people still love their bathrooms. people think of them as an important room, as an investment for their home. yes, there is the gamut. some people are really just for function and utilitarian. some of them are large and lavish and everything in between. >> we are going to start looking at a couple of little vignettes of bathrooms. we can talk about fixtures and use that as a springboard for questions for our audience and discussions from some of the manufacturers we have here. let's start by looking at one right back here. this is a really interesting one because this has some of the characteristics of a traditional san francisco building. it has this starting with the board, i think it is called, and it has both old-fashioned kind of pictures and real modern stuff. what do you see here? >> looking around, it has gone a soaking tub. >> it has little jets in a, so like a spot/hydrotherapy kind of thing? >> exactly. what people need to be mindful on for these types of tubs are two things -- number one, they have a motor

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every time i drink and go sing in a girl's bathroom i get in trouble.t happened? >> my manager was running a club night in soho and i went there and we went into the bathroom to talk about boys and i was pretending i had a band but i didn't. i said i can sing. i sung her a snip et of this etta james song and she put me to play at a chris pass party. >> stephen: you are on tour in the united states. it's called the cosmic -- grammy nominated. not a grammy winner. oom a grammy winner. you lost to spaulding. you were robbed. i should have lost to justin beiber. [laughter] you started off in art school, right? and then you dropped out of art school to be a rock star. are you -- and you're a red head. [laughter] are you a handful? [laughter] >> i think on stage is mostly where -- it's like an outlet so i don't have to be in trouble on off stage because i get it all out on stage. >> stephen: if you didn't perform you might be trouble? >> i think it would be a lot drunker than i am if i didn't have performing to do. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. >> stephen: wha

we're the only place in the neighborhood where people can actually use the bathroom. and when you take a car ride some place and cannot use the bathroom, imagine that being your everyday dilemma. we are a place where people can come in and have their humanity restored. be a place where people can socialize. we are a place that has case management, and we are trying our best to work with the mental health issues in the community. i know for a fact that without that kind of help for the community, that the violence is not going to go anywhere. especially when we are in a time when every last one of us or almost all of us are one check away or one step away from being homeless. we definitely need our programs. we need our budget restored. lastly, one of the things that i want to share -- our staff and our participants -- we are all one community and all one family, and all of us have gone through trials and tribulations in our lives. i have been where my participants are, and i know that we are all -- [bell rings] so what we would like to do is just ask you to restore ou

. >> when does this guy get his bathroom break? >> bathroom break? >> yeah. >> whenever he has to go to the bathroom. >> oh, well, that's just stupid. >> well, i guess we just... >> if factories like this hope to survive, they'll have to modernize. >> it's classic. you'll have it for a lifetime. it's great style. i think the antique finish... >> whoa, whoa, $1,700, no thank you. ikea gives me that for $19.99 plus they'll throw in an ektorp. >> what? >> you're not going to throw an ektorp with it? >> no. >> what about a stronus? >> no. >> meltrop? >> no. >> ding dong? >> no. what? >> what union advocates don't get is if it's not sweden, it will be someone else. >> until we get recognize by the federal government as the union for danville, they're going to continue to struggle. >> if you unionize, ikea can ship down to south carolina, and those people work for pork rinds and horse vaginas. >> horse have a eye -- vaginas. >> bottom line, we need to learn a very important lesson from our swedish overlords. >> these are business people. they do whatever t

we're the only place people can actually use the bathroom. if you walk down the streets in the tenderloin and on sixth street, how many times have you had to walk over stuff? and that's just something we are asking are bathroom services, people to come in. thank you. >> that's a hard act to follow. president chu, members of the board, i'm bob bennett from the services committee. i want to thank you for this year's budget process, you and the mayor, supervisor chiu and robert and greg. i think it's been a different day. we were always on the same team before but during the budget times it felt like we were all pitted against each other. this year, it's a different spirit. and i hope however bad things are next year, we can carry this spirit into next year. we're not asking for all of our cuts to be restored. we've gone through our budget and figured out where we can back fill or get different resources. we are asking for $150,000 to be restored in our outpatient mental health program. we offer -- except for very few civil service staff at the

