carolyn: four.ave four locations, all on long island -- one here, two centre island, and then south shore is my massapequa location. lemonis: which is the biggest one? carolyn: this is the largest of the four locations. lemonis: can i have a tour? carolyn: absolutely. lemonis: that'd be great. carolyn: this is the color area. we do a lot of color. we get keratin treatments back here. we have an exhaust system for that up here. lemonis: that's disgusting. carolyn: that was here. it used to be a restaurant. lemonis: at first glance, it's not the most inviting space. carolyn: yeah, i know. lemonis: is it easy to recruit new stylists here? carolyn: the problem is, hairdressers want to go to what's new and happening and exciting. and, you know, this location here, it's 16 years old. you know, it's falling apart. lemonis: when you go to a salon that looks run-down and dirty, how are you supposed to feel inspired? i don't want to go into a place that looks worse inside than it did outside. that's why it's

-carolyn? -carolyn: i'm carolyn. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: when i make a deal, i come in with a plan and a check. man: thank you, marcus. woman: i was gonna work you a little bit more. lemonis: [ chuckles ] but what happens after the cameras shut down... michael: i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: ...may surprise you. one struggling novelty sporting good company has been totally transformed. wow. look at this place. but the owner is still making the same sort of short-sighted decisions that nearly brought them to the brink. i'm pissed that you bought the printer. i'm not gonna lie. if you were me, would you stop putting money in this business? at unique spa in long island, we did a full-on renovation and launched a new product line. but the owner... carolyn: you almost put my family out of a house. man: i don't care. lemonis: ...still isn't taking her paycheck. but no matter how much you invest or how good your intentions may be, sometimes deals fall apart and partnerships go south. sal: i never did anything to try

it is really going to heat up around here as carolyn hinted.d where coming up. >> thank you, frances. and madison bumgarner shows the oakland a's why he's mvp. sports is up next. check this out. with xfinity home we get 24/7 professional monitoring and video monitoring we can watch on our own tv. that's way better than our old security system. [metal clanking] [chip crunching] [baby crying] don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers, add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus get a free security camera. call 1-800 xfinity or go online today. >>> you can now borrow children's toys from the oakland public library. all about branches now have toys that are designed for children up to six years old baby dolls, dump trucks and rattles. the library sanitizes all the toys. librarians say children learn through play and books and toys are a beneficial combination. >> this week berkeley skies are filled with colors. it's the annual kite festival at the park. you can go there and watch them we've their kites along the shoreline. there will be

i'm carolyn tyler, along with frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. your mobile device was our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. with more details on the officer-involved shooting at sfo. have a great day, earn and a great week ahead! . oh oh oh oh oh! . . (applause) well god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes and if you're ever in our area, please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we will make you feel right at home. thanks so much for tuning in and thank you again for coming out. i like to start with something funny. i heard about this country grandmother. she would go out on her front porch every morning and thank the lord for another day. her neighbor didn't believe in god. he'd shout back, "there's no such thing as 'the lord'!" one day, he overheard her asking god to give her groceries for the week. he snuck over the next morning and put some groceries on her front porch. she got up and said, "thank you, lord. you did it again." he laughed and laughed and said, "god didn't give

carolyn. >> frances, thank you. we will start with breaking news from berkeley where part of eastbound interstate 80 is closed because of a railroad bad traffic accident. this is a live look at the freeway at the ashby avenue overcrossing. the highway patrol saying the crash involved at least two cars and a big rig. some of the vehicles ended up on the right-hand shoulder of the freeway near the ashby avenue overcrossing. this is video from earlier. traffic was being held. we are learning caltrans may have to inspect the overpass because fire crews on the scene are concerned about the structural integrity of the crossing after the accident. once again all but two lanes of eastbound interstate 80 at ashby avenue are closed this morning because of this accident. we will follow this story for you throughout the morning. >>> also this morning the search for a san francisco teacher who has been missing since friday. 46-year-old ed cavanaugh is a popular instructor at downtown high school. that's a continuation school in

