makes that a logical blast for outdoor seating we understanding the impact i'll let the owner speak to that and talk here but i don't believe that the noise factor is mitigate by pushing the tables

we will have some tough seats. we will see what happens with florida. brad's seat will be tough. there will be others. on balance, i believe the map favors democrats in 2016 particularly in a presidential cycle. host: lauren, you had questions on iran. guest: the iran negotiations are still ongoing. secretary kerry said the deadline would not be met. that pushes it to a 60-day approval for congress after the august recess. what do you predict will happen with how congress approaches them? are you seeing a situation where republicans will be bucking the president and democrats will have to provide the majority? guest: anybody who tells you what will happen on this deal is the last person you should be listening to. nobody knows because we don't , have a deal. i am deeply skeptical. i will not vote as a democrat for a deal unless it satisfies me on several basic precepts. number one, anywhere and anytime verification. number two, sanctions relief that can be snapped back where there are violations. and number three, i want to know exactly what the iranians have been doing on their

the eye by tables it presents a challenge in terms of people with disabilities enjoying the outdoor seats and the obvious concern with controlling the patrons of the restaurant the observance vicarious connection between the restaurant which has staff members and the virtual connection to the outdoor seating makes that a logical blast for outdoor seating we understanding the impact i'll let the owner speak to that and talk here but i don't believe that the noise factor is mitigate by pushing the tables a few feats away 9 residents explained that as well i think i can understand why they want the one thing they wanted from the beginning i wondered if we didn't sort of had the other tables how it flushed out so that's really the long and short of it i think it is the issue of the grade being flat in front of the of the restaurant i know that the dpw actually stated in their brief the grade is consistent along grove street and mapped out the grade in front of of of the restaurant i can demonstrate that is incorrect the grade it significantly different when it comes to accessibility and as we

and brought of an example of the areas that have benefited tremendously from the outdoor seats in terms of reduction in crime and participation in the street life so it is something that he encouraged and actually asked us to extend the seats from this area i'm going to refer to as ed that's why i put it on the plans to this area along grove street and in fact asked us to what wrap the seats around divisadero the scope of the project kind of came from the seeds of the meeting i had with the planning department several weeks ago ago so the seats is a product of - so we filled the application for the seatinging plan and the results was we were approved to put seating on grove street only in front of area b the area not in front of of the garage but towards the divisadero and also have a reduction in hours or restriction in seeking so in short the owners are filing the hours of reduction of seating but the whole point of experience originally was to extend an existing sort of indoor outdoor space into the right-of-way and that is the the condition the department of public health is request

and still, you must 13 seats -- lost 13 seats. what did you learn and how do you make that not happen this time? host: -- guest: thank you for reminding me about the 13-seat loss, as if i needed a reminder. it was an anomaly. it was one of the most brutal turnout years we have faced in a midterm election. the wind was at -- in our face from the get-go because it was a midterm election, very low turnout. 2016, the wind is at our backs. it will be hard for us to take the majority, but we will pick up seats. we are going to pick up seats for several reasons. number one because we do have the electoral wind at our back. number two because republicans are being defined by house republicans trying to raise the confederate flag. donald trump is the base of the republican party. number three because we will have a presidential candidate that fights everyday for middle-class families. number four because in presidential elections, turnout benefits democrats. you put those things together you were looking at all the ingredients you need to

has a flat fronting the routine e restaurant on grove street one it makes the presence of outdoor seating for comfortable and two as an architect has done a lot of public accommodations retail stores accessibility plays that factor and the facilitation is important for restaurant restaurants are target for litigation cases for excessive ability issues i want to point out i don't know if it read well, the grades in front of the garage doors is within somewhere around 20 percent of the maximum grade i can have assessable use of public areas areas the scope in front of the the restaurant along grove street are significantly steeper while it didn't impede the eye by tables it presents a challenge in terms of people with disabilities enjoying the outdoor seats and the obvious concern with controlling the patrons of the restaurant the observance vicarious connection between the restaurant which has staff members and the virtual connection to the outdoor seating makes that a logical blast for outdoor seating we understanding the impact i'll let the owner speak to that and talk here but i don't b