if you do a bathroom remodels, they are saying the job cost $18,000, you might recoup $15,000. the hard part in determining that, to compare apples and apples, is to look at a house in the sunset district with a single-family home with one bath, or is it a 3-bedroom condominium in the castro where maybe everything else is really done fairly recently and updated nicely, but maybe the bathrooms never got updated? that would probably change dramatically the resale they'll -- value on that universes' the house in sunset. these are wild figures. we have to go to seek professional advice with the intent of satisfying your goal, whatever your goal would be. this is a question when representing sellers that we get all the time. it should i do this or that? you really need somebody that is in the industry to come with you and go through and say, don't do that, but painting this would be great, but don't put in a new counter in the bathroom or kitchen. it is item by item, neighborhood by neighborhood. sometimes, sellers are under the impression that if they agreed to the kitchen, that wi

[background sounds] >> now, we're on the second floor bathroom. the third floor has not been restored, but up there some interesting things used to take place from time to time when the coono'connorslied here. mary could decide to entertain her friends in the bathroom upstairs. it was just like this one, but before her guests would arrive, she was go out in the back, she would pick some flowers, take it to the bathroom upstairs, then she would go ahead and stand over the tub, and she would pluck some of the petals off the flowers and let them fall to the bottom of the tub. she'd turn around, lift the lid of the toilet and array the bowl with the rest of the flowers and greenery and put the lid down to hold that arrangement in place. i haven't been able to find out where the inspiration for that decoration took place, but i think it was an incredibly important thing to do for the emotional well being of her guests because early on these were the only fairy tales that she would allow to be read upstairs. so good thing that she had decorated the, bri

>> we mix it in with primer. >> especially good for bathrooms? ok, good. we're going to look a little more at inside bathrooms. scrubbing it off, definitely. here's a hinge, an exterior hinge. it looks like it is rusting in certain areas of the hinge which are not designed for weather exposure. exterior metal is a serious, serious problem. here's a hinge which is solid stainless steel. so stainless steel or brass or bronze or, you know, other similar materials which are designed to be exposed to weather are what you have to use for exterior. if you use anything that has galvanized or other it will -- unless -- thank you, unless it's hot dipped galvanize it will rust. people say it's galvanized but it's what they call electroplated galvanized. maybe it lasts for -- yeah. so, for exterior use, it's almost always wort the extra cost to use, you know, stainless steel bronze, brass or certainly hot tipped ga have a niesed at the lowest -- galvanized at the lowest cost and don't use an interior hardware on the outside of a building. it won't last at all. you'll

women you know when you want to put it in front of steam then where do you do that you do it in the bathroom when you're taking a shower where you're disrobed obviously it's a clip he's also accused of sending pop up messages to their computers warning them their webcam needed cleaning and the way to clean them which was to take it to a steamy environment typically a shower he said this is a webcam photo he stopped from one of his victim's computers from a hot steamy bathroom. thank god he got that still don't know that it was a very scandalous but really they cared about what apparently he did have hundreds of photos on his laptop i'm just looking for is why hundreds of women would actually think of the best way to deep steve it and we were just talking about this is to put in the bathroom while you're taking a shower this is clearly a case of discrimination because anyone with half a brain would think oh maybe i wouldn't want to take my electronic device and put it near morning to share so that all of its insides corrode. this doesn't seem to be the best way to use it but isn't the lesson

we're talking about your bathroom. a u.s.le visit the accident and emergency department every single day because of bathroom injuries. yep, the bath and the shower account for 65% of accidents. the toilet for over 20%. the safest place in your bathroom involved in only 1% of injuries is the humble sink. if you're a new mom or dad, congratulations. sure you have wonderful hopes and dreams for your little girl or boy. but have you thought how much it will cost you? according to the u.s. department of agriculture, a middle income family with a child born in 2010 can expect to spend over $220,000 on bringing them up over the next 17 years. the top three money guzzlers are housing, education and food. welcome to the mom and dad hotel. >>> she lives half of her life -- let's go here this way, shall we, as she lives half her life in front of a camera, surrounded by a cast of thousands, sarah palin is about to get more exposure. a movie based on her life is about to hit theaters. it still doesn't answer the question of whether she'll