carolyn?lisa, thank you. >>> from abc 7 news. >> developing news in san jose police have obtained a man called a person of interest in the murders of five people in modesto. last night police spotted the man's suv a 2000 red lincoln navigator, just north of the reed hill view airport. later officers moved in and took him into custody. the man is identified as 30-year-old martin martinez of modesto. officials have not yet said why they targeted him. yesterday afternoon, officers were called for a security check at a home on knob hill court in modesto. when they arrived, they found five bodies inside two adults and three children. police have not released the names of the victims, their ages, whether they are related, or how long they've been dead. the search is on for a shooter at a scenic area in the east bay. police say two men were shot near keller beach park in the point richmond neighborhood. officers used dogs walked along the shoreline looking for evidence. we're told they picked up some

today it seems to be working, julia. >> thanks, carolyn.aire investor leon cooperman has told cnbc he wouldn't invest in china. he did strike a bullish tone on. s. stocks. >> the public is scared of equities. i don't know of anymore i could top where the public was redeeming out of equity funds. i think it's all the residual of 2008. if i said to you at the end of 2008, beginning of 2009 that we were going to begin the longest economic expansion in history you would have me arrested. i didn't say i would forecast that. we've been pretty consistent. by and large we're setting up for what looks to be the biggest bullish market in history. >>> barclays shares are speeding up the cost cutting plans. the company is on the hunt for a new ceo after anthony jenkins was fired a few weeks ago. we're joined to crunch the numbers. it's all about execution here. >> well, absolutely. and it's very interesting to see that there seems to be a great need for speed in cost cutting. they don't seem to be focusing on the speed whenever it's coming to planning

-carolyn? -carolyn: i'm carolyn. -nice to meet you.nis: when i make a deal, i come in with a plan and a check. man: thank you, marcus. woman: i was gonna work you a little bit more. lemonis: [ chuckles ] but what happens after the cameras shut down... michael: i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: ...may surprise you. one struggling novelty sporting good company has been totally transformed. wow. look at this place. but the owner is still making the same sort of short-sighted decisions that nearly brought them to the brink. i'm pissed that you bought the printer. i'm not gonna lie. if you were me, would you stop putting money in this business?

carolyn. >> reporter: well, ama the trial is over for the day. it's being heard by a judge, no jury. and the outcome has the potential of being ground breaking. 46-year-old mimi lee the woman in the pink scarf, learned just days before her wedding in 2010 that she had cancer. she and her new husband signed consent decrees at ucsf similar to this one to use her eggs and his sperm to create and freeze five embryos so they could one day start a family, but they divorced. her ex-husband is the man on the crutches, steven findlay. he now wants those embryos destroyed. she doesn't. >> she's very emotional. this is her last chance to have a biological child. >> reporter: lee's attorney is arguing she has a constitutional right to pro create and that the consent forms the couple signed were with ucsf not a binding contract between the spouses. >> they checked off the boxes, they were done. they were newlyweds. they had no idea they weren't even thinking about divorce at that point in time. >> is there anything you would like to say about the case? >> rep

carolyn: unique salon & spa.r, carolyn devito, was badly burned by her ex-partner... carolyn: you expected us to do the work in the salons for nothing! lemonis: ...and is now drowning in debt. carolyn: i juggle every day of my life. lemonis: her salons look tired, and her staff is feuding. susan: my job is to know that you're doing your job right. lacey: i am doing my job right. lemonis: without leadership... so, what do you do here? debbie: um... lemonis: ...some investment... carolyn: i haven't taken a paycheck in like six months. lemonis: ...unique salon & spa will likely go right down the drain. something's got to change, 'cause this model doesn't work. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. if you don't like money, don't follow my process.

of the family he was my uncle and his wife my uncle's sister so thank you very much. >> we'll let carolyn know. >> meeting

