this bathroom happens to be the kids bathroom but also is the pool bathroom. be people of all ages. they don't have to step over that lip of the side of the tub, and it's just easy to get into. also, it has a non-skid finish on the floor so you don't have to worry about slipping. on the walls, we did our durabath proprietary product that looks like calcutta marble. and, again, she loves it. handheld shower head along with a fixed shower head, so it works for everybody. shelving, even a niche to hold your shampoo, your razor, everything in the shower so it's not all over the floor. and then, of course, we finished it off with a beautiful frameless shower door. and, again, it makes the bathroom just look three times as big and just open. the flooring we chose here, the homeowner chose, was a vinyl tile. looks like wood. we don't want to put wood in your bathroom because of the water issues, but this is fine having water on it and just looks great. we added a toto toilet that is low-flow, so meets all the standards, and you're gonna save on your water bill, so th

into the bathroom. [speaking native language] >> because a lot of us are low income and we cannot afford to move out to rent the market housing, in the market right now. [speaking native language] i urge the supervisors to fund the housing voucher program so a lot of these families can move out to a better housing situation. [speaking native language] >> i was one of the lucky families who was able to use the voucher program to move out to a better housing. now i live in a three bedroom apartment. [speaking native language] >> even my daughter now, because there is more space and more privacy, her grades have improved and she has a lot of space to do homework. she even 1/5 the place in one of the drawing competitions are yet i'm very lucky. i also want other families to be as lucky as i am. thank you. [speaking native language] >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am from the chinatown collaborative. i'm here to ask for support for the sro housing voucher program. [speaking native language] >> i have a fam

eleven bedrooms, nine bathrooms.again, they are arguing extended family and all these other things. if it is in the appropriate environment, i am for it. but the majority of the lots that we have in this area are 2500 square feet. to put that many people in that small amount of space, that is why we want to keep the bedroom, but we will also want to encourage the a.d.u. as a way to trade off. we also had another person come subsequent for legislation and said, i have six bedrooms and six bathrooms, and i said, why do you need six bathrooms, and the argument was about potty training in and all these other things. i didn't want to question it. i honestly didn't because i saw her again at a groundbreaking and she said, here's my daughter , she is potty trained now i said great, then you don't need all the bathrooms anymore. [laughter] >> is that you are all good, any more than three you have to make an argument and it can't be potty training. we get all kinds of arguments and we felt like this was the right balance and

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this the bathroom. >> so we teamed up with lauren and scrubbing bubbles to find the perfect sound. ♪ld me ♪ >> so scrubbing bubbles came up with this idea to recreate all of these songs that were famous iconic songs that were actually recorded in bathrooms. >> that blows my mind. >> why cheap trick "surrender"? >> well, that actually recorded that song in the bathroom. ♪ surrender >> well, if you want to see a bunch of songs that were recorded in studios, you just go to youtube and look up scrubbing bubbles studios, and there are a ton of them. >> would you do me a solid if i asked you to do a little something with me in the bathroom? >> yes, girl, let's do it. ♪ surrender >> that actually sounded really good. >> you know, my wall is right up against nischelle and i hear her singing every single day. >> she really does. she might be the next country music star. >> no, she's not. >> how fun was that in. >> it was great. nischelle -- anyway, coming up, aquaman in the big brother house? get ready to meet the jason momoa look-alike that has the have the houseguests all shook up. ♪ ♪ off!

