october fifth at 10:15 at the parlor, and a drunk patron, tried to enter the parlor and was turned away and the patron refused to leave and threatened the staff and the people inside and the police were called and the subject was taken away and this is i have spoken in front of you before as far as when the parlor was doing things that you know we want them to improve on and but i wanted to point this out that is what we want them to do and sometimes the bars have the feeling if we call the police we will have a mark against us as far as a call for service and this is an example and we want them to call because by them calling, it did not escalate the situation, the police, you know the person was not listening to what they were saying and refused to live the area and under the influence and the police were able to come and take the person away and i want to point that out as far as what they, and the things that they were doing right, and at this point club. and last thing was that we have been working with the neighbor and the hotel manager, in the area of 620 jones, lounge and the ne

. >> art it the beauty parlor of civilization neither art of civilization are secure. it's a recognize that the federal government believed that art should and can enrich our lives. this project was taken out of the beauty parlor and put here ugly or usable and behalf. they've recognized the building art and it's through those those types of collaborations that are become into the arts collaboration. i hope this continues to grow our infrastructure. i take it my dreamy know from experience if we can do it with the courtyard we can do it with infrastructure like water and bridges can be built and reflect the best qualifies of american democracy. nancy pelosi said we should keep on building thanks or things that inspire and endure. thank you (clapping.) thank you cliff i'm sure everyone will agree it is a wonderful particulars. today you've heard about the objectives and goals but we wouldn't have been successful without the contractors i want to acknowledge the architects and the art and architecture design of cliff garden studio and the cliff management that team led i

some of you will remember the successful raid -- on 10 asian massage parlors in san francisco. this is a national problem. this is becoming more available with false store fronts. it's time for us to step up and stand up. in terms of the legislation we strongly support the inclusion of a new state law that requires many businesses to post notices in a number of multiple languages about human trafficking including a hotline. we do want to propose one change to a provision in the proposal that massage practitioners be find $250 per improper dress. the strong evidence that these women are forced to be there and we don't want to punish the women in those establishments. we recommend the fine be applied to the permite and not the employee and operator of the massage parlor. we want to identify the women are victims. i would ask you to do the same. it's a victim free in san francisco with legitimate establishments only. thank you. >> i have a question. we were simply just accompanied -- codifying the existing legislation. so speaking whether we can switch the penalizing the practition

unlike the several one, this makes changes to address enforcement to massage parlors in our city. this i bring up because the community has brought up that this is taking place in our communities. this is in newspaper about some of the services that one can receive at local massage establishments. i'm not sure who passed this out but we've seen on websites reviews where you can get alternative services. our office conducted an informal survey located in the sunset district and found at least several establishments running. we believe this is an enormous over concentration in the use of our neighborhood. for better contact, mr. lee just mentioned there was a change in law in 2008 which limits the local government to regulate the massage establishment if all therapist are certified through the council. our office is working with other state officials to address the changes to the state law. in the meantime we feel that some local changes are necessary. so the legislation before us, our office hopes to accomplish two main goals, one so codify the penalties for the health codes. what w

. >> art it the beauty parlor of civilization neither art of civilization are secure. it's a recognize that the federal government believed that art should and can enrich our lives. this project was taken out of the beauty parlor and put here ugly or usable and behalf. they've recognized the building art and it's through those those types of collaborations that are become into the arts collaboration. i hope this continues to grow our infrastructure. i take it my dreamy know from experience if we can do it with the courtyard we can do it with infrastructure like water and bridges can be built and reflect the best qualifies of american democracy. nancy pelosi said we should keep on building thanks or things that inspire and endure. thank yo

