before, a payless shoe store. this is what we consider a full- service restaurant, not fast food. it would be considered a restaurant under the new definitions, as opposed to the way we are changing now. let me ask, if i can just go over what i understand to be the conditions. we could just make sure that everything is -- there is a one- year informational report that is going to be brought back by planning staff to the commission, which is often standard. also there is going to be, and we are starting to get into some dbi issues -- the final plans are going to be routed back to planning staff for consistency. we also talked about the roof composition and form, with some kind of an earth color. it will blend in as much as possible. the windows and skylights will be closed. and there was talk about the fact that this -- again, this will get into dbi areas. the final plans will be on file for perusal of the neighbors and others as they are brought together, which i think is standard operating procedure. >> that is n

this was a payless shoe store and this street over here marks a kind of border. on one side, it's gone. on that side, they made it. in the faces of the children, you can see how strange this must be. man. their home is gone. their town is gone. their world turned upside down. this was your living room? >> yes, it was. >> reporter: we met tyler and amber hayden and their kids, picking through the rubble of what was their new home. they consider themselves blessed, though, as if someone was watching over their young family. because when the storm hit, they held each other and survived. >> all five of us came back and got in the closet. >> two of you and three little ones? >> we were underneath the blankets and the pillows back there. you can see where it kind of started to come up there. and he was holding this door shut from the inside. >> reporter: you could feel it -- >> i had my feet on both sides of the door frame and had my hands on the doorknob, keeping it from pulling. >> reporter: like strangers in a newly strange land, the survivors came home to the destr

and also this store has been vacant since payless has been out for about a year's time. we are also active brokers and am always looking for alternate tenants in case that didn't work out. and during the course of the last year we have only had one prospective tenant which is another 99 cent store. and i don't think mission street needs another 99 cent store at this time, although i am not opposed to it because i don't want to object for that reason, but i think we can do something better with this property. and so that is my two cents. thank you. president olague: sir, you have already spoken sir -- >> i'm sorry, if someone from the commission asks you to clarify something, you can do so, but those are the rules of the commission. everyone gets three minutes. >> i still had one minute left. >> no, you stand up here and you get one opportunity to speak and you get up to three minutes and that's the one opportunity to take that time to speak. >> sue hester. i want to follow up on the additional conditions. you all got a late email from me last night for which i apologize.

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everything during payless bogo. -(sighs) -don: all right, buckley. heads up. here comes your offer.y groaning) liz: you serve two more years. remainder of your sentence gets reduced to probation. this isn't exactly the get-out-of-jail-free card that i asked for. how about you do the full dime? got a pen? (phone rings) eppes. yeah, let him through. it's charlie. ah, the einstein cometh. oh, come on! this isn't an homage. it's plagiarism. i-i'm going to sue this guy, maddux. okay, let's focus on catching them first. okay, well, for starters, they are way too familiar with this place. you think they had an inside man? more like an inside chick. someone who works at the exchange. maybe someone who works in security. at least that's how i roll. i look for a beautiful woman, someone who's very dissatisfied with her life, -misunderstood. -buckley. we share each other's secrets. don: buckley, focus! come on. sorry. well, we know how they got in. the question is: how are they going to get out? the art of the con is the art of misdirection. lesson number one: never show your true hand. -they

. >>> pg&e customers can expect to payless starting next month if they use a lot of electricity. january thon l explains this pay breakdown if you use pg&e. >> we have all come here today to express our opposition to the 240 increase on low income clients. >>reporter: dozens showed up at the p uc meeting ready for battle. enemy? new flat fee or customer charge that pg&e asked to add on to every residential monthly bill. 3 dollars for most household. 240 with low income. upset. constantly attacking rate payers from he have angle. nickel and dime us to death. >>reporter: in fact so much opposition to the concept of customer charge not to mention so many legal question that is at the last minute p uc president surprised his fellow commissioners by withdrawing the idea. even though he says it's a perfectly reason one. >> i'm with drug my. >>reporter: other commissioners caught topically -- totally off guard. >> i wasn't aware of that. >> rate payer advocate preparing to fight the fee in court were pleased. >> we think this is a big win for customers today. especially lower income cus

otherwise it expires at any payless.'re gonna do is to lay the travers to worse was to get them july 1st you get them late. they are delaying and so they can get that temporary increase on the books. and keep it going. you get to pay more. , harris has submitted a brief arguing that the state law does not give them a successful ballot initiative the right to defend them in court. this question is in critical and the legal fight over profit eight. profit eight supporters have asked the nine server court of appeals to allow them to step in. the appeals court pass it on to the supreme court. >> mark: prince charles is on a tour of washington he spent time with injured u.s. soldiers say was his privilege to meet them. prince charles told the guests that we go u.s. and u.k. servicemen and women and men as gratitude. he's scheduled to meet with obama at the white house. >> darya: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. we have a programming note,a programming note to tell