>> that's the thought, carolyn.sonal whenever i splurge on something i shouldn't i always think i'm helping the economy. well, the expectation is that the economy picked up in the second quarter as higher consumer spending and a pickup in housing offset the drag from energy prices and trade. the consentsus forecast is for gdp to increase at an annual rate of 2.7% compared to a decline of 0.2%. q1 will be revised higher after the u.s. government took steps to refine the seasonal adjustment. economists say that left residual seasonality in the data which may have led to the overly weak growth we saw in q1. second quarter gdp was likely boosted by the consumer as households use some of the extra cash saved from cheaper gas prices to go shopping. consumer spending which accounts for more than two-thirds of gdp is forecast to have grown about 2.9%, up from 2.1%. the energy sector may have continued to weigh on growth as it struggles by heavy spending cuts in the oil services firm in the wake of more than 50% drop we've s

. >> carolyn is an undergrad at the university of new england shark and research lab. she is one of the most crucial jobs, using this veterinarian's ultrasound to see if the shark is pregnant. >> tiger shark are tough because they're so massive, we can't get the whole uterus in one shot. >> this shows that this shark was not pregnant. the next major task, surgery to implant this transmitter inside the shark. >> this is the size of a small battery but it has enough battery power to transmit you will are a sonic signals for serve years while the animal is out there swimming. >> the they take detailled measurements. >> tiger sharks, which are predatory sharks, are really built, in many cases, ambush. they're made for short bursts of speed. >> what you look at the tiger shark what can you tell me about its feature. >> the first thing you'll notice is their large blunt head. they their athlete are designed almost like a can open. >> blood and finish samples are taken before the hook is removed from the mouth and the shark released. the whole process takes about 20 minutes.

of the family he was my uncle and his wife my uncle's sister so thank you very much. >> we'll let carolyn know. >> meeting >> madam clerk do we have any announcements. >> please silence all cell phones and complete speaker cards and any documents to be submitted to to the

i'm carolyn roth. >> i'm julia chatterley. >> a wave of earnings. peugot. >> buyers goes to the top of the dax. the german drug maker has favorable currency swings. >>> investors fear cost cutting. the bank's boss says it will accelerate the sale. >> line the nests. twitter's company's management slams the user group calling it, quote, unacceptable. >>> hello, everyone. yes, you're watching "worldwide exchange." it is 9:00 a.m. seema and will fred are out. we have julia out. i thought you were going to stay in greece. >> i thought we were going to get through the whole world without mentioning the g world. we clearly didn't. >> no we didn't. >> you blew it already. >> it will be quieter over the next two months and then it will ramp up again. >> we'll see. good to be here anyway. >> great to have you here. we have a lot to talk about today. let's kick things off with peugot back in the race. they have a favorable fx race. stefan is in paris. the payoff appears to be paying off. >> they posted stronger numbers for the first time in a while. that's to

in san francisco carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >>> a man has been arrested for running an illegal medical marijuana dispensary out of a bar. thomas rich mcginnis owned the sea breeze tavern and was operating the dispensary from the back room. you can see the display case of the items he was selling. he had software to sell fake medical marijuana cards. he's in jail and bail set 569at $5,000. >>> san jose police department is taking steps to stop a recent spike in gang violence. they've ear marked five areas as gang hot spots where they plan to focus resources. it comes in the wake of rising gang violence. it took effect over the weekend. the idea is to saturate those areas with highly visible patrols. >>> a move to strengthen safety failed. on a city level, berkeley city council members are set to decide on tougher construction regulations. the konlcouncil is expected to look at better design standards and better ventilation openings. six died when their balcony fell last month. they blame dry rot. >>> a man wanting to make a difference in the bay area is doing that. the people receiving

