i'm lynn also a san francisco resident i came to ingrid and isabella in 2006. and in all that time actually i've never seen ingrids commitment to work in the company what an incredible ask that to be part of you was in her house that's where we started and for me one of the important things about your with that, is that i can take public transit easily as one line from there, i, meet friends for dinner and drinks and go out for a run it lo would be different for me peppering i'm in support of this project >> thank you. is there any additional public comment okay seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner antonini >> question for the lady please. i'm reading two different things on the first page it is to have the conditional use authorization and the next is the professional services which is before us is it the permanent change or is temporary uses. the department staff we've consultant with the zoning administrator open this issue we see this as a permanent conversion. the asking request is the original request from the sponsor to extend the 3 year p

it is:this and ferdinand isabella and those native american cities brought back and pineapple's that is the anachronism the europeans fell in love with pineapple but it could not survive the trip so only came back as dried. and they would have trays and it quickly became a symbol of hospitality and a luxury. that with the eagle was the symbol for the americas. what i was trying to do was to answer a question. how is it the west known for its investigative spirit is the essence of western culture? how did they read these curiosity for the prohibitions the church had maintained? through the 16th century the catholics and protestants preached you were not to be curious about guards creation it was adultery and of the soul to talk about the tides are the shapes of the earth. how did they break through this? my hunch it is columbus with what he brought back. the phlegm poignant bird team and weird animals and to the stunning typography of the americas and this was so fascinating people had to do break through that prohibition and then they become curious about the natural world and then w

finally allowing ingrid and isabella to continue to operate that will help with the general plan it is a lack of need for the ground floor disapproval, however, that policy also states that conversion of upper story unions should be accommodated not to upset the residential or commercial business image that's the case with the application. further the needs of small business and professional services likeing e ingrid and isabella are not the same as those that occupy the residents along unity street they have been unable to find a comparable place it will allow ingrid and isabel to include the common goals to remain san francisco jobs that are held by san francisco citizens and promote economically vitality commercial districts that fosters small businesses. so at this point, i want to ingrid to come up and speak about here business and interests in the application. >> good afternoon. i just got braces so if i stumble offer my reads would forgive me, i'm a wife to george carney and have two daughters and the founder of my company ingrid and isabel that operates on union street i'm the

finally allowing ingrid and isabella to continue to operate that will help with the general plan it is a lack of need for the ground floor disapproval, however, that policy also states that conversion of upper story unions should be accommodated not to upset the residential or commercial business image that's the case with the application. further the needs of small business and professional services likeing e ingrid and isabella are not the same as those that occupy the residents along unity street they have been unable to find a comparable place it will allow ingrid and isabel to include the common goals to remain san francisco jobs that are held by san francisco citizens and promote economically vitality

isabella taylor so poised.hat were you doing, sharyn? i know you like wine and doughnuts. >> i was in detention probably. >> there you go, there you go. >> obviously. >> congratulations to her. >>> a sandwich stealing co-workers answers complaints with threats and rants. we'll show you who won t get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card with a new volkswagen turbo. why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay... and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan. okay you can't forget the cc. guys, this is going to take a while. get a $1,000 reward card on new 2014 turbo models or lease a 2014 jetta se for $169 a month after $1,000 bonus. ends soon! >>> don't you just hate it when somebody in your office steals your lunch? yes, we do. a batting made it onto facebook this morning. launld's "daily mail" said it's going attention worldwide. it starts to the person who keeps stea

the flames burning near lake isabella in kern county is 15- percent contained.fter scorching some more than 33- hundred acres. firefighters are working to build lines around the fire. meanwhile, the remaining evacuees from a wildfire near yosemite national park have been allowed to return home. the fire near oakhurst has burned 1 square mile and is 65- percent contained. at least 9 structures have been destroyed. and two firefighters were hurt. >>jacqueline bennett the fog is already selling back into the north bay and east bay after showers. it will be widespread tonight but clear out better tomorrow which mean slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow in, especially in the north bay. more warming trends in early next week. fog tracker shows widespread coverage that is slow to cover--clear until 8:00 a.m. this morning. more clearing by 10 to 11 which is when most locations will clean out. the fog back to the coast by the afternoon. we may even see some sunbreaks by the coast. temperatures will be a little bit warmer in the south bay around the '80s. more '80s to ou

