>> seeing none, then ited em number two, commission comments and questions? >> commissioners? >> okay, then we will move to three, which is the adop ofmay 8th, 201 >> there are no changes, i move their adoption. >> okay, is there public comment on the minutes? >> seeing none, could you call the roll please? >> on that motion from the president to adopt the may 18th, 2013 minutes, commissioner fung? >> aye, hurtado? >> aye. >> vice president lazarus? >> aye. >> honda? >> aye. >> the vote is 5-0 and those minutes are adopted. >> okay we are going to call item four which is 4 a, b, c, and d. all of these are at 2395, 26th avenue, steven williams verses the department of building inspection. these are appeals all if filed against the issuance of permits on december 6th, 2012 to it howard weston wanted the permit to alter a building, and new interior partition walls and one conference room and break room and upgrade the bathroom for ada compliance and the next is the plumbing permit for commercial unit number one, new ada bathroom and sink in break room and another permit, commerci

it may em -- it may retract some of the stimulus. a lot of question marks out there. >> to put it kindly, jcpenney is a hot mess. now, they're apologizing. they've been switching people in charge. what's the latest with the retailer? >> well, the company is attempting to reengage with customers with an advertisement that's gone out on social media and will also get to national televisions. apologizing to customers. they have changed the ceo. they had an experiment for 17 months. this didn't work. it led to a move of introducing hipper, younger brands. and introducing lower prices across the board. it seems like this is going to be unwound. some of the older brands might come back. this is a question mark as to whether people will respond to the changes and whether the traditional audience will reengage. >> three months before back-to-school shopping. have a wonderful day. >>> and finally, some sad news. chris kelly, a member of the backwards pant wearing youth rap duo, kris krs has died. they became icons for 'jump." they sold millio

many of these people go to different places looking for our flowers. >> i make it very apparent to 'emi'm the one harvesting it and cleaning it, and i'm not here to compete with anyone. >> it's a nice, nice place where people are friendly. they have time to get to know one another, and it's a social place, you know, where you can hang out and--and be together for a while, and people like that. >> these people that we see i will say once a week, sometimes, uh, every other week. and they--they'll normally come back every time. >> that's the most important thing for me is to see the people's response, to see people come back healthier and happier every week because you're providing something that tastes good and feels good. >> thanks for comin' to the o.b. farmers market. i had a great time. i hope you did, too, and i hope to see you all soon. >> that concludes today's tour of the best of california country. join us next time for more undiscovered treasures from the most fascinating state in the country. [captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] [captioned by the nat

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friends is in the neighborhood, which coffee shop is -- neil: oh, i thought it told you about a light post before you ran into 'em. >> cinos are already banning these things, you can't be on the gambling loor. think about it, if you pair those thinged with iplantable microchips which are coming down the line, this is not too far away from human and computer merging. neil: i can't see you get too far in a casino. >> you'll get some old-fashioned technology. neil: we're going to wrap those glasses around your face. [laughtee] anyway, maybe you don't have to fly cmando after all. american bucking the industry fee for all by offering free rly boarding for customers with limited carry-on luggage. keith, what do you make of this? a sign an airline can have a guilt complex? >> i fly an awfulot for what i do, and i'm glad to see this, but i think they ought to just get over it. people are going to take whatever they want on this airplane until they actually start charging fees that provide a disincentive to do that. this is going to, this is just more shade of the same. it's an effort to improve their on-time record, not

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it would be too late. >> several weeks later, another bay area man died after swimming on the island for a few hours. j.p. ryan witnessed yet another drowning. >> if i'm at sea level, i another em not safe. it came, i ducked and when the white out cleared, both of my friends were gone. >> since january, 11 people have drown on the island. >> a huge swell comes in that just explodes. >> the most common victim is a man in his 30s, 40s or 50s with children. and all of the sudden, the wife is a widow and the children are without a father. >> the investigative unit discovered that since 2003, 74% of those who drown here were visiting. >> it's a dirty little secret that hawaii was going to sweep under the carpet. >> each dot on this map represents one of those tragedies. >> are they happening at different locations that they weren't happening at 20 years ago? >> yes, the new locations are these rock ledges that no one knew about. >> i think there's a lot more information out there through blogs and books. >> she blames guide books and social media. it's like the secret lava pools where baker and griffiths died. >> everybody's got the opportunity to post what they want. it is free spe