scott reconnected with the love och his life nob carolyn [inaudible] and they married. mr. scott assisted carline random with camp work and retreat into american baptist church where he earned the name hugy bear. mr. millen scott leaves his loving wife of 38 years, mrs. carolyn ransom scott, 4 siblings [inaudible] jacklen scott, brenda joyce, [inaudible] as well as [inaudible] a mother in law, mrs. martha ransom and several nieces to chairs cherish his memory. i ask that we close the board meetic in his memory >> thank you supervisor cohen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim >> falloge up on the 9 lives lost in the shooting at [inaudible] methodist church in charleston south carolina, i ask that this board adjourn in the memory of these 9 lifens. [inaudible] ethyl lee lance. depain middleten doctor. [inaudible] daniel simens. sure aunda colman singleton and miruthompson. the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor kim >> colleagues can we take supervisor kims suggestion without objection? without objection we'll adjourn on behalf thointeeur board >> supervisor mar >> thank yo

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when) till is killed and carolyn season and carolyn is an indiana having header cousin barbara visits. she understands that it could've been somewhat and her family. is not just that this is a child my age or this could have been my cousin. it could've been someone i know. it could have been someone close to me. it could of been me. -- have then me. they gives an understanding of how this group of people comes to work. i am not arguing that there is no civil rights movement without the murder of till. but i think emmett till becomes a name because there are other people who died. when they are dragging for the bodies of james chaney and andrew goodman in 1964 they find other bodies that come up south of the river. people who just go missing or supposedly went away are trying to leave. their bodies are in the river and there is a whole song that talks about ♪ in the mississippi river and the mississippi river ♪ i can do my usual singing with this voice i'm sorry. they talk about all the bodies coming out of the river. now they tell us it's not an anomaly. he is not the only person to b

carolyn, thanks for joining us. can you tell us what you've heard, what you've seen?well, of course the first thing i heard was just several, you know exchanges of gunfire. and then of course the policemen went into the park and then within a matter of minutes, we were surrounded by several other police officers hamilton county police officers detectives, s.w.a.t. i've never seen this many responders to a single incident in my life. this is really really something. >> now, where were you -- go ahead. sorry. >> like i said i work at glass so the whole front of our building is glass so, you noekser we were able to see the incident when it started. and within i would say probably maybe 15 to 20 minutes they came over and evacuated us to the rear of the building because of the gunfire, you know. the glass front. so then once they secured our building, they brought us back in and asked us to close our -- we have open bay doors because we have a warehouse in the back. so we had to close those doors and lock our front doors and so we are currently on lockdown. >> could you -

of the family he was my uncle and his wife my uncle's sister so thank you very much. >> we'll let carolyn know. >> meeting >> good morning. it's june 25, 2015. welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. my name is john avalos the chair of the committee. joined to my left my supervisor malia cohen and we will be joined by the vice chair katy tang. our elect is alisa somera and clerk do we have any announcements? >> yes. make sure to silence cell phones and devices and speaker cards and parts of the file should be submitted to the clerk and items will be on the july 7 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> very good. we will call item 1 and two together. >> item 1 and two are reappointments for for jane kim and eric mar for the association of bay area governments executive board. >> very good. these are reappointments and the two supervisors have been serving already on the association of bay area governments and i fully support their coming forward -- their reappointments. we will open this up for public comment. any member of the public that

carolyn? >> reporter: cheryl, we have information we just learned about the unidentified man who died in police custody. according to the courses with the sonoma county sheriff's department, they were looking for that man this morning for attempted murder. the victim in sonoma county is now on life support p. that sheds new light on the confrontation that started here. police chief says he believes his officers used a reasonable amount of force. to subdue a man who died moments later. the incident began at 5:30 this morning on richardson avenue when the unidentified man was driving a van that rear-ended a bmw. according to police when the crash victim approached the van it's driver was incoherent. >> he was speaking something about god. god's will. >> the police chief says the victim ran calling 911 while the suspect followed. a if you blocks away at lombard and pierce two female officers tried to detain the man. from a witness described at about 6'4" at least 250 pounds. >> one officers was t

