school >> supervisor yee. >> yeah.. thank you supervisor mar for bringing this up. i'm one of the parents where my two daughters went to woody allen may school also and graduated from there. in fact, not only were the founder of this great institution limited to just creating the preschool piece of it they were almost the same people that brought the chinese immersion into the san francisco public schools at the west portal. in many ways it's the people that i name really deserves to be recognized not only for woody allen may but the broader sense of the institutions in san francisco. thank you very much >> supervisor tang. >> thank you supervisor mar for also bringing 80 this resolution woody allen may is in our district i know how important it is growing up speaking dual languages for our up and coming students to preserve is heritage and imprinting communicate with many people i want to commend them and wish them many more success decades to come and i want to join in the comments of supervisor mar and supervisor yee

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frank recommended me to woody herman. i met him and washington, d.c. he took me all over the country. i have not entertained millions of people yet. i have not made it. i said, kenny, you will, i am sure. a few years later, he wrote and produced songs for barbra streisand. later, he played with john london and yoko ono. i kept saying, you have made it. he kept saying, no, i haven't. one day, i will write great music and entertainment of people. on a saturday afternoon in 1979, my wife and i took our daughter and seven of her friends to the roswell theater to see the great hit movie of 1979, "the muppet movie." you remember that movie. kermit the frog singing "the rainbow connection." after the movie was over, when you have a girls, your wife sits on one end of the row and you sit on the other. when you do that, you have nothing to do except watch the roman numerals scroll by. i sat there and i watched as the production went by. i watched as costume and by. then it said music. "the rainbow connection" -- arranged, produced, and written by kenny asher. i

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woody allen. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> woody allen came to see her. >> jimmy: he came to a party?o a party. and it was actually a great moment. you had woody allen and alec baldwin there commiserating over who knows what. >> jimmy: that's quite a pairing. that's something else. barbara, do you find her intimidating at all? >> i have this -- i've worked with barbara for a long time, and i love her. but especially when we first started working together i would always get into trouble with things i would say. you know, like i did one interview and i talked about how growing up as a boy i loved watching her on the "today" show. i get a note. don't remind people how old i am. [ laughter ] she came to our wedding. ali and i got married about 13 years ago. and she brought a gift. and i was honest. i said i couldn't figure out what it was. it was this metal thing. and i actually went up and i asked her, what is this? and she just -- she smiled and she looked at me and said i'm glad you like it. the next day i go home, there's a cashmere blanket delivered by barbara walters saying i hope y

is geez thirty years ago we spoke about the preschool and about many of the same folks that started woody allen me school were behind the west portal elementary school leann was hired to develop the cantonese program in district 7. while, in fact, she was my older daughters kindergarten teacher and had a lot of influence why my daughter is an emergency room teacher. she was an engaged teacher and worked tirelessly with the teachers. today, you've language immersion program is a national model expiring other schools across san francisco. after the success of the program in 1995 helped to launch the alternative school. the first public chinese emergence school in the nation and, in fact, the school my other daughter was the president of the school now in public education so you influenced both of my daughters. and leann a builds relationships monk students and parents that's effective. under leann as leadership it's grown the school has grown enormously and it's won the distinguished school ward in 2012 she's a try innovator she builds a platform of success in her students while being a str

my may know ruth is depriktd picketed in the library mural >> thank you for being here to celebrate woody allen with us and the son added god at the scene is here and the daughter of otis alongside of hercy in the elevator lobby thank you for you for being here you can read about her in the chronicle and bruce from the puppeteer from seattle thank you for coming down (clapping) over the years i've had the bring to join the arts commission and get to know the incredible works when i was a committing candidate for the job you'll notice the arts commission weakens from a deep sleep it's an honor to work within an incredible team thank you to the arts commission first our citizen register alison who's been up her daily where's alison thank you including the arts team members jen crane and marcus definite yes, sir. and our director of the art program susan and kate patterson and all the members of the team at the arts commission our developer who worked with bank of america and a tricky the number of our staff thank you for your hard work everyday and two commissioners rebecca and our vice pre

incorporate the rec and park to be part of the filthy partnership we want to use that park not only as woodynjoy the sun but hear the truth about the community and better their community and better the entire san francisco and use the park as a venue so do that. i appreciate it >> thank you very much. >> anastasinastasia. >> good morning. i'm ann establish i'm unfortunately came in here to talk about bad things instead of good things but talking about the and a half areas problem i asked margaret to give handout one is the article from tuesday by the clinton cob and the name of the article is nature problem. and just to remind the plan significant nature resort plan plans to cut aid for the trees for the reason of