so, i had originally had all these seats up, the board appointed seat for the ovsight and advisory committee early june. at that testimony we had reviewed many can dts themselves before here and we forwarded alson lee suzuki to the full board and forwarded my comments at the time is i wanted to support tracey brown and there was a real responsibility that alson lee suzuki's application wouldn't qualify because she is a part of a orgz that received fundsing through first 5 through dcyf and that is under the rules of who is on the committee and would not qualify her and that was determined she isn't qualified based on the rules set up. i indicated at that testimony if alson lee suzukeee was not going to be able to serve, that i would work around supporting tracey brown. that is where i would like to be able to support for the oversight committee. i would like to put it out there that is my first choice for the seat based on the qualifications and also what i indicated in june. colleagues i hope you might able to consider tracey brown, she soostrong candidate and has years of experience serving

. >> great, 1 seat 7 applicants.fied candidate out of several qualified can dts for one seat but we'll do our best. we had a number of people who presented before and may be here. why don't we go down the list. first up is molly words. if each candidate wants to share a couple minutes of their interest in the seat and what they would like to accomplish on the seat. >> my name is molly [inaudible] and i am a person who grewp in san francisco and currently live in san francisco and the executive director of a organization called, raising a reader, which operates in the 3 county san francisco alameda and con trucasta county. i'm thrilled the childcare planning and advisory counsel put forward my name to serve on the over site and advisory cancel for children and youth programs. i have years of experience in education, in youth development, youth workforce development and building community coalition arounds youth outcome. i worked at united way for several years managing children and youth programs and making grants to

zodiac seats france just painted this seating configuration. this is a new patent you can see.rs by linking forward facing and backward facing seats. if you're sit with strangers, compare for a lot of eye contact. in its patent papers the company explains shoulder pace overlaps with the shoulder pace of one back-facing seats. airlines have made a lot of money charging extra fees for things that used to be automatic like checking a bag. some day people may be paying extra money just to avoid being seated like this. joining me now right here in studio is nick watt host of "watt's world" on the travel channel. and remotely emily kaufman, the travel mom famous for her writings and "today" show appearances. >> hi, it's good to be with you. >> let's start right here. you can see this thing. this is a real nightmare. just randomly from the onion or a joke but this is what some airline suppliers think is the next wave. >> you know nothing surprises me about the airlines since a couple of years ago that irish carrier suggested they might charge people to use the rest rooms. going to be

10 tables 20 seats and uphold dpepz recommendation that those that's good until 9:30 p.m. but the permit contingent on closing the garage doors at the time the outdoor seating permit stop which i guess is 9:30 p.m. >> that's what i like to see so i don't know how to make move that but that's - i think that's again, the restaurant gets 20 seats not the full compliments in front of of the doors the neighbors are protected with the buffer zone and litter buffer zone and protected by the closer of the garage after a certain time and are protected therefore restaurant guys are not going to be happy about that so that would be my recommendation for a compromise i don't know how to present that in terms of the permits exploding u colliding with each other. >> there was a automobile repair shop sorry automobile repair shop and a garage when the doors are shut when it is shut it is relatively stuffy so air conditioning and the technology in the upper roof (laughter). >> your take. >> i'm of a different opinion. >> okay. >> a business establishes itself and if it is creating noise i

that's a huge seat change.re low, they do not want to go back to that old era of adding a bunch of seats. they don't have to anymore. there's plenty of demand out there right now and there's no sense for them to add capacity to their system if they don't need tochlt right now they are having record profits. >> professor ryerson, where's the line here? here are the airlines doing what as a business they should be doing trying to figure out how to fill as many seats as possible, which is to say how to figure out how to fly as few empty seats as possible. that is many managing the supply on their aircraft. the government saying somewhere in that process they are doing something that is in effect a violation of antitrust, possibly secondary violation that then creates an opportunity for them to keep prices artificially high. >> right. i think the airlines have been watching each other for years. they are a private company. in order to make a profit they are studying one another, seeing what the other ones are doing