carolyn malone al jazeera. >>> meanwhile western myanmar people killed by monsoon rains has risen tod heavy rains effecting many parts of the country damaged roads and bridges including a 100--year-old bridge in the northern state. guards in bangladesh trying to combat illegal drug smallingly and methamphetamine and yaba as it's locally known comes from the north and police seize millions of pills every year but think 90% of the trade is getting through. >> reporter: 400 border guards on duty her it's a tough ask. this 54 kilometer stretch of the river is one of the busiest in the world. a suspect, the guards insist they can smell the methamphetamine on him. they search his boat for evidence and take him in for questioning questioning. >> translator: it's not possible for us to search every inch of this border every single second and the small ler smugglers are on both shores and always communicating by mobile phone. >> reporter: most look like regular fishermen and this one spoken condition of animimity is on the water even as the storm approaches and the lure of meth money is too s

that's where we found carolyn tyler who joins us live. carolyn in. >> good afternoon.do not have identifications yet of anyone involved in the incident. but one sign of just how violent that struggle was is that toppled fence over there. >> the incident began at 5:30 this morning on richardson avenue near the golden gate bridge. a van rear-ended a bmw pushing it into parked cars. police say when the crash victim approached the van's driver, he was incoherent. >> he was speaking something about god, god's will. >> the police chief says the victim ran, calling 911 while the suspects followed. a few blocks away at lumbard and pierce, two female officers tried to detain the man. from a witness describes as about 6'4", at least, 250 pounds. >> one officer was thrown to the ground and suffered head injuries. another was punched multiple times by the suspect. >> police scanners alerted other officers to the brawl. so violent it toppled this fence. >> two injured officers. >> the man then pounded on the door of this restaurant but officers arrived and handcuffed him at some po

tell carolyn tyler has the story. >> very emotional.s is her last chance to have biological child. >> 46-year-old miss lee diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010. on the eve of her wedding. she and her new husband signed forms like this one at ucsf for invitro fertilization and froze 5 embryo. hoping to start a family some day. they divorced and her ex-husband steven finley the man on the crutches says the provision called for destroying the embryo. but his ex-wife lawyer says she has constitutional right to pro create and arguing the consent form is not a binding contract between the 2. >> the direction could be modified and our client has revoked the direction because she now wants to use the embryo she now wants to use the embryo. >> is there anything would you like to say about the case. >> steven finley didn't comment but in court testified he thought the terms were clear. one of the lawyers accused his ex of trying to blackmail him using the embryo as leverage. with more than half million frozen embryo in the united states this case

i'm carolyn ross. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> u.s.ointing to moderate declines.euro also steadies as yanis varoufakis resigning as finance minister. >>> rating the toolbox. the shanghai composite closes in the green after beijing steps in with unprecedented measures to tell me market volatility. thus it's another erratic session. >>> investors get the first chance to react to mega merger between humana. >>> the negotiations could go either way u.s. secretary of state john kerry said a deal could be struck this week as talks in vienna go down to the wire. >> welcome to "worldwide exchange." everyone, and the u.s. markets are back on line today after a holiday-shortened week last week. we saw u.s. markets down 1%. looking this morning, initially they were down 200 points. the dow jones off by 130 points. we've been debating this around the desk how much contagion are we seeing from that huge no vote? i guess it's really limited? >> yes, votes in just absolute terms paring off u.s. futures. it's kind of a similar reaction to last monday

carolyn on al jazeera. >>> more on the stories we have been telling you about if you head over to ourand al jazeera.com is the address. >> the anyways on high alert a warning from homeland security and the f.b.i. this holiday weekend. talks intensifying in vienna as the deadline for an iran nuclear deal looms. around the clock negotiations are planned for the weekend. >> fireworks are a fourth of july favorite, but that's not all that fills the air. the pollution from the amazing