to the bathroom. oh, no, you don't. you got to use the cissy bathroom. well, go on, cissy!retty nice. ♪ feelin' good on a monday ♪ got my space, all the freedom i need ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ by myself ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah captioning sponsored by comedy central >> live from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, "the daily show" with trevor noah presents. let's get ready to ramble! (applause) (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! welcome to it. take a seat, let's do this thing. but first, democrat the first democratic debate just ended and tonight we are coming to you live! (cheers and applause) live from new york, yes. and in you don't believe that we're liver i will prove it. watch this, siri, what time is it right now. >> moscow is the capital of russia. >> trevor: goddammity it never understands my accent. we are live though, take my word for it and like i said just a moment ago. just a few moments ago they wrapped up the very first democratic debate. an epic showdown between nine normal sized people and bill de blasio. an

staff's recommendation about including a bathroom count. as you recall, with monticello there was 14 bedrooms and 12 baths. almost every single one of them was on sweet. saying no more than three bedrooms, you have to come in and make that argument. i think it was a really positive step. this is the one area we don't agree with staff. we still hold the maximum five bedrooms and we understand that a lot of that will be taking care of if it is violated through enforcement. it is hard sometimes. a lot of time times -- a lot of times plans will be presented as an entertainment room or library or any other things, but they can stay on the map. if you see a closet in the room, it will almost certainly be a bedroom. what we care more about is that being on the record so that when we are working with enforcement, that that is part of the goal, and also still driving people when there is a conversation of more than five bedrooms as has been proposed, if that does happen and we are still driving people towards a.d.u. and we want to have that is part

. >> how about bathrooms 24/7? public bathrooms opened and staffed. one of the newer pit stop rest rooms. the idea is to give people a clean, safe place to use the bathroom. one supervisor believes that people should have access even overnight. the city has agreed to try it this summer on one pit stop bathroom. around the clock access to the public bathroom is coming for a three-month pilot program. it's only open about seven hours a day. >> they close it down. it will be open and available. >> reporter: this is a supervisor's district. >> they have a problem with human feces, using the bathroom on the sidewalk and street. that's happening at night. >> reporter: san francisco streets have been headlines over piles of needles and human waste. the mayor wanted to expand the pit stop >> some of the folks who are living on our streets, but this is for everyone. this is for people coming out of a bar. this might be people who are walking around at night or who are tourists. >> reporter: it stopped in 2014. five years later, there are 25 in the city. all ar

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access to a public bathroom. this is the hardest hit part of the city.cisco with the so-called 24-hour solution. christie? >> this is one of the pit stops and one of the newer ones according to the department of public works. people like it and the idea is to give people a clean, safe place to use the bathroom. one supervisor believe they need to be open when bathrooms are hardest to find. at golden gate and hyde street, a restroom is expanding hours, opening up around the clock. that matters to people in the neighborhood. >> hopefully people won't poop on the street. >> now it will be open and available. >> this is the supervisor matt haney's district. >> we're have a huge problem with human feces. >> san francisco streets made c used needles and waste. the mayor said she wanted to expand the program. >> what we won a pilot program, three months in the tender loin 24 hours. we believe that we are going to be able to demonstrate something needed. >> the pit stop started in 2014. there are 25 in the city that are staffed, but closed earlier. >> what the s

>> well -- >> bathrooms -- million dollar bathrooms don't evolve out of thin air, so let us do a little bit of homework and report back. >> commissioner buell: report back to commissioner anderson. >> commissioner anderson: i'll hold it until then. >> clerk: is there any public comment on this item? that's commissioners' matters. is that a yes or a no? >> he's not getting up. >> clerk: public comment is closed. item 12, new business/agenda setting. is there any public comment? >> commissioner buell: i don't see any notes here. any public comment? >> clerk: being none, item is closed. item 13, communications. any public comment? seeing none, this is closed. item 14 is adjournment. >> commissioner buell: i would like to adjourn in the name of two individuals. as some of you may know, commissioner bonilla's father passed away and i would request adjourning in honor of him and as noted by the general manager, sulu palega. is there a motion? >> so moved. >> commissioner buell: second? >> second. >> commissioner buell: all in favor? thank you. >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air.