and further they're not an insurance of buildings that are unable to operate like woody allen grounds by counting the permitted ones they can be counted in a short term. raises the threshold to 20 will exempt some saturday up companies for example, phil's deli have over 11 locations but are significantly lower raising the threshold to 20 will allow small businesses like those some are concerned up to 20 are not small businesses, however, compared to the brands like phillip's this is only revokable in this area compared to subway. this leads to a lack of a sense of place. the major retail formula uses are being addressed we're expanding this to include international this slide show us 10 percent is headquarters outside the u.s. the vast majority have long established places in the u.s. and have established as formula retail. we recognize san francisco is an international city we recognize that an increasing global economy that they can contribute to the standardization and surprisingly including the inspirational that will have little effect on the definition. we heard that counting in

good we've gotten opportunity like the presidio and treasure island and otis street but not possible woody allen without the hud and the city, etc. without the coalition of homelessness etc. it's all in the community you've got to work together that's all you'll be able to make a difference. thank you. thanks for your organizations incredible work in our city.

good we've gotten opportunity like the presidio and treasure island and otis street but not possible woody allen without the hud and the city, etc. without the coalition of homelessness etc. it's all in the community you've got to work together that's all you'll be able to make a difference. thank you. thanks for your organizations incredible work in our city. >> next speaker. >> come on up. >> good morning dr. espanola jackson. you know, i sit and watch to see your moves and things and give me two minutes to speak. but i have brought information to you to this committee and i know you've received it and it deals with hud section 3 of the what this city do not follow it does not follow nothing for the people of san francisco. so i know you've got the solutions we've had the solution for the citizens of san francisco but this city is not following it. number one there the hud guidelines a that'll i'll get that information to you because when you first became a supervisor it city do in a a compliance officer to make sure things get done and when i look at the agenda number one, number 5 and

roughly 14 staff members a large percentage of our staff at i s a as well as community participants as woodyllen w a way to dive into this we've been historically thrown a few curve balances we were motivated to create this investment anonymous to focus on providing a unique and engaging and powerful experience for our students but preparing them for a rapidly changing world. we been meeting twice a month in order to dive into this growing together and asking difficult questions and having discusses. through that we've agreed to adapt a graduate profile that was donated in the 20025 vision in june we'll have the building blocks for going forward. we'll be open for business for 2014 school year and so during that time we'll be focused on creating at learning community and expanding our capacity to doesn't care on project based learning and how to implement that into our classrooms and excited about the opportunity and i and wanted to know you're with us on the journey (clapping) >> hello, everyone i'm jessica with the parents in school innovation i want to talk about the partnerships this p l

only supervisor wiener was talking about the thirty thousand new residents into candle stick point woody allen one of our thoughts is to relocate one the boats 0 into this area because operationally it may want adventageous to have an addressed expense. i understand that >> any questions for the fire department. >> i have a question about the process and what happened to the loss of fund for the previous grant for its boat when this came along. >> thank you, supervisor just to classify we applied for the grant in 2010 and awarded in january of 2011 there was a delay on the federal level from approval for the grant from fema and so this backed up and there were parolee process for the rfp there were billing for the vendor and it got stretched out we requested an extension and were not able to get one through fema. >> so for the architectural work for the fire boat the process they went through there was a second rfp process for the second fire boat. >> same boat the first was for the indulge and specifications because the current boats are 60 years old we started from scratch to design th

. >> i would watch woody woodpecker and fred flintstone. >> yabba-dabba doo. >> unlike a lot of tots,seth can draw them. >> it's -- yeah, the flintstones. these were from when i was 2. for some reason fred is waving the american flag. >> i'm blown away by this but barney is spelled wrong. >> i'm embarrassed. >> if this isn't the ultimate sign you were born to do this, i don't know what it is. >> i had a desire to copy other people's work. ♪ >> original work started pouring out too. young seth creates his own animated movies as his dad recalls. >> he used an old 8 millimeter camera and set on a tripod and came up with a seven-minute video. >> soon seth's working for the local newspaper, "the kent good times dispatch." >> my first job was doing a cartoon when i was about 9 years old and they paid me 5 bucks a week. >> his cartoons are maintained at the kent historical society where marge smith is executive director. >> anything that caught his fancy, he figured out a way to make it funny. a little bit of irreverence but also just innocent fun. >> after high school, he heads to a prestig

