a gay bar. other times, it will be a lounge. there are 75 feet away from the burning man building. their 150 feet away from. if you want to put a high-tech along that corridor, it seems disingenuous to say we want you to come in here, but unlike manhattan or other places, we don't want to have a convenient places where you can come and have a $10 cocktail after-hours. if you look at the pictures, you will see not only does that have amazing community support, but it will be a beautiful lounge. it was a beautiful lounge before. this is the place where future bars, it was their first bar. the license that is on there now is tied up in litigation and that's why we had to bring in a new license. this has been a bar for 40 years. to speak of the high-tech workers, one of the main business people was one of the first engineers at netscape. now they own a number of very successful nightclubs and lounges and the one that was in that location helps the neighborhood. just like modern art has helped that c

then it gets a license to be a bar, and what cannot be a bar is operating as a bar, so we need to make sure these are addressed. supervisor wiener: thank you. next speaker. and i also have a card now for arielle. >> good afternoon. my name is -- and i am a retired planner. i worked for several years. it takes some courage to say that here after this, but we as a plane department did not sit and suck our fingers and say let's make it difficult. this was all in response of the public. and i have to say that the public here is very different than what we saw. there are no neighborhood people year. you have merchants and small business people here. why was there no outreach to the neighborhood groups? i cannot understand that. i telephoned last week supervisor olague's office and asked what kind of outreach there was. of course, they could not tell me, but now i have heard that there were at least four meetings with the small-business community but none with neighborhood groups, and the neighborhood groups have been suffering from restaurants and bars and whatever. i also want to mention t

i'm president of the bar association of san francisco. basf, as we note the bar association to be called, has had a long relationship with the public defenders office. it is crucially important for administration of justice. and so is san francisco conflicts panels where administration, which the bar association has provided in partnership with public defenders. so in san francisco when a public defender has a conflict of interest, criminal defendants and minors are represented by private attorneys from a panel administered by the bar association of san francisco. maintaining this independent body of attorneys is critically important as a well-run public defenders office. we are each other's complement. we are the sum of the parts that makes whole the criminal departments working so well in san francisco. in 2003 the superior court contracted with the bar association of san francisco indigent to have cost-saving oversight to the administration and billing associated with conflicts. so tron is the director of the courts administration and

the bar as a wine bar has done very well and has the support of the neighborhood. i understand the restrictions on the business for the early closing. i am a firm believer in areas have been staggered closing times. i do not know whether commissioner antonini would accept it, but i would just go for 1:45 a.m. seven nights a week. >> project sponsor? could i get the project sponsor to confirm that that is acceptable? it would technically be a 15- minute earlier close on the others. commissioner antonini: looking at staggered closings straight through. >> the project sponsor, i think, will accept that, because that is proving effective city-wide. white buck the trend that it is working? i think that is more than fair. >> so why will amend my motion to make the closing time 1:45 a.m. to 7 nights a week. >> and i will second that. commissioner wu: call the question. >> thank you. the motion on the floor is for approval as amended to have the closing time at 1:45 a.m. to 7 nights a week. on that motion, -- commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner sugaya: no. commissione

location as you know was previously a bar. the gentleman who owned a bar served on the board of directors for the central market cbd and was involved in the neighborhood. the two gentlemen are actively involved in the neighborhood and seeing the improvement of the area and i've seen them in a number of community meetings already, becoming engaged in what we're doing to improve the safety of the neighborhood. in addition to this, business attraction is a critical component to the revitalization of the central market and sixth street corridor and activating the six street corridor is integral to having businesses that provide nightlife entertainment to attract positive pedestrian activity to the sixth street corridor. [tone] this is why i support this liquor license transfer. thank you. >> i am one of the applicants. we had a vision. our vision is to open the first south asian lgbt bar in the country. that division took a number of years and a lot of challenges, but we finally come around to finding the right spot. six street is

our vision is to open the first south asian lgbt bar in the country. that division took a number of years and a lot of challenges, but we finally come around to finding the right spot. six street is challenging, but at the same time, we can turn it around. we have plans and a robust security plan that involves lighting and security staff and putting cameras outside. we want to make sure this place is not only safe just for our guests, but it will be the high tech workers to come in the area, the residents that the new construction is bringing in with the mayor's revitalization plan. it will also be the residence of the street and i heard the captain say the other day that putting a lot of light on the street will eliminate a lot of problems. it would remove the drug abusers from the area and whatever other undesirable activities are happening. we believe in this revitalization plan and we believe that our community to support this bar and lounge and i encourage you to vote in my favor. supervisor elsbernd: see no other speakers, this will be the last s

your purse hanging on the bar. do not leave your jacket hanging -- >> even if we could get waitresses to remind people. people just seem oblivious. until they get hit, and it is a major impact. >> this has been an ongoing problem city-wide. this has gotten worse. we have had a unique situation with the officer taking of this particular issue. but we're hoping to do is work with officer buckner and figure out a good way to approach this. take apart the program he is working on and taking it city- wide. >> we have some great prototypes. they were fantastic and visuals. i have some other ideas. i always think that using something like viral something, internet, facebook-related is always going to work. as someone who grew up in new york city, i would not leave something on a table. these things are valuable. they cost a ton of money. what is in the purse is way more valuable on the street than it used to be. >> its is also resale value. it can be sold quickly. >> a drag queen video for the bars is what is called for h