my name is isabella, director of the roxy theatre. i'm here to support the recommendation by the san francisco heritage. to let you know a little bit about the roxy. it's the oldest running theatre in san francisco and also in the country, started in 1909. we became a non-profit in 2009. over 60,000 san francisco and bay area residented come to see movies. hope some of you have been to the roxy as well. we are community icon and cultural heritage asset. unfortunately our lease will be ending next june and with the boom cycle that was just talked about, our landlord feels that our rent should go up which means probably 25-55 percent increase which means we probably won't be able to afford. we are excited to see the strategy no. 4 which is a financial incentive and property acquisition for students. i -- stuart's. i think it can benefit from programs like this if they are create soon enough. it would be a tragedy to see the roxy become a gym. please promote social and cultural heritage. if there is something we can do, please let us kno

my name is isabella, director of the roxy theatre. i'm here to support the recommendation by the san francisco heritage. to let you know a little bit about the roxy. it's the oldest running theatre in san francisco and so

i did not design a but it is columbus from ferdinand isabella and paris and pineapples because europeans fell on love with pineapples but they could not survive the trip so little they came back as dried pineapple and they would have trays and they quickly became a symbol of hospitality and luxury then along with the eagle it became the symbol of the united states excuse me the americas. but what i was trying to do for my own satisfaction was answer a question. a fascinating question how is it though west known for his investigative spirit the scientific and acquisitiveness of culture how did they ever released curiosity from the prohibitions the church had maintained on it? through the 16th century catholics or protestants preached you're not to be curious about god's creation the adultery of the soul to ask of the earth so how do they break through this? my hunch is columbus not his discovery but when he brought back. all of these flamboyant birds bluebeard animals and stories of exotic people and stunning typography of the americas and it was so fascinating people had to break through

. >> in the south, a different fire burns 3100 acres near lake isabella our officials believe some structures have burned, there is no estimate just yet. governor brown secured a grant from fema to cover the cost of fighting that fire. >> roj robert image krrtd air traffic controllers saying he was having engine problems at 9 carolina. 30. he was headed from brockings oregon to san carlos, because of the engine issues, he hoped to make an emergency landing in nevada. he was not heard from again. marin county crews searched for three hours before they found his plane's wreckage. it sparked a brush fire. they finally got a handle early this morning. it burned more than 30 acres. the sheriffs department says it made it difficult to track down the plane's wreckage. >> last night the heavy cloud cover was difficult we tried to locate a plane t. cloud cover was too great. there was no way they could have seen through the crash. >> the crash and fire did not damage any structures on the ground, people are mourning the loss of a veteran rock climber in yosemite over the weekend it happened after prop

. >> mark:the flames burning near lake isabella, in kern county is 15-percent contained.er scorching some more than 33- hundred acres. >> mark:firefighters are working to build lines around the fire. >> mark:meanwhile, the remaining evacuees from a wildfire near yosemite national park have been allowed to return home. >> mark:the fire near oakhurst. has burned 1 -square mile. and is 65-percent contained. >> mark:at least 9 structures have been destroyed. and two firefighters were hurt. >> mark:a 13 year old girl is competent enough to stand trial for allegedly starting a wildfire that destroyed three dozen homes near san diego. >> mark:a judge made the ruling yesterday. following a psychological exam on the girl. >> mark:she has pleaded not guilty to several felony charges. >> mark:prosecutors claim the girl deliberately started the fire back in may. it destroyed 36 homes and one business. >> mark:a photographer who says he was assaulted by justin bieber's bodyguard on a hawaii beach last year is suing the pop singer. >> mark:aja oxman filed suit against bieber and bodygu

. >> now another blaze near lake isabella. several homes detroit, hundreds of others under threat. >> there's a disaster up there. people running. >> fueled by historic drought conditions and temperatures in the 90s, tonight firefighters face a double threat. crews near yosemite have been so busy on the front lines, they haven't had a chance to assess the damage. this is one of eight homes that have been completely destroyed. look how dicey things got. flames came within a few feet of these propane tanks that could have exploded. the worst of the threat, the biggest danger is behind them. brian? >> miguel almaguer in california for us tonight. miguel, thanks. >>> tonight the republican governor of texas, rick perry turned himself in to authorities. he was fingerprinted, had his mugshot taken. a humiliating experience for a once and potentially future presidential candidate. it comes after a grand jury indictment for abuse of power. charges he and his team say are completely without merit. we get our report tonight from janet s