now while san francisco has long 'em braced it's history igpublic transit the city is moving swiftly from analogue to dig at that time the one .6 billion central subway is transforming land use along the fourth street corridor with the proposedded corridor moon plan setting the stage for the neck decade and looking further into the future the cal train yards at fourth and town send also known as the north end of silicon valley may under go under ground rails and mixed use towers up to 400 feet in height similar to broad gate station in london. now, here are the names of the inshat vattive tech firms recognized around the globe and head quartered in san francisco christen and brix retail and software in the cloud to digital media and online lodging governor pairy would give his it's to have any one of these to move to texas and but don't count on it behind these are other tech firms and spin offs from bred says source such as twitter and paypal, online directorsy and is on demand transportation all head quartered right here in san francisco looks like a tech bubble you might say, well

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company is electric meet ya, it's not anywhere you can download m books but you can download embooks from the web site and you can also on my webs get a lot more of me, a lot more of em , because there's video presentations by me about the books, about the company, and in a few days' time i'll be putting up a video conversation i had which i found really, really fascinating. it is with a playwright called richmond bean. people in america may know richard bean from the slap stick broadway comedy that came over here not that long ago, called "one man two governors." a smash hit in london and then came to broadway. now, the very interesting thing is, richard bean is a man of the left. but he has written plays in the past which have tackled topics such as global warming, immigration, and in a very open-minded, clear-eyed way, and he himself became the target of -- he and i have had a very interesting conversation which i'm going to put up on my web site fairly soon, in which we discuss this phenomenon that it's so difficult now to have a civilized conversation, as he and i are having, between people who don't necessarily agree on everything at all but we can both agree o

hehe is loaning it to the state department and have it reproduced for the em basises bs and donating the funds for the project. in 1820 secretary of state john quinie adams ordered an ingrave to reproduce it. 200 copies were made and he got one. >> wow. >> hmmmm. >> very cool. >> he has done so much for the city. >> really and quite a bit inn just the last few years. >> right. >> extraordinary. e we have dreams for one man to play his did you guitar at an i3 premiere. don't miss the flashy act ahead. >> women are criticizing others, it seems like, than ever before but why? w we're looking at the disturbing trend next ♪ >> today marks the start of national bike safety month. m get ready to bike to work on may 17, tony. triple a reminds bicyclists and drivers they have the same rule on the road. >> welcome back.me it's probably safe to say women can be caddy at times. we read it on social media. it's on the blogs, too. scw with kim scik is dust and either kim -- why are women quick to bust on other women? it's a topic we're exploring this today from the american university of univers

i mean, obviously a lot is about talent but how much of it is the mental go get 'em jimmy? it for me. even plays good tennis but it's what you bring over and above that that i think was very important. especially in my game. to go out with the understanding that i could stay there all day. maybe you don't want to but i'll be here at 2:00 in the morning, it would never bother me. i have nothing else to do so let's get to it. >> rose: that's exactly right. winning. and however good he is and whatever a great life he has, he may have it but if he doesn't have it, it's hard for one person to give it to another person. >> it's difficult but when i was with andy it was such a pleasure to work with him. >> rose: he had talent. >> he did and i look back over his career and i see how unlucky he was not to win more grand slams and -- >> rose: he could have beat opinion roger. >> he could have. but when you're at wimbledon and it was 18-16 and such a great match and so -- but when you're playing or coaching a champion in a grand slam winner you're not trying to reconstruct youshgt ear

. >> what about those who say the risk of keeping guantanamo bay open poses as well, the fact that it emoldboldens our enem abroad and that folks would be terrorists using guantanamo as one of our rallying cries. what do you say to those folks? >> the president's speech on thursday had that same tone to it as well. i think that's a fundamental misunderstanding of what it is that causes these people to attack america. it's not guantanamo bay, it's not our strikes against them. those are demonstrations of strength. what causes folks to attack us are when we behave weekly, we forecast our enemy, we tell our enemy we're going to leave afghanistan. we're going to pull out of this place, lose all the intelligence assets, all the hard work we've done there and we're going to allow them to build back core al qaeda. the president is actually right. he has done a good job at getting at some of the leadership at al qaeda and i applaud him for that effort. but to take all the good things our american men and women fighting for our country have done to keep al qaeda on the run and keep that pressure