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in about three hours bars and d.c. will close down. a new proposal is planning to extend last call and he bars open later. as you can imagine feelings are mixed on that issue. >> as we found out even some folks who run the bars think it is a bad idea. friday night in d.c.'s district is hopping with its new bars and restaurants open for business along the h street corridor. and the proposal could allow them to state open an hour later. we found a lot of residents supporting the plan. >> i like it. i think the city has been moving to try to be more like the bigger cities. why not do the same thing with the night life? >> the idea is part of the mayor's 2013 budget plan. the extra revenue could top $5 million and would help close the city's spending gap. some feel the bars and restaurants might benefit, too. >> it is a good way for d.c. to make more money. the police will have to be out. " critics say that is the downside. the late hours would bring to many negatives noise congestion, and drunk drivers. metro close at 3:00 on weekends. ev

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8th, 2009, a lively night at a bar in toledo, ohio.deo shows marquese robbins ordering some drinks from the bartender. the bartender sees him pull out a bag of marijuana. he calls the bouncer over to remove the customer. >> there are cameras up there. i am not going to lose my job over this bull [ bleep ]. get out. >> but robbins won't leave. he and the bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. >> the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still li

>>> it led to p-'s place bar. one man killed, another injured outside the bar.e checking the surveillance cameras as they working to track down the shooter. it happened just before 9:00 last night, a 24-year-old and a 34-year-old is now in stable condition. homicide investigators worked through the night. and they say this all started when two groups of men got into some sort of a dispute inside the bar. >> we don't know if this spilled over, police are putting it together as we speak. >> and the shooting happened very close to travis air force base and we are just across the area and police tell us they do not believe anybody from travis was involved in last night's shooting. police have some leads and feel positive about the direction it's taking but at this point they are not ready to put out any sort of a description on the shooter here. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> overnight we learned new information about a shooting in west oakland. two men were discovered last night. it appears to be another shooting which is two blocks away. the two vict

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behind bars. >> but in prison, love can be a double-edged sword. >> they're quick to tell you in here that they love you. but the minute you do something that they don't like they'll cut you. >> even though sex is one of the most basic of human desires, behind bars it is prohibited. but that hasn't stopped one of the most memorable inmates to ever appear on "lockup" from getting his needs met. >> here you go. >> when we met keith precious mason at holman correctional facility in alabama he was carrying on a sexual relationship with inmate mar quez nobles. >> when i first met him. i told him he had pretty teeth. and you know what i mean. i'm a teeth man. i'm into the feet. i like feet. >> as far as it is concerned it is very, very frustrating and uncomfortable. especially if that's something you really want to do. basically it is done quick and quietly. >> for prison officials, sex is a complicated topic. >> i don't think you really crack down on homosexuality. you can't stop it. you can prevent it

or gold bars to the person so they can raise money. >> the scam artist offers the fake gold bar at a discounted price. they accompany the victim to the bank, take out cash, make the exchange and the victim doesn't find out until they go to the jewelry store and get the bad news. >> but we also know that this person has worked all over the bay area and the other parts of the state as well. >> in the past two years, six victims have reported being duped out of thousands of dollars from bakersfield to chico. one woman lost $9,000. now investigators hope this photo will help them catch up with the suspect who was selling fool's gold all over the state. police say the suspect may speak spanish and may have an accomplice who buys the gold bar in front of them for credibility. they say there are too many more victims who are too embarrassed to come forward. if you have been a victim or know this person call the sheriff's department. in the newsroom,al ben wong -- alan wang, abc news. >> thank you. >>> a mendocino county prosecutor is under investigation after a marijuana growing operation w

there aren't very many other bars. they don't have any live entertainment venues. monarch is actually a new edition. not so much live bands, but deejays and what not. not to many of the things like this in the neighborhood. >> tempest is unique in that there are not really anything else behind -- a around it. you have to know where it is to find it. >> anybody from the public wish to comment on this application? you have to come up and speak. >> my new friend. >> thank you, commissioners. i used to go there, and it is in a weird spot. there were some loud vans in the air. i don't know of anybody they complained. i don't know if they ever got in trouble, but the community does that they have vans. i don't know any other places that have live bands around there. i think the monarch has live deejays, mostly. i really hot support this because live bands is a contain. >> any other members of the public? you have a motion? >> i moved to approve. [roll call] >> good luck. and item e. leon, allen. l2 karaoke, 1504 b, fillmore. welcome. >> this is the second time that this

. >> i get my t-shirt, grab my bar of soap, dip it in the toilet.ep my toilet fresh and clean. scrub it out. like so. and once the toilet fills up, it's fresh water now. i can just rinse it. i fold my towels. put it here. right up under here is my clothesline. >> league went on to give us a cooking demonstration, using toilet paper like a stovetop burner. >> take this, set it on the edge of the toilet. because it's got to breathe. set it here, light it at the bottom. as you see, it's like a fire. you hold your can over it, and you cook. therefore your water gets hot. flush it down. grab a damp towel because you don't want it to be on your toilet. don't want to burn your toilet up. i get my bowl, crack my soup open and do my eating. >> over the years, we've also seen another trick of the inmate trade in the majority of prisons we visited. it's called fishing. >> they rip up their sheets in little pieces, tie them together, to make a long rope and such, and they usually use a roll-on deodorant bottle or something heavy that they tie on the end of it t

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