actually think of the best way to death and we were just talking about this is to put it in the bathroom while you're taking a shower this is clearly a case of discrimination because anyone with half a brain would think oh maybe i wouldn't want to take my electronic device and put it near moisture so that all of it's inside school. the citizens seem to be the best way to use it but isn't the lesson here don't push it too far because he was able to take pictures without it going with steam he never would have been discovered if you had just been taking pictures without his warning label part of it but that's the true us and here yeah but you can't get them to get naked otherwise they would just be like that in front of the computer the whole time the stuff you come up with a way to get programming to be naked in front of the computer and the camera and he was brilliant this man obviously not and he's only twenty years old you know. let's move on to our next story and this one really just kind of gets me pissed off but apple is now going along with we've heard from a lot of congress member

the victim went toward the bathroom. just before he got into the bathroom. somebody asked him where he was from. before he could respond he was punched in the face and attacked by several suspects. the victim went back to table, told his friend, got security, went back to the suspects. they were then attacked again. police made the arrest for the two felony assaults on the one suspect. the other people got away. there was a pickpocket at the ambassador club at 673 gary street. there was a barroom brawl friday night at mojitos. the fight was abated prior to the police arriving. >> any questions? >> just tell me, do you agree with me that the new weapon of choice is high heels? >> we're seeing high heels more and more. >> i have seen high heels used at least on two different occasions. makes me think i have to start wearing high heels. just to keep safe. >> i don't go out without them. [laughter] >> looking at the injuries, they are pretty significant. they have a puncture. >> i saw a girl's cheek pierced by a high heel. >> any other questions? any public comm

he became upset and went to the men's bathroom and destroyed it. he took up the toilet as well as the door. [laughter] president newlin: no wonder his credit card is not good. >> the last incident to report -- 8 $464 jacket was taken at mosquito -- mojito's bar. vice chair joseph: you are doing a great job. >> thank you. president newlin: thank you. inspector, did you have anything? thank you for coming. any public comment on the police reports, comments and questions? seeing none, we will go to item five. all right. we will not have a quorum for 5a. we will go to 5b and return as soon as we have a quorum for that specific item. that will be haynes, rick, dba fuel onat 1108 market street. >> this is the first of four applicants this evening. the business is fuel, a place of entertainment permit application. it is an application to operate a bar and lounge in the mid market area in the renoir hotel at seventh and market. entertainment will include mostly deejays, jazz bands. in your packet, you have detailed information that describes the security p

. >> adding a bathroom, adding a ron shipp is a sensible. we see a lot of people putting elevators as our population, including us, ages. >> or houses are getting more vertical. >> that is right. no permit is required for a tool shed that is less than 100 square feet of area looking down, bird's eye view. less than 100 square feet, no permit is required. without a permit, there is no trigger for an assessment. >> you could go up two stories? >> no, actually. the planning department has a height limit of i think 10 feet in the required the rear yard area. eight or 10 feet. [laughter] keep your hot tub in your toolshed. >> in this market, if you bought your house recently and you are thinking about doing one of these that you think is going to make your assessment go up, you can always apply and have your assessed value go down. >> we have some information here about that. we will get to that in a second. having a swimming pool or a sauna will change the assessed value of your property. i would get approval. it is the least improvement value t

to keep their bathrooms monitored and open to the community. that is, in a nutshell, what the tenderloin cbd is all about. i am happy to take any questions. chairperson campos: thank you. i do not want to lose the quorum of the committee. i wonder how long this is going to be. >> this is going to be brief. i will go over what the office of economic and workforce development is required to review on an annual basis. briefly, business improvement district, also known as community benefit districts, are governed by state law, local law, and a contract with the city administered by our office and the board of supervisors. our office is charged with ensuring that they are meeting their requirements, both on their city contract in complying with local and state laws. we are also required to conduct an annual review and provide you with a performance review and financial analysis. the resolution in front of you covers four fiscal years. we look at the annual reports and financial reviews. i am going to go over just a few more local and state laws so y