>> guest: ferdinand, isabella and native american cities brought back. and pineapples, which is anachronism because pineapple could not survive this trip so it only came back astride pineapple and they have great trays full of pineapples. pineapples quickly became hospitality and luxury. that along with the ego came the symbols for the united states -- excuse me, for the americas. what i was trying to do for my own satisfaction was to answer a question. a fascinating question of how is it that the west, which is known for its investigative spirit, in which his scientific inquisitiveness is really the essence of western culture? how did they ever release curiosity from the prohibitions that the church has maintained on a? from augustine through the 16th century, catholics and protestants preached to you or not to be curious about god's creation. there was an adult to re-to ask about tides or shapes of the earth. so this is a question to me. how did they break through this? my hunch was that it was columbus. not the discoveries, but what they brought back.

this one is called the way fire near lake isabella, burning 3200 acres and spreading rapidly. at last report, it was threatening 200 structures and burning towards towns of wofford heights and kernville. because of drought conditions both kern county and one near oakhurst have been fighting with a grant from fema. >> you won't see close calls closer than this. surveillance video shows a car on bridgeway. witnesses say as you can see, it just happened so fast. >> it's glass, you know? >> the chase started when the suspect rear ended one vehicle and hit three more. he was arrested and four people, including the man behind the wheel and a woman were taken to the hospital. >> in san jose, two pedestrians trying to cross a busy road. accidents just a block apart, now, residents are demanding a safer way to cross. there is proof, how fast cars are speeding. david? >> center road is busy. now, it's under scrutiny by police as well as city officials. there are pedestrians at risk. >> this traffic officer stopped the driver the speed limit is 40. two men at have been mowed down the pas

---el fuego se localiza cerca al lago "isabella" al sur este del bosque nacional de secoya...ilias perdieron todo durante las primeras horas, las llamas han consumido ms de 3 mil acres y el siniestro ha sido controlado en un 5 por ciento... ===weather open=== lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 77 la bahia sur tenemos: 81 la bahia este tenemos : 78 la costa tenemos: 65 los valles tenemos: 85 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 57 la b

this one is called the way fire near lake isabella, burning 3200 acres and spreading rapidly. at last report, it was threatening 200 structures and burning towards towns of wofford heights and kernville. because of drought conditions both kern county and one near oakhurst have been fighting with a grant from fema. >> you won't see close calls closer than this. surveillance video shows a car on bridgeway. witnesses say as you can see, it just happened so fast. >> it's glass, you know? >> the chase started when the suspect rear ended one vehicle and hit three more. he was arrested and four people, including the man behind the wheel and a woman were taken to the hospital. >> in san jose, two pedestrians trying to cross a busy road. accidents just a block apart, now, residents are demanding a safer way to cross. there is proof, how fast cars are speeding. david? >> center road is busy. now, it's under scrutiny by police as well as city officials. there are pedestrians at risk. >> this traffic officer stopped the driver the speed limit is 40. two men at have been mowed down the pas

the flames are burning near lake isabella incurred county right now the fire is 50 percent containedg about 3,300 a.. firefighters are working to build lines around the fire right now. >>: mark: and bay area teacher was found dead in the park. they founded by yesterday afternoon is that teacher. he is reported missing monday morning after he did not return from week-long backpacking trip. it appears that he fell down some steep rock's while hiking along. he taught second grade students at the elementary school in fremont. >>: mark: the shares a permit was your help tried to locate an 11 year-old boy. he vanished tuesday while riding a bus on macarthur boulevard the sheriff deputies expect that the boy a did not run away he is diabetic and does not have his medication. here is this picture here he has black hair and brown eyes. >>: happening today friends and family of a man shot and killed by the surface is called police are holding a vigil. the let >>: a 28 year-old activist and constant it was shot more than a dozen times by the police. this happen when police say he pulled out wit

. >>> to the south now, a different fire near lake isabella has grown to 3100 acres, there are road closeears in effect. there is no estimate on the exact number at this point. it covers the cost of fighting the fire. >>let look outside to fight the weather. >> it's cooler. if you are fighting these fires. >> it's certainly cool here in the bay area. we have rainfall again. we have lots of cloud cover manly near the coast many spots were quite sunny as well. let's take a look at what measured overnight. we had drizzle that measured overnight and the early morning hours, .03 of an inch, abrupt mainly blue skies over sfo. there are other places where the clouds are still rather prominent. 68 degrees right now in san francisco. lots of blue sky over the bay, looking eastward in san francisco and low 70s. in livermore, concord, 75 degrees. this is a great view from our camera looking westward, low clouds are stacking up. this evening, we'll see increasing cloud, mostly cloudy in the morning hours. mid-60s at the coast. >> thank you. bay police today repleased a picture. a man accused of cauti