he did the same thing for eight of woody allen's films, including "manhattan."rom musicals to = "all the president's men" he won 19 academy awards in all. thanks to his dream-like work, gordon willis was 82. >>> the united states is about to get its newest medal of honor recipient. it will be awarded to william kyle carpenter for his combat actions in afghanistan in 2010. he left the service due to the wounds he suffered. he's a full-time student at the university of south carolina. the ceremony at the white house, june 19. >> a lot of people wear breathe right strips, especially to avoid snoring at night and while we don't think it's a big problem, the horse named california chrome now competing for the triple crown wears the horse version of nasal strips. there was a question whether he would be able to wear it in the belmont stakes in new york june 7th. today permission was granted. he made it two in a row with the preakness just this past week. and this will either make you feel young or old, but think about what it means for mick jagger. he's now a great gr

like this in "toy story," next to woody. it clearly says a113. >> check it out." as well. you can see the letter numbers on the scuba diver's camera. >> and in "wall-e." the a113 plays a role as the directive given to the auto to never return to earth. >> so, it turns out it was all an inside joke. a113 is a number of the classroom for the california institute of the arts that produced a long line of alumni, including john lasseter, the chief director at pixar. now, we know. >>> proof this morning that does nay songs are contagious, no matter how tough you are. just ask these marines in texas. ♪ let it go let it go ♪ ♪ i am one with the wind and sky ♪ >> absolutely nobody cares that they cannot carry a tune. it's a heart that counts, of course. what matters is that these likely fans of the hit movie "frozen," are belting out the theme song with enthusiasm of an 8-year-old. way to go, guys. >> they are running down the street in their boots. >> it's really interesting -- the fact they know all of the words. >> that is pretty incredible. you think they know they're

woody allen's musical but as of the broadway received six nominations. the soccer goals include ringo starr. i can only rise and sent the canadian who are both nominated for best performance by an actress to be to grow. ask for a raisin in the sun which stars denzel washington. this newscast on a tiny bit to see jackson is no money to two atc's that chose to attack any duty on i was really really excited when mason was time to reach his injection. while. but she didn't the course of those disappointed and so on the omission of that. he said to them. american tradition the show. greg jennings andrew ross show. you're watching a row i sneeze night coming up this post means pc to the final of the champions league. boston business the scientists don't stand up when i received a suspended jail sentence for tax evasion to stay with us it is . the you would see at least he's not going to the beach today i had only been a land that separates when you don't look right now the ukraine. its president admits though that this post is all help desk. so daunting as it

back even before that in 2008 general done woody was the first female four-star admiral in the army. she has now retired. we have another female superintendent. amazing how if you look back at 1872 summit the poor woman who wanted to be a lawyer in illinois and told she could not be, now look where we are right now. it is amazing. we cannot forget where we came from. so we still have a lot of work to do, even in the coast guard with a third of the women in the coast guard economy. doing great at attracting women, but retaining women becomes another challenge. young people will graduate from winthrop but then you will get jobs and will you stay in and try to make it up to senior management? many women do not move past middle management. if you're going to get past middle management, then whatever occupation you are in. there will be a different definition for that, whatever sector you get a job in. about two years ago, maybe three now come at the wall street journal been an executive task force for women in the economy. i want to go back to that for a few minutes here. it talks about

even read the script, i was told classic old west with a beautiful landscape and let's talk about woodyou you do a lot of comedies, but this one is raunchier, funnier. how was that working opposite seth? did you just crack up on the set? >> he is one of the most funniest people i've been around. so all the laughing that i do as the character anna, that's all sincerely there. he just made me laugh every single day. there was no way about it. so we had to put it in the story. >> i was thinking when i watched the movie how adorable your laughter is and how real. and when i read my notes this morning, that's what seth said. she's the best laugher in the world. sarah silverman -- >> oh, my gosh. she does not disappoint. the whole cast is great. it's a really great cast. >> when we look at you, there is something we say every time we see -- there is one tv commercial -- >> is she sober? >> it's the perfume commercial. every time we see it we say the same thing, that -- what do you say every time? >> all these magazines always say sexiest woman alive. we have a little romance with you. we thin