it em compassed 22 areas. it was rated excellent in 14 and ing satisfactory in seven and marginal in one. that marginal was missile crews operations. it is unusual for a missile wing to be graded marginal. to be clear, it is passing. it meets the minimal standards but it is not the level we would expect. the wing commander and the group commander at the facility started an investigation into what caused the lower than expected performance by the crew members. they expanded from those and looked at during the inspection to the entire crew force of the wing. they conducted a comprehensive top to bottom asset of training, routine testing, simulations, etc. when they were complete they found 17 members of the wing, not from one unit who they felt were not demonstrating the proper attitude and effort to stay up to speed on everything necessary to be perfect in business. they took those 17 crew members and put them in into a training program that takes 60 days to complete. those 17 crew members is about 10% of the mi

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don't even get involved in sports because they don't want to have that kind of bullying happen to em. itost assumed you are gay. yet to prove you are straight. but for guys, in the modern sports is the other way around. it is easier for them behind because people not ask them, are you gay? i don't remember, a reporter asking about athletes, are you gay? but they certainly feel free to ask the women. there is a double standard with men and women. but i think women, i don't know why, they have been braver over the years in coming out. >> from collins to colorado, as of last night, midnight, colorado can officially obtain same-sex couples there come a civil union and had recognized by the state. 1992,bout what you did in filing a lawsuit. >> first of all, kudos to governor hickenlooper for signing s. i am sure he will go a step further and we will have full marriage rights in colorado. in 1992 there was a hateful amendment that basically made it legal for in the institution to deny gays and lesbians access, whether it is hospitals or restaurants or employment -- anyone could fire you are no

it. congratulations on your success, your first time on the program, but i hope not the last. emelide. "our version of events." you will want to remember the name. you'll be hearing it a lot. >> thank you. tavis: that is our show for tonight. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with playwright and activist eve ensler about her new book, "in the body of the world." that is next time, and we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> announcer: the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >>> calo

it's a in order insula em, that is unacceptable. nt to ask the sectary, how about going forward will it will be an acceptable activity now that you are taking over th irs. when you're in charge of th white house r a full year, how could you haveot known as? why did you hav a culture when such a serious charge was being leveled the were unaware of? neil: you are righthat i am n lawy. but the one thing that struck me as odd, maybe there is a legal rational order, when the white house chief counsel knows that to say that the irs wass about targeting conservative groups, but does not want to ppassit onto the president forear that he would look like he is immersing and meddling in an issue. i began thinking, what else are they holdingff? because always seem to thik that ty kw evrying. this would place the council about him as knowing more stuff thane does. on that level it bothers me. i can understand thlegal ratitionale. the president is hidin something. but it is not as though ignorance is bliss. >> again, the american people wantto kno

i have a tip for you: if your doctor gives you 5 years to live, spend it talking with your grandchildren. explain to 'em that your grandpa's not going to be around anymore to share his wisdom and his love. i haven't figured out how to do that yet. and i'm running out of time. you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> good afternoon. welcome back to eyewitness news at noon. there's going to be a saving grace when it comes to possible severe weather later. it's the fact that we've been cloudy all day long. don't get me wrong they are still getting the full brunt of the sun. unless we start getting a good amount of sunshine, anything that's going to pop up severe is going to be widely scattered if not isolated. showers have been with us through the morning. they will continue to blossom and press into the area as we move through the afternoon, then we'll get steady rain tonight and all think tomorrow. 76 degrees right now on tv hill. 68% humidity. a southwest breeze at 9. dew point the same as yesterday. it's just a little bit cooler, slightly more comfortable feeling. 67 oakland,7 of cumberlan

i'm going to wait it out. that's em blematic of the '90s again. >> anthony?k we're going to go through a rotation. i think chris is right. when you look at stock buybacks close to 5%. look at the rotation you're probably going to see financials coming back. you're probably going to see industrials. i think you're even going to see energy as the rotation takes place and the laggards start to take the lead. >> what we kept hearing last week, obviously we acknowledge the defensive issues were what led the way in the first quarter this year. now people are talking about moving into cyclic ams. so that seems to be what you're advocating right now. >> clearly the cyclicals have been lagging. 70% of the market is cyclicals. 30% is defensive. when you see that 70% coming back, and it will come back, the market's going to get more exciting. >> yet you're counting on this rotation out of fixed income. we've been talking about this for a long time. still hasn't happened. what would be the catalyst to actually get people to move money out of the fixed income into stocks?