ok oh the kitchen and bathroom on you and i'm used. to that. $65.00 square metres on 2 floors all for an incredible $2600.00 euros at least may's got to come and have a look around most of the time he's not even invited to a viewing. and amahl is the problem in that i throw the book usually on the fact that i'm a student is a problem and for the 11 or to prefer families people who earn money as today. unfortunately students have a bad reputation for not handling their money well. over it and for disturbing the neighbors on a period of a 4 bit. but even if they split the costs may loose and his friends would still be paying 870 year olds each that's way too much. now that is self so why in the apartment look nice but considering the neighborhood and how expensive the rent is on the ballot and that we'd be crazy to take a guy. here. for now he's better off staying with his family there he contributes 200 euros for living costs. the fact is i'm happy that he's still living here but i know that he's really preoccupied with all thoughts of

sometimes the bathroom is busy. it's really difficult if we want to use the bathroom. my 1-year-old son want to have toys to play with. my daughter want to have a place where she can do her homework. we cannot because the place is too small. the place where i live is so bad. the door don't work and the windows are broken. i'm sorry. i have to go to hospital for two days. now i have to deal with my daughter waking up in the middle of the night screaming. >> hello. good afternoon. i'm here representing families living in hotels. my case is not unique. this is the case of many families living in conditions sharing bathrooms and kitchen with lots of other people in the hotel. there's not a part to do the salaries and the expenses that i face. i'm requesting your help. we go around asking for help and help is often denied to us. i particularly sleep in the bed with my two children in the same bed. you can imagine if living conditions affect us. you can only imagine how it affects our children. our children are the future of this country. we are frustrated to see them living

here is a proposal with the bathroom and the master bedroom suite. -- bathroom outside the master bedroomsuite, the master bedroom suite. elimination of that bedroom and relocation of a bathroom into the master bedroom suite yields the master bedroom suite, same number of bathrooms -- same number of bedrooms, a six-foot reduction on all three floors because the floors are similar. >> one other question, mr. winslow, the commercial space on the first floor goes all the way to the very back of the lot. why not just make the 6 feet go all the way down to the ground? , which really gives them -- >> that is possible. again, a code complying, commercial space is allowed to go to the full lot coverage. >> right. i think it makes up for some -- >> there is another reason why that might be impractical from a code perspective, which is the rear yard open space for the residential use must be at the first floor of residential use, so putting the rear yard at the rear of the commercial space would dissociate it. >> got it. the deck, the change in the deck length was what from what we thank you said t

i love talking about the bathroom because i like bathrooms that work. i really like bathrooms. >> you do? >> i do. >> there's some people on this side can't get their oatmeal for breakfast. we have issues, a lot of issues. now i know money don't cure all things but it can get you a long way down the road. and this right here, this is very hard, but in some ways it's very simple. nobody in here wants to have a real fix. they want to take that money and go to mumbai. nobody wants to have the plumbing done because i want to take that money and buy my dream car. that's how we all are. but every now and again, you have to stop and you have to do what you have to do. city college is in a major restructure. yes, we eat to buy with accreditation and frankly, i am terrified that fit mack will be here before the end of the year. because that budget is funny. some of us out there call it janky, and the budget is messed up. and i feel bad for some of the people in this room. because they're charged with having to split the baby. but this is real and i want you to u

we also are in schools right now painting positive mantras in bathrooms. my executive director also told me when she was working at one of the schools in d.c., she would oftentimes find our kids in there cutting. that was never a part of our culture before and now they're cutting in the bathrooms. i know growing up bathrooms were very dark. they almost looked like dungeons, very dark and gray. it's a place where you can go contemplate suicide or you can go get jumped or bullied. so we're even changing that. it's something small but it's a start. we've even allowed spaces for young people to write their own positive thoughts down so that when you go to the bathroom it's not this dark place. >> you talk about this being personal. i have four sons and they range in age from 30 to 18. and then you talk about unsafe in schools and more often than not when we think about school environments being unsafe we think about gangs, we think about schools that are labeled as bad. but i've had the experience where you have sons in good schools but those are sometimes ver

