. >> commissioner akers second can we vote on that. >>. any public comment on the minutes >> this is to approve june 3rd only. commissioner akers. commissioner perez. commissioner hyde. commissioner joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan. >> right all right. to that motion s is approved we're left with the march 29 minutes do we feel ready to move do we want to poison. >> i'm going to move to continue them. >> is there a second. >> second. >> a motion to continue to the next meeting july 15th pr yes. >> i have a question so if we continue those minutes what's - i'd like to know what's going to happen between now and the next meeting with regards to the minutes. >> well, the commissioners will take them home. >> because of errors. >> yes. >> and e-mail them. >> yeah. >> and then directly to court of appeals. okay. if you have any changes all right. >> i don't know who made the motion. >> i did. >> who seconded. >> you audrey and then me seconded. >> the motion for june 3rdrd. >> no. >> someone made a motion to cont

commissioner akers. president tan. congratulations >> good luck. >> your now putting it on the door. >> i blaze that trail on 7th street. >> number b this is wicks.com they've applied for a limited live performance permit they had one on mission strata few years ago they've moved and now in the ocii district the new development agency property or area so we're getting their approval rather than the planning so this is continued they want the option to provide entertainment fy for their employees and baby view station has admitting met with them with no additional conditions. >> bring up ashley. >> hello, everyone. >> hi. >> i'm very short. >> me, too. >> thank you. so i'm ashley the community partnership manager for wicks on a platform that empowers small business owners to help them develop their website and understand the business community and better develop product so we do a lot of workshops and classes but will be doing an occasional event or bring together a mixer he or work on doing a speed dating invite and pe

we have quorum i have note from commissioner perez that he's on his way and commissioner akers will be absent tonight >> all right. so our first item of business is public comment this is for any public item that permanence to the matters of the entertainment commission anyone want to speak on anything not it on the agenda but we should know about. come on up and state your name >> hi, i'm michael i want to congratulate steven lee for being reappoint i wanted to it wake him up over there but thanks. >> great. any other public comment? if not i'm going to close it seeing none, public comment is closed. move on to item two approval the minutes of march 29 our commission retreat. i move to approve >> there's a motion is there a second. >> second. >> great any public comment on our minutes? i don't think so any take a vote. commissioner hyde. commissioner joseph. commissioner lee. commissioner campagnoli. president tan. >> and then we also have the minutes of june 17, 2014, any idiots or comments on those? if not happy to make a motion >> i move to approve moved and seconded seeing none. s

commissioner akers. well president tan i guess >> sure. you're up again >> thanks everyone (clapping.) let's move on to the second position that's for vice president happy to entertain a motion. >> i'd like to nominate commissioner hyde for president. >> i second that. >> great who's been an excellent vice president. any comments from commissioners any other nominations for vice president to make this interesting >> no okay any public comment on the nomination for commissioner hyde as president. i don't see any let's vote >> same house, same call? yep >> done okay. congratulations. >> we're going to move on just to clarify your term isn't until june 30th. >> yes. and so item 5 is police department questions or comments anyone from the police want to come up and speak i heard this hammed last time. this is interesting. all right. that's okay. anyone want to comment on this week's not having any predictions. let's move on to the presentation by our lovely night life >> 5 minutes. >> what's night life. >> so we have a presentation from the of

the fire has burned 2100 akers. fire destroyed one home. firefighters don't know how the fire started. >>> a popular east bay salon has been destroyed by fire the stylist hair salon just off east 14th street in san lee -- san leandro. we have a look at the damage. reporter: the fire shut down two popular businesses here, the stylist hair salon and a nail spa. flames broke out this morning at 9:15. firefighters came quickly and were able to knock the fire down in 20 minutes but one firefighter was injured. he was taken to the hospital for a nonlife-threatening injury. jet jurors say an electrical malfunction in the hair salon's facial room caused the fire. the hair salon is destroyed and the nail salon next door sustained moderate smoke and heat damage. both a lion are opened by two sisters and their customers are sad to see them closed. >> i at a loss for words. i have a business myself and couldn't national this happening. >> the nail salons all over in this area, and we all just sit and wait because they're always so good and clean. >> no

the fire has burned 2100 akers. fire destroyed one home. firefighters don't know how the fire started. >>> a popular east bay salon has been destroyed by fire the stylist hair salon just off east 14th street in san lee -- san leandro. we have a look at the damage. reporter: the fire shut down two popular businesses here, the stylist hair salon and a nail spa. flames broke out this morning at 9:15. firefighters came quickly and were able to knock the fire down in 20 minutes but one firefighter was injured. he was taken to the hospital for a nonlife-threatening injury. jet jurors say an electrical malfunction in the hair salon's facial room caused the fire. the hair salon is destroyed and the nail salon nt door sustained moderate smoke and heat damage. both a lion are opened by two sisters and their customers are sad to see them closed. >> i at a loss for words. i have a business myself and couldn't national this happening. >> the nail salons all over in this area, and we all just sit and wait because they're always so good and clean. >> no w

it burned more than 25 akers.nd in central oregon another fire closed the closure of a highway. >>> food and drug administration officials say food and drinks has high rates of bacteria. it races concerns about their ability to secure deadly germanys. >> how do we improve the culture of safety at cdc? i think that's going to involve a number of steps that we think will succeed but will take time. >> reporter: members of congress were skeptical. representative jan schakowsky and jim. >> whenever i hear culture, i know we have a real challenge on our hands. >> the centers for disease control is supposed to be the gold standard of the u.s. public health system and it's been tarnished. >> reporter: they found recordkeeping and security were lax and some materials were transferred in ziploc balgs between bags. >> what in heaven's name goes through a mind of some scientist to think that protecting something in a ziploc bag prevents anthrax from getting in the hands. >> it's about an increasing number of highly secure la