. >> reporter: michael glick, owner of the parlor steakhouse in new york says he has lost confidence the president and the website. >> it is a disaster, and very confusing. it is scaring not only individuals but company. >> reporter: meanwhile a new deadline looms, saturday is the day president obama promised to have the website fully functional. >>> the white house is saying that cite will be ready by saturday. >>> china is spending close to $14 billion to build a railway across eastern africa. breaking ground in kenya. it will extent on to uganda and likely rwanda and south sudan. it's designed to dramatically boost trade. >>> three teenage sisters say they were imprisoned for up to two years by their mather and father. police say the girls were malnourished and living in unsanitary conditions. the parents now facing multiple counts of child abuse and kidnapping. >>> let's shaping up to be a beautiful thanksgiving across much of the country. when you look out your window, but when you step outside it's definitely chilly, but look across much of the country. not a lot of cloud cover

set the stage for the parlor scene. a couple of flats in the door should do as quickly as you can.ill you please look and see if you've got some sort of sofa or divan? is that the green one, sir? no. no, green won't do it. it was yellow. yellow flowered plush. and a huge thing it was, most comfortable. we haven't got anything like that. doesn't matter. give me what you've got. what do you mean it doesn't matter? --famous sofa. we only want it for a run-through. please, don't interfere. and a little table, the little mahogany table for the pale blue envelope. well, how about that little gold painted one, sir? yeah. that'll do fine. and a long mirror, and a screen. i must have a screen, else how can i manage? oh, and some clothes hangers and so forth, hmm? oh, yes please, lots. see how many we've got, and ask someone to bring them out. and you ask why. oh sid, give us a hand with these things, would you? hmm? that's an outline of the thing-- you see, it's act one and act two. but you really have to excel yourselves. you mean, take it down in shorthand? oh, good idea. can you do short

their successor is a lesson to be issued and whether it's approved for the winter to add that by the parlor. mary at a very interesting indeed now the main reason the afghans want american troops the second round is to continue to train their afghan troops so they can protect themselves against the columbine while on the other hand karzai's government has been reaching out to the salon for tots. so when signing the agreement me tops of the taliban more difficult than the end i don't think that the degree that this chilly weather the night they beat the weather there isn't the end of the day. a reconciliation with that are part of the afghan government is still going to be the training facility. i think what we're saying that with any of it is a subset of us are revealed military operations. on the ground in afghanistan and then finally can you talk a bit more on those nitrates that you're just thinking about what kind of agreement could be resolved that here in the santa sleigh. well i think there's been strong resentment about it. in fact i did expect this to be an issue that raised and di

the manure in the barns, the milk in the milking parlor. 're able to deliver that milk all over the midwest. >>> what you see behind me is fair oaks 2 million gallons of clean renewable fuel. to put that into perspective, that's enough to fuel 35-747s and owhole fleet of their milk trucks which they do every day on the farm. >> a highly efficient anaerobic digester which producer natural gas. >> we produce into the central digester. >> how do you deal with all the manure they're producing constantly every day? >> we use a vacuum tanker, so -- vac and that's where the technology for cleaning the gas comes in. >> manure is poured into the digester and heat it. piped as renewable natural gas. the leftover is used as fertilizer. >> we're taking something that potentially could be a contaminant to the environment, totally taking that out of the picture but at the same time creating a new energy source for the united states that's not carbon-based and we feel pretty good about that. >> so what have we got here? >> we got the future. the future's l

the banjo? >> i am, i am. i have a band in my parlormean? what does that mean? >> well, i mean that i like -- i picked it up about a year -- a little over a year ago. and for the first month, i was just learning on youtube. >> jimmy: that's the new way people are learning how to play instruments. >> there is no shortage of people in rural states that will put up on -- >> jimmy: really? >> like banjo guys in bands, they'll be like, "here's how to string a banjo. here's how to play a banjo." so i did that for about a month, then i started taking lessons. and then, i plateaued. i learned about three songs, which i would play all the time. and anyone in earshot was kind of well over it by the time i started -- >> jimmy: they're like, "yeah, we get it, 'oh, susanna!'" >> yeah, that's exactly -- >> jimmy: "amazing grace!" >> so now, i really upped the ante, and i take a lesson every week. and i'm really trying to learn sort of more -- >> jimmy: did you have to, like, those metal picks? >> yeah, yeah. finger picks, yeah. >> jimmy: see, that's

