the restrooms were a disaster then. that and those of you who took notes that i mentioned the nepa process, because that is a federal facility, a national maritime museum, that is where you should address your remarks. >> i don't want people to take my comment wrong. i think the commission is truly interested in the progress of the america's cup and will try to insert itself wherever we can and however we can. i think that if there are concerns among you and you may not be getting responses that you would like i think that you can certainly contact any one of us or the director. we are genuinely interested in working with the others. >> yeah. that is correct. >> thank you. one advantage we have here is the lead time to be able to prepare to do as much as we can to mitigate impacts, unlike the world series in the following parade which i thought went really well. but you had little lead time to take care of those measures. i am reading the report here. and while i am not minimizing the concerns about impacts, according t

there is concern that bombs could be planted in those restrooms and if there's an attack, there's very little escape for passengers. >>> in the agonizing days after 9/11, people expressed their grief in different ways. one heartfelt tribute, a giant american flag painted in a heyward park. the creator of that flag and other volunteers are displaying the colors in a new way. >> it's all about showing our respect. >> in the form of a giant american flag on the hills above heyward, organized by retired air force technician, tom ballard. >> ten years ago when you couldn't find one in the store, this one we put on the hill was for everybody. and we're doing it again. >> just after 9/11 2001, he painted this 8,000 square foot flag, but he didn't get permission. >> we had to rake it off the hill and bring it to a landfill. this time we have permission from the parks department. >> this time it's reusable vinyl. they prepared the stars earlier this week and today unfolded the stripes. the volunteers were not only trekking up and down this hill, they were bringing with them final panels weighin

the amount of work was limited to the back part of the restroom. however, the citation mentioned a lot more work. we inadvertently were cited for stuff that was done by a previous tenant as well. that was something that was brought up between the landlord and myself. that was a big point of argument between the landlord and myself because i was trying to explain to her that we should not be held accountable for a lot of the work that was done by a previous tenant. a lot of that ultimately got addressed between myself and the landlord. as far as the timeline and why it took so long, it was a matter of miscommunication. when the citations were posted at our business, we had access to those but during those days we were not at the restaurant during the daytime. we were not there at all business hours. we were doing work sparingly. we were doing the work after hours as well. again, we were in their painting and so on and so forth. we did not receive anything in the mail. a lot of the correspondence was done directly with the landlord and the landlord w

and actually does not cover employee access to the restrooms. we have other priorities that come into play. [inaudible] you want that inspected to come out before you get a that letter. it is not only your obligation, but it is the right thing to do. you want to be disability accessible. you want more customers. the best way to do that is to start planning. when you are choosing, ideally, your inspector would have a background in inspection, design, and construction. that means we have some excellent general contractors out there that could be excellent task inspectors or building inspectors as well. in order to get the legal benefits, the protections that are important, you want your inspection to be under that theory that is how you can get that 90-day [inaudible] as you start to interview your inspectors, i would ask them to a lot of questions. do not rely on just the resume. what you're really need to do is ask a series of probing questions. you want to know what their area of expertise is, how many times -- you want to ask them if they have

the back end of the restaurant where the restrooms are, that is where we have performed the work. the front end of the restaurant where the kitchen is. we also got cited for that and i was able to show the inspectors by virtue of having him presence inside the restaurant that we have not touched anything. he saw the space and he knows we have not done any construction. the remains untouched. he was able to abate the citation based on the fact that we were not wrongfully cited but we should have been cited for the scope of the work we performed at the back end of the restaurant near the restrooms but we did not touch anything at the front end. i did mention to the inspector that we were going to remodel the kitchen area and we would install new plumbing and new gas lines. the new grease trap. he mentioned that in doing so, retaining a licensed plumber and apply for the necessary permits. we're in the process of doing just that. for the front end of the restaurant. >> does this find that you're asking to be reduced include the work that was done prior to your tenancy? >> i do not be

the woman's body was found around 7:30 last night inside a restroom at angie's bakery and restaurant near san pablo and mcbride avenues. the woman worked at the bakery. the owner left her with a few customers to run errands. when he returned, he found the bakery locked up and empty. investigators believe the killing could be related to a domestic dispute. >>> the woman whose rescue dog found the body of michelle le talked publicly about that discovery. it happened on saturday in rugged terrain. carrie said the dog unexpectedly bolt down the trail, ran back, and jumped on her chest, then bolted back to a flat area. >> i reattached her lead and noticed some remains. i praised amber and alerted an officer on the team. i took him to the site, at which point he took over the scene by securing area,. not aware of the outcome, we continued toisech throughout the day. >> dental records identified body. thed me examiner is trying to determine how the nursing student was killed. le's one-time friend is accused in her murder. >>> president obama said there is no-show short cut to peace between

the men's and women's restrooms are within that area. are they not accessible to the patrons of the restaurant? >> that is still a moving line on the plans. we had the project sponsor draft something showing a general area. on the final plan, we will have it accessible to the patrons as it accessible to the patrons as we