tell carolyn tyler has the story. >> very emotional.s is her last chance to have biological child. >> 46-year-old miss lee diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010. on the eve of her wedding. she and her new husband signed forms like this one at ucsf for invitro fertilization and froze 5 embryo. hoping to start a family some day. they divorced and her ex-husband steven finley the man on the crutches says the provision called for destroying the embryo. but his ex-wife lawyer says she has constitutional right to pro create and arguing the consent form is not a binding contract between the 2. >> the direction could be modified and our client has revoked the direction because she now wants to use the embryo she now wants to use the embryo. >> is there anything would you like to say about the case. >> steven finley didn't comment but in court testified he thought the terms were clear. one of the lawyers accused his ex of trying to blackmail him using the embryo as leverage. with more than half million frozen embryo in the united states this case

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> a u.s. citizen had to take the oath of citizenship today in san francisco just to take a vacation out of the country. abc 7 news was at the immigration office as 14-year-old was officially sworn in as a citizen. she was automatically granted citizenship but could not get a u.s. passport. >> we weren't able to get one because i didn't have the original court order from siberia stating that the adoption was granted. >> i wasn't able to travel so i felt trapped because i couldn't go anywhere really. >> senator feinstein's staff helped her get a citizenship certificate. within minutes she and her mom were in line to get that passport. >>> ceo musk is looking to boost sales. the company will offer a $1,000 credit to tesla owners whose referrals result in a sale. the first person to hit ten referrals in each north america europe and asia market gets a free model x suv. referal program will end on october 21. interesting approach. >>> an oven known to burn some users is being recalled by whirlpool.

i'm carolyn roth. >> and i'm julia chatterley. these are your headlines from around the world. >> shares of deutsche bank rally amid expectations that co john krein will slash costs as bank's legal bills pile up. rbs surprising with a profit in the second quarter. >>> oil and gas stocks power higher. it slashes jobs and spending to cope with the lower oil price but maintains its dividend. >>> the french carmaker disappoints with guidance despite a stellar earnings report china meanwhile puts a dent in audi's forecast sending shares in parent vw lower. >>> there's a new word around town, the fed saying only some improvement in the labor market is now required for rates to go up. >>> good morning to everyone. we have so much to talk about today. let's kick things off with earnings. european markets are rallying across the board amid a raft of corporate earnings. let's kick things off with the bank shares of deutsche bank generalny's largest lender plagued by litigation costs. investors are optimistic that john krein can set the bank

we're down another 5%. >> that's right carolyn. i think the psychological damage of the past couple of weeks where we saw a 20% correction has really taking it's toll on market confidence on the retail investor base as well. so they are very jittery. they're very gun shy. yes we saw a rebound yesterday in tuesday's session but that really unwound today. i think investors are taking this as an opportunity to deleverage in the stock market. so this is where we stand at the settlement down by more than 5% despite the best efforts of beijing and the regulators to calm the market. i think this volatility is the new normal and i think we can safely say as well the bull market in china is structurally compromised. having said that though if you look at the market performance over the course of the first half it was the best performing asset class globally although let's not underestimate the data over the past month. it was quite constructive in terms of business confidence but also this is important, 5.3% expansion expected in the next f

in san francisco, carolyn tyler in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> family of the 4 victims were still recovering from the berkeley balcony collapse reless a statement of thanks to the bay area. 6 people died 7 hurt when the packed fourth floor about coin suddenly collapsed sending them all plunging to the sidewalk last month. victim were recent or current college students all one for the summer from ire listen. these 4 are still being treated at santa clara valley medical center. relatives say they are forever indebted to all the doctors first responders for saving the children lives. also thank quote the very many others who has contributed to the amazing fund resisting effort in ire listened and elsewhere who offered every other type of support and moving acts of kindness and general ross. >> parents with kids at castro valley preschool upset tonight after being notified that the camelot ask will close for good this friday. only found out last week. lee ann has more on the controversy. parents here have less than 5 days to find a new school for the children. >> we are all

>> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, july 12th. >> let's start with a quick at the weather. here's leyla gulen in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. we are shaping up to be a beautiful day here in the bay area a look from our emeryville camera. across the water, towards the golden gate bridge. we have patchy cloud cover hyping over the north bay right now. looks like the clouds there slowly starting to dissolve over plenty of sunshine and peaks from sfo. we aren't tracking any delays. what we have are pretty mild condition, a beautiful start to the day. 62 degrees in san francisco. oakland at 65 right now. 67 in mountain view and the mid-60s for san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay just a touch cooler at 64 degrees. >>> leyla, thank you. we have developing news in aurin da. a violent highway collision has killed at least one person. the crash happened just before 3:00 this morning on highway 24 near the eastbound stevens drive off-ramp. it appears the car may have hit a tr

abc news reporter carolyn tyler joins us from mission bay. >> 9-year-old ryan is a cancer patient at ucsf mission bay. last week, her mother says it took them over a half an hour to drive to at&t park to the hospital. >> as a parent you have a lot of other things to worry about. getting to the hospital shouldn't be one of them. >> traffic is the key concern of officials who announce today they support the proposed warriors arena and unveiled what they call a win-win campaign video. but it includes a major contingency, a binding agreement that would force the city to step in if necessary when there are overlapping events with the giants and the arena which will host concerts as well as basketball games. >> the city has the ability to say to the giants or the warriors, let's schedule it so you're not having, say madonna here at the same time that the giants are playing the dodgers. >> but still hall has not agreed to that at least not yet. the mayor previously said it's inappropriate for ucsf to dictate restrictions. today, the point person on traffic mitigation said the city has a wor

carolyn with more now on how san francisco voters may help decide the issue in the fall.orter: these becomes hold thousands of signatures and if at least 9700 are verified san francisco voters will have a say about the future of short-term rentals. critic say company like air bnb are contributing to the city housing crisis. >> residential units taken out of the housing market and turned into full-time tourist accommodation. that's a problem. >>reporter: initiative would limit rental to 75 nights a year. require quarterly reports and allow air bnb to list or advertise only registered listings. neighbors would be able to take legal action against violators and that has some worried. >> turn the city which is a great city to litigation quawing mishtion air bnb supporters mounting their own campaign with today rally at city hall. ads like this. the company says he and his wife are the typical host who rent a ramp to a tourist to pay for extras. >> people like us who are not hurting the city in my opinion can contribute not only to the international flavor of the city but in t

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carolyn had used a jobbing press sometimes called a clamshell president carolyn decided it would be interestingto bring her press to the library and get librarians on their lunch hour to learn to print. this printing press is unique for a couple of reasons. it is one of a few library presses in the country, perhaps the only one. there are other university presses tied to the english department or the art department and different locations. we have a range of printing equipment that more or less covers the entire history of printing from our wooden, and press that would have been used in the beginning of printing in 1450 down to the 1820s when it was supplanted by iron flat presses. they were used until well probably are still in use in some parts of the world. they were supplanted by the button pressed in 1878 and then the new technology and the 1910 was the cylinder flat that cylinder press. we have examples of all those presses here. we have a printing history museum that is really working printing press. the press lots of ephemera broadside for the library and for other departments at the un

when carolyn sees these segregation cases unfold on tv. she is a new sensitivity.he thinks about ways to connect them, but with a person in her family. when you lose a loved one, it hurts more than if someone else loses a loved one. you can feel sorry for them, but when it is your family, especially if you are a child, the impact could be quite severe. she's able to think about what is happening. this is happening in my family. and it shapes who she becomes. these are two bank particular southerners with a powerful understanding of what happened. right? she has in texas and another predominantly black area in san antonio. she goes to boston later in life she said it was more dangerous than things she encountered living in the south. she grows up. people are often afraid because they were made to feel afraid because of the violence they encountered. what you learned about emmett till's death, it wasn't particularly riveting. it was a pattern. she grew up knowing. and he grew up in mississippi home of oprah. when he grows up there, he is also in this place where viol