to keep their bathrooms monitored and open to the community. that is, in a nutshell, what the tenderloin cbd is all about. i am happy to take any questions. chairperson campos: thank you. i do not want to lose the quorum of the committee. i wonder how long this is going to be. >> this is

done without a permit in the past, or you want to get a permit for every model that was done or a bathroom that was added downstairs without a permit, and you feel like your uncle maybe was -- may have done it properly. oftentimes, it is no big deal. it is a good thing to do. there are many companies that specialize in doing just that. you can do that. it depends on your goal. if your goal is to sell the property or to avoid neighbor complete -- there could be two different goals with two different results, choices about how you go about taking care of the bathroom that you built in the basement without a permit, or you might do nothing. that may be ok, too. >> the question was focused related to value. >> ok. the hypothetical of a kitchen remodel, high-end to remodel that was done without the benefit of permit. what percentage of value are they leaving on the table by selling that without benefit of a permit? >> i think in my experience, which is less than alice in chains, eight times out of 10, in a residential -- which is less than alice and james, eight times out of 10 coming in reside

now, we're on the second floor bathroom. ed third floor is not restored, but interesting things took place up there. again, sometimes when regina would set a play date, mary would decide to entertain the guests in the bathroom upstairs. it was like this one with the fixtures that this one did, but before the guests arrive, she would go to the back, pick flowers, take it to the bathroom upstairs and go ahead and stand over the tub and pluck the peddles off the flowers, fall to the bottom of the tub, lift the lid of the toilet and arrange the rest there and put the lid down to hold the arrangement in place. i don't know where the inspiration for that decoration took place, but i think it was an up credibly important thing to do for the well-being of her guests because early on these were the only tales she allowed to be read upstairs. good thing she decorated and brightened up the bathroom upstairs how she did, but i have a feeling guests went home traumatized, but this was her taste in literature, the stories that she liked.

"i've seen people almost go to the bathroom in their pants in his presence" a crime king and a cold-bloodedler. we hear from whitey bulger's 2 closest mob lieutenants. good evening i'm dana king. i'm ken bastida. we begin with a quick, developing story: a big earthquake in alaska sent people scrambling for higher ground. the magnitude 7-point-2 off the aleutian islands struck at 8:09 pacific time. it triggered a tsunami warning for part of the alaska coast and tsunami sirens went-off in a town called dutch harbor. a longshoreman there says hundreds of people were seen climbing up ill. ... warning for part of the alaska coast and tsunami warnings went off in a place called dutch harbor. hundreds of people were seen climbing up a nearby hill. but about an hour and a half ago that warning for a tsunami was canceled and there was never any tsunami threat for california or the west coast. >> here in the bay area we have learned that letters will be going out tomorrow telling tens of thousands of homeowners that their home is worth even less than they had thought. >> kiet do on the surprising num

i will say bathroom to landscape project. it would be a $160 permit. commissioner lee: ok. do we have an estimate of what the installation costs maybe? >> that all depends on who is doing it. if you are hiring a plumber, doing it as a homeowner, it all depends on what you're using for materials, the type of landscape you are doing, planning, everything else. >> the kit that the puc is providing for homeowners to install themselves, do we know how much those cost? >> again, i have no idea. that is something i just found out about a few days ago. i know that they are having a meeting for a workshop and in the workshop, they are going to show exactly what is going on. commissioner lee: what i am leading toward is i hate to see this new project get too costly for homeowners to take advantage of. right now, i anticipate soil reports could cost hundreds if not thousands of dollars. >> there are certain things in here that may sit in the soil is not exactly what you have in that area. we can use that data, and it makes it easier and less expensive. also, that is one of the reasons