the blaze at lake isabella is 18% contained. residents from 200 homes are under evacuation orders. cause of the fire is still under investigation. in chicago two suspects are under arrest following the hostage stand off that lasted more than 0 hours. the suspects barricaded themselves. they let four children go overnight after hours of talks. the remaining four were freed this morning after authorities stormed in. >> we entered the door by taking the door down. once we had the first down occupied we were able to move rapidly up to the second floor and enter the room where the hostages were being held and we were able to get everybody down and secured, and get the hostages out. >> reporter: two hostages were wounded and both are expected to be okay. >>> trainers at seaworld will never again swim with orcas during a show. the park was given a citation and recommendation that trainers stop going in the water with the orcas. now seaworld challenged it, but an appeals court upheld it, and the park won't appeal further. trainers can still swim with the orcas during training exercises. >>

the fire burning near lake isabella, five families lost their homes and everything inside.ire's burned more than 3,000 acres and only 5% contained. >>> developing news in missouri. things appear to be changing in ferguson. overnight, more protests but mostly without violence. we've seen for more than a week. "today in the bay's" jay gray live in ferguson where we could learn more about the criminal and civil rights investigations into the police shooting of the unarmed teenager, michael brown. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. it could be the most pivotal day we've seen here since the death of michael brown. consider this, 47 arrests last night, three guns confiscated, several items thrown at police officers. and that was a good night here. but when you look at the scope of what's happened, it was a much better night than likely we've seen in the last 10 or 11 nights here. there were protesters, made sure their voice was heard, but helped police themselves. that's what police are saying. they say it was thanks to the help of the community and leaders from with

the blaze near lake isabella is 15% contained. firefighters are working in drought conditions. residents from 200 homes are under evacuation orders. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> in chicago two suspects are under arrest following a hostage stand off that lasted 20 hours. the suspects barricaded themselves in the house with eight people. they let four children go overnight after hours of talks. the others were freed after authorities stormed in. >> every was up on the second floor. we entered the first floor through the front door by taking the door down and then once we had the first floor occupied we were then able to move up to the second floor. and enter the room where the hostages were being held and we were able to get everyone down and secured and get the hostages out. >> reporter: two officers were wounded in angle initial exchange of gunfire. they're both expected to be okay. and in may the als ice bucket challenge has gone presidential. president george b. bush is the latest to get doused. >> i've been challenged by several americans to bring awaren

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her infant daughter isabella was found dead in a hotel room friday morning.was also found there with life-threatening injuries. she's now listed in stable condition. >>> and investigators in new jersey are working to determine what caused an explosion at a plant that produces food flavoring ingredients. there's a large vat of eggnog that blew up causing serious damage to the plant. luckily only two workers suffered minor injuries. officials say it was a new eggnog recipe that was being used when the explosion took place. >>> well, israel facing growing international condemnation after the latest air strike on a u.n. school serving as shelter for thousands of palestinians. ten people were killed in the attack, which was harshly criticized by the u.s. as disgraceful. the u.n. used even stronger words calling it, quote, a moral outrage and criminal act. as troops began to withdraw from gaza, israel has announced a seven-hour humanitarian cease-fire. >>> meanwhile, israel is facing allegations that it spied on secretary of state john kerry. during last year's fai

. >> y tambiÉn isabella sÁnchez de la florida cumple sus siete aÑos.iquito, como siempre >> quÉ divertido. con esto le decimos muy buenos dÍas. hoy es jueves 14 del aÑo 2014. >> me encanta. >> mÁs adelante vamos a platicar con los actores y nos van a contar. ellos no necesariamente se deslizaron por esto pero se deslizaron en un lugar que luego les vamos a platicar. >> me voy a tirar. vamos. >> el saco, el saco. >> ¿dÓnde estÁ el saco? venga. >> pÁsenme un saquito. >> dale, mi johnny. solo n despierta amÉrica pasan estas cosas a esta hora de la maÑana. venga. ahÍ voy. a ver, compadre. >> voy al estilo perrito. >> ¿y esto? meto los pies ahÍ? >> quÍtate dÁvila! >> ana! >> espÉrate, estÁ bien alto. aquÍ voy. a la 1, a las 2 y a las 3. [gritos] >> eso! >> anita, quÉ padre. >> mucha diversiÓn. entretenimiento pero vamos a las noticias. cuidado. ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> asÍ es, vamos a continuar hablando del entretenimiento pero en una nota mucho mÁs fÚnebre, mÁs triste y es que el mundo sigue rindiÉndole tributo al fallecido actor y cÓmico robin williams. las marquesi