again, and this is a presidential question, do you have the patience for, you call it the garbage, the parlor game of being picked apart by other politicians, being picked apart by us in the media for two years if you decide to run for president? >> i'm the governor of new jersey. if you don't think being governor of new jersey tries your patience, you haven't spent enough time in my state, chris. i am absolutely confident in my own ability to lead. and obviously so are 61% of the people in the state of new jersey who reelected me on tuesday night and they reelected me because of a record that we're really proud of and because we brought people together. at the end of the day, chris, here's what people in washington, d.c. don't understand. if you want to win a vote by that kind of margin, if you want to attract a majority of the hispanic vote, if you want to nearly triple your african-american vote, you need to show up. you need to go into those neighborhoods. you need to campaign in places. i'll give you a perfect example. i did a town hall meeting while i was governor about a year and a hal

i'm less interested in 2016 as the parlor game as i am in what the warren moment said about the unmet needs of the american electorate or all american citizens. what does it say to you there is some sort of excitement, the article gives some metrics on it that people want something more economically populist. >> i think there's a lot of disenchantment and you see the numbers not just from republicans and democrats but even even from democrats who feel, look, they rallied behind him during the budget standoff but we're back to this position where they don't necessarily know where he's coming from. they've been knocked off stride by the problems with the rollout here and you have people having -- it's basically a mirror image of what's been happening in the republican party, people saying, maybe if we only got back more solidly to our core principles then we would be in a stronger position. >> thank you as always. >> my pleasure. >> up next, chop, chop, chop, new budget cuts in effect this month on top of the sequester slashing and make no mistake, people are feeling the pain. a compell

he gourmet kitchen, we find ourself back in the warm embrace of the parlor. easy, duchess. it's one room, not gosford park. where'd you get all this sweet furniture? oh, we rented it to make the house feel more comfortable and inviting. don't sit there! oh, my gosh. it took me 20 minutes to get these chops just right. there. does that look straight? nothing about that looks straight. mm. i love the house. it's beautiful. here is a tree. it's a pachira, a taiwanese symbol of good financial fortune. it's also known as a money tree. that makes two of us. well, i would like to propose a toast. mm. missed me. to the hard work of claire and cameron-- or as i like to call them, "clameron"... oh! which is what potential home buyers will be doing

so i love the parlor gae, david, but i d't think we're going to t it rolved here on a sunday morningn for former secretary clinton. would you like a crowded field? a crowded field with lots of sparring partner that you could beat eventually better than a coronation. i don't think the democratic party is theepublican party. democrats are crazy that way. they want to fight, they want turmoil. they would lke see hillary win th nomination, not just get it. i know people think they'll get embarrassed it, i think she'll be embarrassed by not running. i think if she runs, it makes hillary more of a centrist, makes her more plez aasant. >> it does, but it also deletes the card where sheppeals to women >> an earlyappy thanksgiving. if it's sunday, it's "meet the ess." coming up on "early today." a massive weather front including deadly tornadoes, torrential rai high winds have made its way t the east. and europe's most active volno lights up the night s with fire and ash. >>> and "saturd night live" has a field day with lady gaga and toronto mayor rob ford. "earlyoday" starts right now. > thi

so i love the parlor game, david, but i don't think we're going to get it resolved here on a sunday morninga great question for former secretary clinton. would you like a crowded field? a crowded field with lots of sparring partners that you could beat eventually better than a coronation. i don't think the democratic party is the republican party. democrats are crazy that way. they want to fight, they want turmoil. they would like to see hillary win the nomination, not just get it. i know people think they'll get embarrassed by it, i think she'll be embarrassed by not running. i think if she runs, it makes hillary more of a centrist, makes her more pleasant. >> it does, but it also deletes the card where she appeals to women. >> an early happy thanksgiving. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." women. >> an early happy thanksgiving. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> breaking you news. severe weather outbreak, 120 million americans are in the path of danger right now as a major weather system cuts across the midwest. at least two tornadoes have been confirmed in illinois. more are