i would like to send this one seat, move the rest of the motion forward but this one seat back to the committee where it will be heard with the seats that the mayor is going to be proposing and then we can look at along with the names and people that the mayor presented we can consider someone for this remaining seat from the board of supervisors that can assure we get to kind of diversity and representation we want on the committee. ilegal we we'll have someone that is a native cantonese speaker who is chinese. we also need representation from someone who is spanish speaking as well. that is my motion to change the language on the motion and send this one seat back to committee >> supervisor avalos made a motion to strike completely the seat 10 and return that item back to committee for recommend aigds. do we have a second? second fwie supervisor mar. can we take the amendment without objection? without objection the amendment pass es. on item 25 is there anything else for the item? >> just want to thank the colleagues on rules committee for looking at all the can didate >> colleague

the middle of a residential there are code requirements they'll be allowed to have outdoor outdoor seats under the planning code it is generally permissible and i don't see any complaints for that property and did the - were there - lemon back up that was done suggest i subject to a building permit. >> correct. >> where they are conditions on the permit. >> no other than following what was on was plans no additional conditions sometimes we impose additional conditions but i'm not aware of additional conditions related to the operation of the use. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. we'll take public comment can i see a show of hands how many people want to speak if you wouldn't mind lining up on the one side of the room we'll move public comment in a quick moment whoever wants to speak first please step forward the cards are on the podium. >> you can file that out after you speak and hand to mr. pacheco when you have it filed out. >> someone take the mike so we can start the process whoever wants to speak first time please come forward. >> someone has to speak. >> good evening ladies an

share of that one seat? the obama justice department actually signed off on the republican map after 2010 in south carolina that preserved one seat. host: as we wrap appear, just want to look ahead to 2016. the safe seats, etc., where things stand this is according to the political -- the cook clinical report. 28 republicans 16 democrats nine republicans, three democrats. it does not seem like there is a whole lot of movement that will happen in 2016 at this point. could any of these decisions in the court or other courts change that? guest: it is remarkable we have 435 congressional districts and yet we only rate 12 of those as tossups between the party. it goes to show you the self sorting and gerrymandering in both parties has undertaken has really contributed to the decline of any suspense by the time election night comes around. i do not anticipate the supreme court ruling in arizona will affect that. if anything, it preserves a couple of competitive seats that might otherwise have been eliminated by bi

it will be a little wider than aisle and window seats. they should be installed wye the end of the year some good news there. >>> could this be the future of flying in a french company created this new design for the coast section that features face-to-face seating. that is just uncomfortable. seats alternate facing forward and backward so that means you can fit more passengers on a plane but they give you up to four more inches of leg room. that is nice. so far no airlines have no plans to switch to the face-to-face seating because that is not incredibly unconfidentable for anyone. i'll take extra leg room but if i have to sit face-to-face with a stranger for two hours. >> no more, trying to get the armrest and there are no armrests for those seats. >>> if they are cheaper you can, suck it up and deal with it but otherwise just awkward. >> yes. >> i like somewhere to put my elbows. >> i'm with you. >> that is just me. >> but 5:41. donald trump is in trouble gannon twitter. >> see the picture that is causing controversy and who he blames

gustavo serina in seat seven and luis calderon in seat 13. >> okay. >> second. >> second by supervisor tang and we will take that without objection. [gavel] thank you. okay. item number 7 please. >> item 7 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the last 10 days of january each year as restaurant week and amending the health code to eliminate the department of public health restaurant appreciation month. >> thank you. i'm not sure if we have a presentation on this. i believe it's pretty civil explanatory. i am supportive of this change so let's go into public comment. any member of the public like to comment on item 7? >> [inaudible] >> okay. we will close public comment for lack of a commenter and colleagues we have this before us. supervisor tang. >> all right. so i would like to make a motion and we establish restaurant week from the last 10 days of january and eliminate the department of public health's restaurant appreciation month to align it with looks like the state and make a motion to move it forward with a positive recommendation from the full board. >>