and now they are cutting in the bathrooms. i know growing up, bathrooms were very dark, they looked like dungeons. , and ite dark and gray is a place you can go get jumped or bullied, or contemplate suicide. we are even changing that. it is something small, but it is a start. we have allowed spaces for people to write their own positive thoughts down, so that when you go to the bathroom, it is not this dark place. rep. plaskett: you talk about this being personal. i have four sons and they range in age from 30 to 18. and when you talk about unsafe in schools, and more often than not, when we about school environments being unsafe, we think about gangs, we think about schools that are labeled but i've had the experience where we had sons in are schools, but those sometimes very unsafe for african-american men, because often times, they are the only one in that classroom. or they are the ones that stand out the most. sons've had to deal with who had or are still dealing with depression, still dealing with issues. and finding som

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another cutting in the bathroom. i know growing up bathrooms are very dark, they were dark and gray in a place where you cannot go, to place suicide or you can go get bullied. it's something small but a start. and we even allow spaces for young people to write their own positive thoughts now. so when you go to the bathroom and saw a dark place. >> you talk about this be personal, i have four sons, they are 30 - 18. when you talk about unsafe in schools, more often than not we think about school environments being unsafe we think about gangs, schools webelos van, but i got the experience they have funds and good schools, but those are times very unsafe for african-american men and often times are the only one in the classroom where they are the one that stand out the most. that has been, i've had to deal with funds who are still dealing with depression and still dealing with issues. in finding someone in the school that they could trust is often very difficult when there is a minority and majority white school. whethe

>> a woman was facing a huge flood in her bathroom.the warranty company to get help. >> what happened next. >> imagine this. this is amazing. what it's like to watch water fouring down your wall and out your bathroom window. this woman made an emergency call to her home warranty company. the response. it wasn't what she was expecting. >> deborah was in her yard unaware of the disaster happening inside. until she looked up. >> i see this water. pouring out of my downstairs window. i run inside and see this huge bubble on my ceiling. >> the bathroom ceiling was bulging from an upstairs leak. now was the time to use her home warranty. from american home shield. >> for emergency. i called them up. >> however. she was put on hold. while her ceiling kept bu thi i an emergency situation. my ceiling is about to cave in. >> the company didn't send help as she hoped. >> she said somebody will call me within 48 hours. i don't have 48 hours. i have maybe 15 minutes. >> she asked for a supervisor. >> i'm on hold. i get disconnected. >> she found he

a three-month pilot program is coming to the bathrooms at golden gate and hyde. it will be open and staffed around the clock. city officials hope to expand the pit stop program which has been around about fiv years. there are 25 public bathrooms in san francisco, but they're staffed and open only in the daytime. >>> okay. up next the nba draft, a lot of new millionaires and the big finish at the oakland coliseum tonight. you have to see it. stay with us. are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go hike over there. i'm out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spr

do i use it in the ladies' bathroom?"r something clear and understandable for everybody. so i'd like to keep moving forward on this. max: but what about a different iteration of the name, like m. hume or m. home or -- lemonis: no, thanks. all right. while everybody else is in the office, and they're enthusiastic about it, max put up this wall. her openness to discuss new names or new labels or new ideas is zero. and you can tell she's getting annoyed. as the ceo of the business, this is one of those challenges, tough decisions. got to pick a name. got to pick the icons. max: there's no way in hell. ohh. [ sighs ] bye-bye, pretty, little, fancy labels. we're gonna be separated from each other. that can't happen. it's wrong. lemonis: i'm working with taylor. and the next thing i know, she's disappeared. [ ringing ] max: hello? lemonis: max? but i don't think you think i'm hokey-dokey kaboom, either. i don't think your vision is wrong. i think your vision just needs refining. and so, with that being said, i wanted to find ou