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. >> michael glick, owner of the parlor steakhouse says he has lost confidence in the president and the website. >> the law itself and the implementation is a disaster, and very confusing, scaring individuals and companies. >> meanwhile, a new deadline looms. saturday, the president promised to have the website fully functional for what he calls a vast majority of americans. >> the white house says by saturday the site will be able to handle 50,000 users at once with 80% efficiency. >> the u.s. is prosing a solution to a contentious issue, how to dispose of syria's chemical weapons. the stockpile could be taken aboard a government owned ship in the mediterranean and destroyed. u.s. war ships would provide security for that ship. the plan would side step the security operations of a land operation. an international watchdog agency responsible for removing the weapons must sign off on that idea. >> syria is hailing iran's nuclear agreement. president bashar al assad called his iranian counterpart to congratulate him, saying the deal clears the way for developing countries to peacefully cr

one of the many things i want to see is that we don't /hruplen it in with the gambling and massage parlors and all the other stuff it's going on. it's nothing to do with that. it's a medical issue and that's where it should be left is a medical issue and that's all i have to say. thank you. >> >> good afternoon, my name is shawna. i have a concern about fairness of process. i know there's a few dispensaries that have applied in the pine line and i'd like to see everybody get fair rules, the same rules as everyone else and i think this is a little premature. i think we need to look at what comes back from the planning department and how the planning department works with parent advocates on their concerns about access. i would ask that we could really reconsider item number three until we get the feedback and input from the planning and our community members so that we can make a good map. i appreciate that you are looking towards opening up zones that haven't been opened up and that is a problem, but we can address that problem by having an unfair process and i told the same comments as mr

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bond-buying program known as quantitative easing cannot go on forever which is, of course, the biggest parlor game around. exactly when will the federal reserve begin to taper? they've got a meeting in december, some say then, some say into 2014. once again, you look at the numbers, we're in record territory for all of those who own stocks and are long stocks, it's the retailers specifically continuing to rally building on yesterday's big earnings report from macy's. four stocks appear to be breaking out to record highs for the second day in a row. let's head to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and what i found interesting is that the dow component is not raining on the stock parade today. >> absolutely. all the traders are waiting for your interview with john chambers. i mean, this is a tough time, again, for cisco. but let's get back the those retailers that we spoke about, looking at nordstrom, new highs. other names include tjx be, parent of not only tjx, but also marshalls. you're looking at designer shoe warehouse, roth stores, again, record highs again for

the eight year old thomas burnoski who was an employee at the recreation and park the parlor for sevenrs and received a notice of termination thursday. he is charged with running over christine svanemyr on september 5th as she was relaxing on the grass with her baby and dog and holly park. >> he says he veered onto the lawn from the pedestrian path to a board hitting a dog. after hitting the one he drove to a work meeting. his lawyer says he did not realize he had hit a person and that he and the case was a tragic accident. >> the fire inside the caldecott tunnel seat yesterday was the first time a car burst into flames while driving through the tunnel. in 1982, a tanker truck accidents started a fire that killed seven people and forced the third board to close for several months. kron4 is charles clifford talks to caltran about what they are doing to keep the towel say. >> caltran says they are installing a new fourth before that would have hired security features. >> at and coming up on kron4 news weekend we will take a look outside from our walnut creek hammer or we can see sunny sk

country's oil production crucially has been blocking supplies since the summer alison expert on the middle east parlor a phony says tripoli is too weak to assert a unifying power over the rebels. central government in tripoli is not strong enough by itself to impose it throughly all over the country we have seen what happened to the prime minister of libya some weeks ago and in. libya it's a really total mess at the moment certainly in the syrian ike and area there are all draw. forces that are intervening from outside of libya so it wouldn't be surprised if the area would start looking east of southeast. in brief fresh protests have rocked several cities in bangladesh it's the latest twist of a political crisis that has divided the country ahead of forthcoming elections in january at least two people including a member of the youth wing of the opposition to be killed testers threw homemade bombs and torched cars calling the bangladeshi government to resign last week sixteen people died in a similar rally update now on a developing story we've been know talk about the last hour or so students now bein

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