. >> present i'm for the record that commissioner akers. there she is. we have quorum. i'm here, too. oh, president tan here >> so the first order of business is public comment any public comment that is appropriately to san francisco entertainment commission so is there anyone here to speak on. no so seeing none, public comment is closed. the approval and review of

and is this the theatre, in fact, that's right there near the akers mill area? >> yeah. >> and near seca? >> i'm not familiar with that restaurant, but in that area, yeah. >> and ross never showed up. >> correct. >> did you know why? >> nope. >> did you all start trying to hunt him down? >> yep. a little bit. i mean, like, why -- i -- i texted him on the group chat and called him a few times and his phone was off. >> okay. >> you say his phone was off? >> correct. you call someone, it goes straight to voice mail. i assumed it was off. i don't know for a fact it was off. >> don't assume. just tell us what you -- >> all right. >> would this have been after the movie? >> well, because -- i -- texted him during the movie and then we didn't show up 30 minutes later. i stepped out to call him. >> okay. now, did you -- >> quick break here in this hearing. we will be right back. . >>> all right. we will take you back to this probable cause hearing, bond hearing out of cobb county, georgia. i know many of you are hanging on this testimony, every word. but we have to talk

that fire so far is just 30% contained. 2,700 akers have burned. bob redell getting the latest information. he'll join us with a live update in 15 minutes. >> those firefighters are going to deal with more heat and wind today. >> yeah. you know what? it's very interesting, let me show you what i'm talk about. take a look at your wind speeds now. across the bay area, even here in san jose, where we don't traditionally get any wind at this time of the morning, we've got a sustained speed of 8 miles per hour. take a look at santa rosa, that area in napa county as well also seeing calm conditions at this point. right now, firefighters actually have a good opportunity to get real progress made on knocking down that fire in addition to the calm wind speed up there, we have moisture coming in off the pacific this morning and that water temperature's chilly out there but the air temperature is what i want to draw your attention to. it's 55 degrees over the pacific. we get onshore flow, cool ocean air, and, yeah, keeps hillsides moist. we were lacking that

. >> and it's true that, in fact, where he pulled over there off akers mill road, that was on the waye movie. >> correct. >> and where his office is, he had to go that direction toward the movie. >> correct. >> and when he pulled off, he had to take a right into the shopping center where cinco is. >> yes, sir. >> and his car literally was pulled in the middle of the road, wasn't it? >> that is correct. >> and you said one of the witnesses said he literally just heard screeching, the car came to a stop, and the man just jumped out. >> yes, sir. >> okay. so other than the fact that there was a trip for the light bulbs, which were tossed in the car, was there anything of a significant -- that you think i tensionally didn't tell you about? >> well, except leaving his son in the car. >> he told you he left his son in the car, right? >> and i will give you that. no. >> on monday night of this week, some of your detectives you can cu executed a search warrant at the home of ross' wife, correct? >> that's correct. and if i may, the previous answer i gave, he also failed to tell us anything ab

so far 3800 akers has burned. but are hoping for a full containment by later this week. the other big fire that started over the weekend. charles clifford alive tonight and on news wrong with the details on that situation. trolls? charles? >> reporter:it is a 1-alarm warehouse fire at 1551 atlanticthis wildfire started around 3:15 pm on saturday afternoon and right now it's of yosemite national park, just to the north of highway 140 >> reporter:as of monday afternoon, this wildfire.. which is burning in the rugged hills north of the small town of el portal.. has consumed about 2600 acres and is only 5 percent contained. >> reporter:the fire is burning both in yosemite national park and in the stanislaus national forest. >> reporter:over 700 fire fighting resources are currently battling this wildfire. fire figthers are dealing with bone dry conditions, and the flames are burning in very remote rugged terrain. >> reporter:so far 1 structure has been lost, more homes are being threatened. fire fighter strike teams have been deployed to protect those buildings. >> reporter:

beth akers joins us from washington.he single most why.tant reason >> the borrowers that we keep hearing about that have piles of student debt are actually uncommon. borrowersat 7% of have over $50,000. incomes for people taking out student debt have tipped -- have kept pace with the debt they have taken on. you look at monthly burdens for borrowers, it remained flat over the past 20 years. >> the payments may be the same, but the retained men time has ment time the retained has almost doubled. the default for these loans is that students pay them back in 10 years after graduation. it is not such a bad thing that we are stretching out these repayment terms. we are matching it with the life of the asset. >> stay with us. david, let me ask you, my senior year, princeton was $18,000 in 1988. it is roughly three times that. --.ation has why is tuition so much? >> this is the fastest growing index, even more than health care. it is going up too fast. that theortant to know data do not support a panic about student debt. nonet