. >> reporter: when you talk to isabella, it's thoord remember she's only 13 years old.

cleaning staff found the body of 2-year-old isabella smith on friday.er 13-year-old sister was also found severely injured. she's in stable condition at an oregon hospital. >>> u.s. marine held in mexico three months scheduled to appear in court today. sergeant andrew was arrested in april at the san diego border check point for bringing weapons into mexico. he crossed the border accidentally after taking a wrong turn. his attorney will be able to question the officers at the hearing. >>> the superintendent of the air force academy is calling on the u.s. inspector general to investigate the school's athletic department. it comes after a report in the colorado springs gazette detailing drug use, sexual assault and cheating. it took place between 2010 and 2013 and led to the dismissal of four football players, three men's basketball players, one woman basketball player and at least nine other cadets. >>> in southern california, heavy rain and mudslides shut down the san bernardino town of forest falls. heavy debris cutting off roads to the area. there's b

but that fame can come with a price. 11-year-old isabella norris downloaded the game for free.bill totaling about $40. >> i was shocked. all of a sudden i see charges from itunes for kim kardashian. >> reporter: she learned they can make in-app purchases. but isabella said that wasn't clear. >> during the game i had no indication i'm being charged for anything. >> reporter: another mother who is an author said her child spent $120 which apple refunded. why is the kardashian app such a high earner? because it preys on children to don't know how much it's stealing from them. pure evil. it even caught the attention of stephen colbert. >> seeing americans throw away on a celebrity app is disturbing because i'm not that celebrity. >> it could be good for her brand because her brand is all about getting people to talk about her as much as possible. >> reporter: one analyst predicts the game could make $200 million a year. big bucks for the celebrity who's famous for being famous. game maker glu mobile said the game is not in any way designed to deceive players and intend unintentiona

. >> ademÁs, isabella le hizo caso a su madre y se lanzÓ a la piscina sin agua. >> mientras que fernandonda el limÓn, el dasa y luis coronel entre otros. en el evento, llamado "uforia music festival" el cual es organizado por univisiÓn. por Último, les comento que ya falta poco para que en este lugar los tigres del norte harÁn historia en hollywood al ser el primer grupo de su gÉnero en tener una estrella en el paseo de la fama. su estrella serÁ la nÚmero 2527 y serÁ colocada muy cerca de la de juan gabriel, antonio aguilar, luis miguel entre otras personalidades. serÁ una gran fiesta en donde en todo hollywood se escucharÁn sus famosos corridos. >> bueno ya saben. si ustedes quieren acompaÑar a los tigres del norte, ellos estarÁn aquÍ recibiendo este gran reconocimiento el prÓximo 21 de agosto y desde el paseo de la fama, aquÍ, en hollywood regreso con ustedes allÁ, a casita. >> wow, los tigres del norte con estrella en el paseo de hollywood. >> ya tenemos lo mejor. y eso no tiene precio. >> en nuestra casita, tenemos dos estrellas. ana no y paul tampoco, pero al rato la van a tener, ¿v

>> this is isabella. >> that's not her name. >> is it unique enough?she stole my baby name. >> if someone in your social circle has chosen a baby name, everyone backs off. >> there are tried and true methods for getting inspiration. look to family, pop culture, news makers, geographgeography, there's an app for that. the top names of the year are sophia and noah. thinking outside the box, celebrities have proved time and again that any word can be a name. >> let's see what kim and kanye are going to name their baby. >> but just because you can, does it mean you should? >> certainly anecdotal evidence that people will common names will try to distinguish themselves in some way and people with unique names want to fit in. >> 87% of adults say they like their name. suggesting when it comes to your little one, you really can't go wrong. >> so have you narrowed it down? >> we have a short list for boy, short list for girl. but we both want to look at the baby. see if we like it. >> are they family names? >> i can't give you any hints, carson. >> it's my job

they ordered 13 pieces from her collection to put in stores across the nation making isabella one ofmajor retailer ever. >> i understand. i do have a lot of novelty. but eventually one of my goals is to not have it be all about my novelty but have people appreciating my designs. >> what do you tell young people or