when is the last time you took a flight with an empty seat next to you? that unoccupied seat is of course a rare sight these days, and we learned today the u.s. justice department has taken notice of all those full airplanes and is starting to get suspicious. the question they're asking is in a shrinking airline industry are some airline competitors actually quietly working together to make sure we all pay higher ticket prices? nbc's tom costello covers aviation. he has more on the government's investigation. >> reporter: tonight the justice department is looking into whether some airlines have been colluding, agreeing among themselves to limit their seat capacity in order to maintain ticket prices and profits. the doj telling nbc news, "we are investigating possible unlawful coordination by some airlines." investigative sources say they're looking at how often airline executives have publicly used the word "discipline." veteran fare watcher rick seaney says he often hears airline ceos and wall street analysts talking about capacity discipline, which is r

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when we did that we added more seat td space and more space for bikes. there was a very large bike community level of support saying they wanted trains that are more consistent between 2 fleets. one fleet allows 80 bike squz the other 48 but as we add the new [inaudible] now when we talk about lect fiication and i can do it on this slide and a couple slides further i'll get into more details on those different elements, with elect fiication we'll add more trains per hour per direction so not only are they 6 car frains but we ont have 5 in the peek hour and with electra fiication there will be 6. for standing, seats and bikes that will increase dramatically on system. with standing and seats to bikes we have another presentation [inaudible] this slides does point to the ridership and the increased frequency and quicker trips with lect fiication. the numbers came out of the eir document and it shows there are many different benefits, the green house gas and congestion and noise relief and also the jobs created with this. as dave like tooz say, it is a win

adjustable seat.love. this are you guys ready to take a ride? go ahead try not to hit anyone, this is oura mighty mighty -- tonka mighty dump truck. you guys are on the delta wing. forget about those -- shake your booty and off you go. go ahead shake your booty. [ laughter ] oh, i see here you go. >> we see these giant inflatable slides outside on our plaza. andrew scott is here from great neck games. nice to see you this morning. >> you set this up. only took an hour to set up. getting one day and gathering up a bunch of people over for a barbecue, right? >> absolutely. we do a the love the beach and camps. very popular with the graduations. just a backyard pool party. nothing that hits it like a water slide. i love it myself. >> kids, adults. whoa, we are in the splash zone. >> up until high school graduation kind of age. that's most of our customers for this particular item, absolutely. >> you better be gearing up. are you watching the technique here? because i believe we are going to be going down

. >> great, 1 seat 7 applicants. we look at this as a challenging exercise how we find one qualified candidate out of several qualified can dts for one seat but we'll do our best. we had a number of people who presented before and may be here. why don't we go down the list. first up is molly words. if each candidate wants to share a couple minutes of their interest in the seat and what they would like to accomplish on the seat. >> my name is molly [inaudible] and i am a person who grewp in san francisco and currently live in san francisco and the executive director of a organization called, raising a reader, which operates in the 3 county san francisco alameda and con trucasta county. i'm thrilled the childcare planning and advisory counsel put forward my name to serve on the over site and advisory cancel for children and youth programs. i have years of experience in education, in youth development, youth workforce development and building community coalition arounds youth outcome. i worked at united way for several

>> if the baby is still strapped in the seat and the seat is buckled, it uses a wireless receiver, thenn alarm when the car is turned off and you walk away and you don't unclip the seat. that means you left something in there. >> we never want to forget a child but we're so busy with our lives and here's the tragedy. we report on these all the time. 40 children every year die after they're left in a hot car seat. a lot of times the parent is busy not remembering the kids in the back seat. >> if you're out shopping with the kid. >> it's surprising. i did a story on this yesterday and they're trying to pass legislation because people have been breaking out windows to get children and pets out people seem to forget them. >> i think this is going to make a big difference when this car seat goes on sale, it's about $150 which is about the running cost of a car seat. >> definitely. >> you guys have kids. you would do this. >> definitely. >> speaking of cars, i don't know if you saw this video on the internet. it is fascinating. you're driving down the road and all of a sudden the car is not i