. >> reporter: in nasa in napa up akers have burned and the wildfire has continued to step out of theke the black smoke billowing into the sky with 180 homes living in those homes people had been evacuated. nine structures have been burned to the ground and cling to residences at this point no injuries have been reported live in napa j.r. stone >> reporter: in mountain view a man has been barricaded inside his home for the last five hours. at some point i bet a gun was banished. they weren't able to get his 13 year old daughter out safely police have been talking with him with a swat team and negotiators have been here and a number of residents have been evacuated from their homes. there is no telling when they will be let back inside. >> reporter: a resident spot a mount tam lying 50 yds from his home. confirming that the mountain lion killed the deer behind tim webber's home. >> scary because everyone has children on and pat. >> reporter: here in fremont washington hospital remains on alert when suspicious items were discovered in the hospital. fremont states that there is no immedi

. >>> back here at home, there's a rapidly advancing wildfire that's scorching nearly 1300 akers in northern california. already two structures have been destroyed by the fire and residents are evacuating. authorities say the fire is growing and expanding and poses more of a danger. meteorologist janice dean on the very latest as fire crews combat the flames. janice, any success in getting this fire under control? >> it's record dry in california and the temperatures very hot. interior sections of california towards the southwest you look at these temperatures, well into the 100 degree range with no rain in the forecast. there's sacramento, the fire north of sacramento, and we're looking at temperatures in the twip triple digits for several days this week. and the dry conditions persist really for the next several weeks. no real moisture getting into this area. severe to exceptional drought across california. the whole state. so it is dire here unfortunately. and really across the west we have dozens of wildfires because we've had this ridge of high pressure that hasn't moved. with that, the

further epa's approach to measuring akers is inefficient due to sampling methods which caused it to radio for 5000 more claims than necessary thereby diverting limited resources from other quality assurance activities such as conduct a more targeted reviews in vero cases. beyond star vba's work includes local quality review teams that conduct reviews before claims are finalized and provide feedback to staff to avoid future errors. however in three of four offices we visited claims processes during overtime hours which can be substantial works looted from such reviews. it may undermine agencies that undermine agencies that pretend to help claims processors make consistent decisions when presenting the evidence ppa uses electronic questionnaires to test for consistency and administer to thousands of staff at once. however we found the agency has never pretested these documents to ensure the query of questions or the validity of expected results. pretesting is a generally accepted practice and sound survey. wesley vba coordinates its efforts by disseminating national accuracy and related gui

further epa's approach to measuring akers is inefficient due to sampling methods which caused it to radio for 5000 more claims than necessary thereby diverting limited resources from other quality assurance activities such as conduct a more targeted reviews in vero cases. beyond star vba's work includes local quality review teams that conduct reviews before claims are finalized and provide feedback to staff to avoid future errors. however in three of four offices we visited claims processes during overtime hours which can be substantial works looted from such reviews. it may undermine agencies that undermine agencies that pretend to help claims processors make consistent decisions when presenting the evidence ppa uses electronic questionnaires to test for consistency and administer to thousands of staff at once. however we found the agency has never pretested these documents to ensure the query of questions or the validity of expected results. pretesting is a generally accepted practice and sound survey. wesley vba coordinates its efforts by disseminating national accuracy and related gui

information should be made public of problems akerring on cruise ships so future passengers can make educated decisions on which lines to travel. further, passengers should have the right to pursue compensation for any wrongdoing on the cruise industry's part. cruising is a wonderful way for families to vacation together. however, cruising needs to be made safer for all u.s. citizens. my hope is that congress will pass legislation to insure the cruise industry abides by strict standards for passenger safety so that a future disaster of even greater magnitude aboard a cruise ship can be avoided. thank you for your time. >> thank you very much, miss ware. i'm going to start questioning to be followed by senator wicker, senator nelson if he comes back and senator begich and senator blumenthal, who's a 29--year-old attorney general in the state of connecticut, and one of the most astute questioners i've ever listened to. but you're last. so be patient and stick around. last year i -- i have a big question for you, miss butler. last year, the major cruise lines adopted what they call a pa

extent to any prosecution of national crimes committed in syria be taken seriously were both supporting akers. of course if you watch these frontline documentaries, which show evidence of the opposition also being trained by the united states government in qatar, then perhaps elements of the u.s. government come onto the radar screen. that brings us back to the issue of who is prompting the question of accountability. and for yourself, i have absolutely no doubt in the integrity of you personally to be pushing for account able. what obstacles do you then face yourself when you finally get down to where the rubber meets the road in terms of pushing your own government and other government you might work with to genuinely and independently pursue justice for crimes in syria. >> thank you for your questions, chris. in terms of caesar investigation published in january in which my the trial leader of the milosevic case, that was indeed financed through a london law firm by the qatari government. that included sampling through a period of time some of the images, they had at least 28,000 to look a