the city and county government to address this to the national maritime museum to get those two restrooms working? they are now dysfunctional. they are now working. people do not know at times where to do their thing. in some cases, it is unhygienic to be on our beaches. user it also the coordinator for the presidio, and i think this is an issue of public safety for all those. get those restaurants open and this will contribute to the success of this event and it will also keep the water quality control up for the thousands of swimmers to participate in the dolphin club and the south end running clubs. i thank you out for addressing this important issue for all the people of san francisco. thank you. president olague: thank you. [reading names] >> hello. my name is robin rome, and i am also a life member of the dolphin club. in the report, a recreational and that does not really been specified. to think of us as being an aquatic life, there is a lot of an aquatic life to be concerned with. bottle nose dolphins. we are out there -- i added up over the winter, many people. they swam 5,700 m

the rest include reductions in staff, hours, restrooms and parking facilities. the california parks foundation is working with legislators to work out private funding for some of the parks, but not sure it's going to come 234 time to save the packs in the short term. right now, speaking of the parks, is labor day. lovely weather. we'll have more of that coming up the next couple days. >> if you like today's weather. >> and i do. >> you'll be happy with this forecast. >> temperatures right around 4:00, some upper 80s in the warmest places inland. and l notice tuesday wednesday, that's when temperatures are going to start to come on up into the mid to upper 90s inland as we head into the middle part of the week. >>> thanks for choosing the bay area at k 00, tech now is coming up next. how the latest

another man was beaten unconscious in a restroom and there were several brawls caught on video in the stands. >> safety is the first priority in any kind of venue. >> reporter: the 49ers now stop tailgating 15 minutes before the game starts. there are extra officers on patrol and dui check points as fans leave the park. the patdowns are the final step before entering the 5:00. >> i'd rather have that than somebody zitting next to -- sitting next to me with a knife or a bottle of gin. >> that's a good thing. that's a good thing. we want to have great fun. >> reporter: the extra patdown will take a little longer. leave early and prepare to wait. at candlestick park, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> two people have died in vallejo. it happened on la dare drive just after 11:00 this morning. firefighters found the woman unconscious and were not age to revive her. her husband was found in the kitchen and also dead. >>> more delays for the american hikers julyed in iran. this -- jailed in iran. this time a vacationing judge is holding up the release. the lawyer says he has failed to obtain the seco

vehicles and staff in the parking lot, inside the stadium, including roving patrols in our restaurants, restrooms, and other areas where people tend to congregate. tailgate parties, things that take place in the parking lot, moving forward, if you come to tailgate -- and we want you to -- we just need you to do it within the rules and regulations of the park. four hours prior to kickoff is when you will be allowed inside the stadium gates, the parking lot. anyone who lined up outside of the gate, with the assistance with the san francisco police department, will be asked to leave or will be cited. four hours prior to kickoff is when tailgating will be allowed. in terms of tailgating during the event and post, no longer. if you have a ticket to the game, you are encouraged to go in the stadium. if you do not have a ticket to the game and you are in the parking lot, you will be asked to go home. if you have a ticket and remain in the parking lot after kick off, you will be asked to go into the building or a ropor go. additional roving will also take place on foot, bike, on motorcycle, and for this

consultant look at that, and his concern, if you have 12 people on a deck of being served, using the restroom, going back into the bar, the door is probably going to be open more often than not. every time the door opens, if you have a 6 inch opening, noise will come out. it makes me anxious. >> that would be an unacceptable compromise? >> are they going to prop the door open? >> assuming they're not propping it open and it automatically shuts -- >> if the noise days in the bar, that is all we want. >> the noise doesn't stay in a bar as it is. >> the recording was with one door open. i wanted to just show that even with one door open, there is a noise issue. >> hoyas the window to your home to open or closed? >> my window was open and i have a single pane glass windows. with all respect, i don't think it would make a huge difference. it is an old building. >> thank you. >> comments, commissioners? commissioner garcia: i was hoping not to have to go first. i think for all of you granting a continuance to see this get worked out, i hope no member feels as though i tried to divert the argument a

we also have a restroom and bicycle storage, which we think is part of the transit plan for this building and the occupants. there will also be a laundry, and the blue part of the plan shows a limited use/limited access elevator. supervisor mar: mr. barcelona, can you again talked about the use? there is some community space for the basement that would be one of the alterations that came from some of the community recommendations? >> yes, basically, the basement is unoccupied, basically storage for the building, and by having an elevator access to the basement, we make it accessible and usable by the residents. the areas in yellow are the other common-use elements. the bathroom. the laundry. the community room. dtv area, a television lounge in that level -- the tv area. supervisor mar: and then there is the bicycle storage and other places. this was one of the suggested changes, and this is something you are planning for the basement? >> yes, yes, and the reason for that is to relieve the pressure on the rest of the building, a small building, but it allows for more functional use, which

another man was beaten unconscious in a restroom and there were several brawls caught on video in the stands. >> safety is a priority in any venue. >> reporter: the 49ers stop tailgating 15 minutes before the game starts. there are extra officers on patrol and dye check points. the patdowns are the final step before entering the park. >> i'd rather have that than somebody sitting next to me with a knife or a bottle of gin. >> that's a good thing. we want to have great fun. >> reporter: the patdown will take longer so if you're coming to a game anytime soon, make sure you leave early and prepare to wait. at candlestick park, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> a ceremony in san bruno tuesday when neighbors and pg and e fill in the crater caused by last year's pipeline blast. investigators needed to comb through it. paving work and sidewalk repairs will start in three weeks. >>> and this face in eastern dublin is expected to be home to a high end shopping mall. caruso affiliated bought 14 acres of lands from alameda county. the price? $13million. the plan, a 165,000 square foot retail center and a