there is one seat and four applicants. >> okay. members we forseen this coming and theodora caminong coming on to the commission and short lived and happened in july when the seat is up but the process is that we will actually have to see -- vet the seat through the rules committee so we have a few applicants in place and i think only one is here today and a couple declined to come but i think mr. wills is here so -- wells is here so if you could come forward and maybe three or four months we seen you last. >> [inaudible] >> yeah we seen you a lot. >> i have been around. thank you supervisors. it's always good to have an opportunity to speak. i have checked in with jocelyn kane and she's satisfied with ther dora's commissioner up to a point. i was unclear as to what might transpire today and i just wanted to say a couple of things and one is reiterate my interest in serving in the city. i have been working since we last met each other to help a friend of mine who is disabled trying to keep the rent controlled apartment in the missi

seat. >> the bullet passed through the back seat, traveled to the front seat, went through the back of the front seat, striking our 32 year old driver. the rear seat passenger is very lucky because the female was sitting on the passenger side in the rear seat. had she had been sitting on the driver side, she would have been shot in the back. >> philadelphia police don't believe the car was the target. instead, they believe it was struck once by a stray bullet, as it made a left onto 17th. from susquehanna avenue, that's where the women say they heard gunshots and where police may have uncovered a motive. >> we found ten spent shell casings on the sidewalk at the intersection of 17th and susquehanna. also, we found a small bag containing several vials of what appears to be crack cocaine. so the shooting or the shooter may have been involved in some sort of drug-related altercation. >> and of course, this case remains under investigation this morning. police do believe those shots were fired

. >> not just the seat belt. arthur did not include that one act that they did do. they chose to put him in a very vulnerable position. they're going to have to explain why. i'm sure they have reasoning. >> what vulnerable position. >> with their -- he had his hands behind his back. he had his feet the way that they were. any reasonable person i'm just saying listen i'm not saying they're guilty. i want to hear their explanation. in that town or any town in maryland jurors will say why did you put him in that position? >> i don't think that rises to the level of criminality. >> it might not. but they've got explaining to do. they do in front of these jurors. >> what she say, as the police chief says when he walked into that van he was very upset. they handcuff him and leg shackle him and the bigger thing is 15 daisy think before they were told you have to seat belt him. >> four. >> four days before. >> you're right. in a 15-page document. >> there's no proof these officers were, in fact told about it. it's a poli

. >> there's a seating area and put out for them they go out especially, when it's nice out but it used more heavily in the evening time and the bar gets crowded so the a lot of times people go out there to expand hang out and chat i try to expand keep that door closed as much as possible that when it gets warm the guests crack the door i try to expand encourage it being closed but i mean it is a fine balance of trying to make sure the sound is not leaking out too much and keeping my customers happy as well so. >> you can't try and keep your door closed or you don't i mean is a door for egging ingress and ingress it is no knowledge not your front door. >> no. >> do you have the ability to expand keep it closed. >> yes. >> so you must you must. >> a quote from no idea district attorney. >> commissioner lee and let's take a motion after that and this is the only interest to expand your patio i believe. >> yes, they, access it from the front door. >> have you thought about sound like curtains it gets stuffy inside. >> that is something i can definitely look into. >> in addition to a. >> a

of the driver's side and went through the driver's seat striking the driver. the rear-seat passenger was lucky to be sitting on the passenger side of the rear of the vehicle. several feet away if she was sitting behind the driver she could have been shot in the back. >> reporter: well, back at the original scene 17th and susquehanna. police found evidence that ten shots were fired and vials of what appeared to be crack cocaine. the driver was collateral damage of what was going on at 17th and susquehanna. >>> radnor township and state police arrested five people in a late-night prostitution sting. only "action news" was there at the district justice in newtown square. police say three women offered sex to law enforcement in exchange for money. police arrested two men accused of driving the women to the hotel all five are facing prostitution charges. >> federal investigators have only begun to scratch the surface in the murder of the marines in tennessee. >> right now law enfor theforcement that the gunman acted alone. >> reporter: a community and investigators