heard some deply disturbing reports of overcrowding, kids taking care of toddlers, having to use the bathroom in front of each other. you retweeted, your friend michael scott moore is journalist kidnapped by somali pirates and he wrote this. he said somali pirates gave me tooths paste and soap, and then you replied the taliban gave me toothpaste and soap. you were held captive for eight months before escaping. you said you were just making a statement and americans can make their own judgments, but you got quite a response to that. >> yeah, and it was michael who started it. look, he hates the somali pirates who kidnapped him. it's absolutely wrong what happened to us, but it's a fact. you know, he was given toothpaste and soap. i was given toothpaste and soap by my captors, and, you know, it's gone viral, but this whole case of the trump administration lawyer arguing that, you know, these children that are separated from their parents don't deserve toothpaste and soap, it was just shocking. and i, you know, i wanted to make that statement. i at least got that from my captors, but, you know,

blocks across the hill to get to the bathroom. that is crazy. i would love to get to this park and access it like able bodied people, without having a travel eight blocks to and from the non-accessible entrance i live near. also that park in 2013, my local monastery was killed by a park and rec worker driving a truck. i want to know if park and rec will make any sort of guarantee that they will stop driving trucks and motorcycles through our parks while we're laying down and relaxing and feeling safe. i see no reason motor vehicles should go through a tiny park like holly park. golden gate park is a huge park, but especially after someone has been murdered. i saw trucks go through that park and it's insane and unsafe for people with disabilities, especially because i can't run out of the way of a truck. thank you. >> co-chair senhaux: anyone on the bridge line for public comment? okay. we're going to go ahead and close public comment. we're going to go to public comment number 9, item on the agenda, but within the jurisdiction of

in the interim and fix the bathrooms and they will be all gendered and then everyone can go to the bathroom. finally, i would just like to comment on something i think we all feel about public discourse. it's really easy to sit at your computer and say things, and some people get really mean spirited and think because, you know, they are sitting at their desk that somehow people don't understand the emotion that's getting darted at them through email and social media. i've seen it, you know, i've been misrepresented. that's fine. it's all part of the sort of, you know, deal here. but i really think that we should think about our public discourse. i like to think of san franciscans as being the most progressive, compassionate people in the world. we should show that to one another. so to accuse property owners by being evil just because of being property owners is wrong, and accusing dog owners as evil because they love furry children is wrong. we're all right here. we just have to figure out how to get along. so my recommendation is work harder to work together, talk to the dog walkers abou

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i spent a lot of time writing about bathrooms at these sites if you can't even count on a clean bathroomimagine going back and trying to apply facebook's policies with a 98% degree of accuracy, otherwise you might get fired. i think it's a story about the working conditions. >> where are they getting the workers to do this how hard is it to recruit to do a job like this? >> right, you sort of hear some different things on this facebook pays at least 20% above minimum wage in all the markets where it operates. it does make it somewhat easier for them to recruit. the sort of folks who want to do this job, if you've got a better option you're probably not going to want to do it i can tell you that almost all of the people i've talked to, none of them have made it two years, and a lot of them are gone inside a year there's a lot of turn. >> facebook outsources in this particular case to cognizant why? >> well, they have a handful of these partners around the world. it's a competitive process they bid for it. one manager i talked to said cognizant got a 200 million contract as i report on thi

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i mentioned, because it's nero to the bathroom.right. >> jesse: i have the same problem. >> dana: it's not a problem. >> greg: there shouldn't be bathrooms near the bedroom anyway. let's move on. >> jesse: the nba finals, not the game but what happened courtside. reportedly in tears and forced to disable her instagram accoun account. her less than enthusiastic reaction for game three on wednesday night going viral. is that the side eye, is that what they are talking about? 's before it was a whole thing but it was stupid. the lady was asking jay-z what he wanted to drink. she invited them to the game because she is the wife of the owner of the golden state warriors and i think beyonce should have come out to say earlier what happened. there was a huge misunderstanding and this poor woman went through a lot yesterday. >> dana: it's amazing when the stuff on the sidelines is more interesting than the game. >> greg: if you are not on social media you would never know. she's a billionaire. she's a billionaire. you could go do stuff, yo