the irs is among four government agencies if you afurloughing em. itnt memory. what does new york governor andrew cuomo think about the response to a question from the syracuse post standard. he said shame on us. cuomo's spokesperson said the comment was a joke. the post standard is standing by its report. meanwhile, weiner caught some flak for a skyline which resembles a pittsburgh skyline. he has replaced it with pictures that look much more like new york. and oops, president obama forgot something on the way out. watch this. he made his usual stroll across the white house lawn. he boarded marine one without saluting the marine that was standing there. he caught himself though. he immediately realized that he had forgotten. he walked back down the steps, shook the marine's hand, apologized and those are the things we thought you should know. what do you think? that's great. it won't take long, will it? nah. okay. this, won't take long will it? no, not at all. how many of these can we do on our budget? more than you think. didn't take very long, did i

it's rhode island and delaware. god bless 'em [ laughter ] this is good. but you know, there's a lot of momentum around this right now. we just had rhode island last week. and we just had delaware yesterday. and now, minnesota -- they're going to take a vote this week, and illinois might be right behind them. so, there's this big rush of states that are legalizing gay marriage. it's really happening fast. >> jimmy: it's a giant issue. [ cheers and applause ] of course, we support it here. new york. [ applause ] but is it tricky for, like -- 'cause of republicans, right? if you're -- like, republicans are -- are they for it? >> they're very divided about this. you know, when you listen to republicans talking about this issue who are, like, strategists and people who work in washington, they all say, "oh, we need to tone down and stop seeming so neanderthal on this issue." but the same day that delaware approved it, the chairman of the republican party in illinois was forced out and had to quit because he said personally he support

it would eventually stop. punishing the victims, only em bold ens the perpetrator and creates a new canvas for them to payton. paint on. the only way they get caught is if it's a concerned neighbor the police happen to accidentally stumble across them when they are in the process of vandalizing somebody's property. i'm proposed two solutions to help curb this black and white. i hope the mayor's and others will propose several ideas. stake out known graffiti corridors with your graffiti abatement department or what you might call it and when these things occurred -- >> thank you very much. we give everyone equal time. you will have time to discuss with w w staff. next speaker. >> my name is michael man and my address is 428 grove street. i don't have an issue with the graffiti. my property is graffiti free currently. my issue is with dpw. i have recently gotten two bills from dpw, one was $263, the original bill in september 2011. i purchased the property in january 2012. i'm expected to pay the final bill of $4339 and i have no idea where that is coming from. so, thank you. >> next speaker? >> my name is mary.

we couldn't have done it without everybody's help, ems, police, fire, all the doctors and nurses and the whole staff really came together to help us with this disaster. >> about how many people from last night are still hospitalized? >> we transferred out about 15 to dallas-ft. worth trauma centers. we actually hospitalized three that actually went to the o.r. and are still admitted to our icu. and the other ones were discharged. >> did you actually see the twisters yourself? >> i did not. i was actually -- i live about 45 minutes away and had just gotten home. we did actually have some tornadoes out by my area also, but as soon as i got the call, i came back and went back in to work. >> wow. how big of a facility do you have? how many folks do you have to deal with this? >> we actually have a 12 bed emergency department, which is pretty small compared to emergency departments, so our resources were definitely strained but we had a lot of help. ems, we had mutual aid from at least 15 different ems services. we had about 30, you know, ambulances on scene, different hospitals sent over

ems. >> reporter: it is ironic the training facility is located across the street from where one of thefirst fires broke out this morning. that is when 50 acres aburned in napa valley. it is now contained. one home burned off of highway 128 and 125 acres of dry vegetation still burning. >> the winds really are the issue. this if you look around the hills green turning brown. normally they would be carrying fire rapidly. >> reporter: this is his fifth time around as a seasonal firefighter. he does it because he loves the outdoors and he knows what it takes to keep the wild lands safe. >> fires that<]ñ have been goinn for the last couple ofp things are hot and dry, we have to keep our heads on our shoulders because fire season is here. so we have to keep our heads straight for what we are in for. >> reporter: some of the seasonal firefighters that you see here will start working on monday in lake napa and sonoma counties. they tell me that they are ready. reporting live i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> and you heard cheryl mention the home that burned near 128, this is nick trig le

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