seat to put a seatbelt on then you can put a sensor in the back seat that the child is there. >> putllet, key fob or suffered animal or something there to remind you you have to go into the back seat before you get out of the car. >>> coming up in the next half- hour some of northern california's biggest reservoirs are drying up. a new bird's-eye view and the latest snapshot of our drought. >> plus they partied in the park. and then left behind this mess. what a tech startup did >>> welcome back. our top story tonight the man accused of killing hayward sergeant scott lunger appeared in court today. mark estrada charged with first- degree murder as an army of police officers supporting their fallen brother look on from the courtroom. estrada's mother said this was all a big miss understanding. >>> jurors handed down a guilty verdict for the man who shot and killed a vallejo police officer. jim capoot was killed in the line of duty in 2011. he was chasing suspected bank robber henry albert smith in north vallejo. that is when smith shot capoot three times. >>> northern california firef

on the driver's side and went through the driver's seat striking the driver. the rear-seat passenger was very fortunate and very lucky to be sitting on the passenger side rear of the vehicle. several feet away, about two feet away if she was sitting behind the driver she could have been shot in the back. >> reporter: again back at the original scene the shooting at 17th and susquehanna. evidence of ten shots fired as well as of what police say were vials of crack cocaine. again, the driver was collateral damage street crime. she was in the wrong place at the wrong time. she will require additional surgery. >> radnor township and pennsylvania police arrested five people in a late night prostitution sting. only the action cam was there at the district justice in newtown square as the five women were brought in to appear about the judge. police arrested two men accused of driving the women to a hotel to sell sex. all five face prostitution charges. >>> federal versions have only begun to scratch the surface of the marines in chattanooga tennessee. >> right now th

it's triggered if the seat belt comes unbuckled. the evenflo car seat sells for about $150. >>> did you know your car can get hacked? a new software patch ready for a millimeter hackable cars. chrysler recalled after a magazine exposed the vulnerability. the magazine demonstrated how two hackers could remotely take control of the vehicle from miles away and crash it in a ditch. the 1.4 million vehicles involved in the recall include dodge, jeep, ram and chrysler. no specific risk of models was released but customers must contact fiat chrysler to get their software update. >>> a popular fishing and tourist spot is closed this weekend. an inspection determined it is isn't safe. here is michelle roberts. >> reporter: the city says more tests are needed. they are arriving to see this sign and caution tape public notification saying this pier is not safe for people. it was built in the 50s but a portion rebuilt in the 80s. city officials say there is crumbling concrete and corroded support beams. engineers are trying to figure out the be

kents the seat to your car's computer. >> the seat sells for $150. this is the kind of safety technology that can't help but spread kwkly. when mass produced the price goes down. and soon becomes common place. >> reporter: specialist says the new tech snolg a game changer. p>> usually people forget when there's a distraction in their regular routine. the dog gets sick. the fridge goes out. >> reporter: we met kevin and his 20 month-year-old daughter. >> that sound like an incredible technology. easy for a parent to forget some things let alone a child. to keep you off one extra thing. >> reporter: tell you you get some technology for your little ones. >> put your cell phone back there. your lunch back there. your employee i d to get you in the workplace. something you have to go in the backseat to get. >> for the next year the even flo censor safe will be available at wal-mart and wal-mart.com. the first run has already sold out. no surprise. >>> interstate 10ed n southern california partially reopened to traffic. this is five days after being shut d

throes a draw under the seat to hold diapers and heat the cup holder to warm a bottle. it's not in production just yet. volvo didn't give a time line for when that happens. >>> a nebraska child who died of brain cancer is saving other children's lives. the 3-year-old's family knew she had very little chance of survival. when they learned of two pennsylvania boys inned need of organs they ranged direct donations. 2-year-old in pits received -- pittsburgh received her liver and another boy received at her intestine and spleen. >> she is an amazing little girl and we will miss her but i know i have renewed faith. i've seen god's hands work in this and could i not move for the record know what a miracle she was to these families. >> both boys who received the organs have a long recovery ahead, but they say it's the begin of a new life for them. >>> "action news" team is working on new stories tonight beginning at 4:00 including the way to cut the cable and internet bill by hundreds of thousands of dorms. >>> information about a young man who died after shooting a firework o