. >>> a bathroom controversy brewing in one bay area school district. we'll tell you why some want to give students a free hall pass. >> plus, a dangerous new superbug showing up in cow's milk. the risk it's posing to humans. >>> and a rush hour ride with no stops. why another muni driver is being investigated this morning. >>> folks, here's your travel forecast. you can see showers scattered showers, starting by this afternoon. 62 degrees is your high at sfo. as we make our way into chicago, we can see chances of thunderstorm the high of 88 degrees. and if you are heading all the way to the east coast, new york city feeling a little muggy for today, temperatures a little warmer, 76 degrees. i have your pinpoint forecast coming right up. ,,,,,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll b

the new proposal that lets bay area students take their bathroom breaks anytime they want. ,, ,,,,,, accused of corruption. n >>> it's been a black eye for bay area law enforcement, officers accused of corruption. now it looks like the feds are going to be taking over the investigation. joe vazquez in martinez. he has been following this story all along. joe what does it mean? >> reporter: up until now the state department of justice has been investigating their own officer along with the contra costa county district attorney's office. but according to a federal source, that's about to change. >>> reporter: police commander norman wielsch and others out on bail could soon be re- arrested as cbs 5 has learned the federal government will be taking over the investigation into police corruption in contra costa county. the u.s. attorneys office based in san francisco has no comment. but we have learned the fbi will be in charge of this investigation starting tomorrow. the contra costa county district attorney's office has scheduled a 2:00 news conference for tomorrow afternoon. >> the dis

i've seen people almost go to the bathroom in their pants in his presence, he was so scary. >> pelley: then, in 2006, ed spoke to kevin weeks, a mob lieutenant who knew bulger better than most. >> oh, he stabbed people, he beat people with bats, he shot people, strangled people, ran them over with cars. >> you said also that he liked killing. >> yeah. >> explain that to me. >> after he would kill somebody, he'd... it was like a stress relief, you know? he'd be nice and calm for a couple weeks afterwards, like he just got rid of all his stress. >> by killing? >> yes. >> that's a bizarre way to get rid of stress. >> pelley: kevin weeks, the man you just heard from, led the f.b.i. to where some of bulger's alleged victims were buried. he is likely to be a witness at trial. it has been a busy 48 hours for the f.b.i. we learned today that agents have arrested two men in what the feds say was a terrorist plot to attack a military recruiting station in seattle. we'll bring justice correspondent bob orr back in with details on this. bob, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, this apparent

a bathroom had no lock. and gentlemen of left it at a mass she is claiming.e is being accused of insubordination we will have more coming up on the kron 4 news and next we have henry >> what of the most delightful divas there is doing a tribute will tune the klass amount one of the greatest singers of all time there september 1965 hot it is a september 1960 on the ed sullivan show when he doesn't own sang at a time. with with this was our first major television exposure she was one of the most remarkable singers or buried her career went into the 2000. she is a subject of a shell very it is a jazz show how the show is called she put a spell on me are they ever put together this gas shall repeat and i history and performance review to tune the not so long. whe >> with we done this well at the spur of the moment when she passed by as we do with everyone that passes with so many people were interested in hearing the music and wanted to hear they history with what about me now and the background of the songs. >> died in 2003 i believe? >> it yes that is correct >

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here are your bathrobes and the bathroom is through there and i'm,ihache and if you have any problems, let me know. thank you and enjoy your bath. he puts the three young men in the room right next door to the samurai. nice hot bath. feels good after a day of traveling. [singing] feels good huh? hey! why don't we have a party tonight. great idea. let's invite some geisha girls. we're on holiday so let's order the very best saki. later that night. [whispering] whoa! three gorgeous geisha girls come on in. okay. let's start the party. [music] whoa! yeah. hey! [music] [laughter] [singing] in the next room, the samurai was trying write a letter. [music playing in background],iha chi. iha chi! the samurai is calling me. i wonder what is wrong. did you call me? yes,iha chi! i'm sorry. next door being noisy. sorry i will go and tell them to be quiet. very, very sorry. [loud party noises] come on in. excuse me. sorry. can you keep the noise down please? be a little bit quieter. huh? be quiet. look at this. three young men on holiday. three beautiful geishas and all this expensive saki we orde