think the whole basil three implementation is done and could talkbal banks about 15% on a common and woodieone ratio -- equity tier one ratio. whether they will accrue that organically or through another capital cruise remains to be seen. >> how dark is the shadow of this litigation? it is still hanging over deutsche bank. how problematic is that if you're a bond or equity investor? it is an ongoing drain, i would say. so far, all banks have really been able to handle the fines that have been thrown at them. it certainly remains a headwind. deutsche bank, with the thisncements today, that gives them additional buffers, would make you really worry that the cost might be higher in the end than what they are prepared for so far. >> i want to switch you over to credit suisse. what would be the consequences for a guilty plea -- of a guilty plea? credit suisse, as far as i can tell, one of the big issues is that a number of u.s. clients will probably no longer, or at least temporarily, will not be able to conduct business with credit suisse. from what i have read so far and seen, this will not be

. >> woody allen. >> yeah. >> ding, ding, ding. perfect. got one. all right. know, that could be anybody. it could be -- i don't know. >> tina fey. >> okay. >> all right, and here's one that you know. >> harry potter. got that one. >> well, actually, daniel radcliffe, but you get that one. >> you said you weren't good at games and you won. >> i got two out of three. is that winning? okay. >> on this show. no parting gifts, though, but thanks for coming. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all righty. it is webtastic. a divine dinner that left some tongues and tails wagging. >> wait tim you see this, guys. this is the sweetest, the sweetest. and two ladies get ready to face the mirror. don't miss their reactions when we reveal their "ambush makeovers." right after this. we really wanted to take a relaxing trip to florida. you know? just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, w

comedy bytion, a woody allen. it was an incredible night. i sat there in two years -- oin tears.od is a make these films, where barbara stanwyck or something where the woman is at the center of the melodrama. she said, why don't you do one? you help me raise money to make that thing. that was the inspiration. puccini's shamelessness about the emotion, the degree to which he never distances you. there is no irony. he says this is my heart, here it is. like it or don't like it. that was the governing principle of the film. it was all over the movie. >> diary of a county priest. >> it is the same principle in a way. that film is very austere. , a lack ofkind of irony. and at session with the honesty of the emotion of the actors. a way, because we live in an ion ironic -- an ironic age. there are great films made in this tradition. i felt that it was interesting to explore, particularly a foreign actor, whose face is so evocative, a silent melodrama. >> and the casting of joaquin phoenix. >> i've made 500,000 movies with the guy. you look for actors, you look for an actor who can com

. >> you could get people like norman mailer and woody allen. >> this year, i think i'm going to tryrough the nixon administration. >> there were conversations. >> when you mentioned the national anthem and talk about playing it in any unorthodox way, you immediately get a percentage of hate mail. >> that is not unorthodox? it isn't unorthodox? >> no, no, i thought it was beautiful. there you go. >> i just thought anything that is interesting ought to have a place on a talk show rather than young pretty actresses who use the word exciting in their sentences. >> it is the most impressive medium. it is the medium that will either save america or send it down into demise, there is no question. >> i'm getting out of it myself. >> really? we'll be right back after this. >> what you do is book the best possible guests from different kinds of businesses, maybe not everybody in show businesses, some politics, people together, get them all on the stage and hope that something works. but it is a great show, a great platform from people who have something to say. >> the point is they take these

we're making iced coffees and mochas at woody's cafe, they expect it will mean three times the customers. >> now, schools are getting out. we're ready to go >> relatively insulated by the recession santa cruz expects the weekend to kick off summer with a splash. >> that looks like fun. why aren't we doing that now? >> i don't know. >> tiffany at the beach and laura anthony, traffic. >> yes. laura, fail. >> it's gorgeous out there. tiffany did get the better end of the deal there. highs in the upper 60s. out here, it's just beautiful as well. breezy, sunshine, high clouds and fog. fog here is pretty obvious at the coastline. and take a look at this picture. the bridge faded into the fog. so we're hanging on to gray skies. 59 san francisco. 65 oakland. mid-80s in morgan hill. live view from our camera, the sun is shining right now. 78 santa rosa. 79 novato. mid-80s around livermore. just gorgeous. i never get tired of seeing fog rolling in. this evening, high clouds, coastal fog. this morning temperatures into the 50s then, it's going to be a warm, sunny afternoon toechlt cool with coast,