it is not the primary agency on bed bugs. the licensing and regulations of pest control operators and the criteria for eradication and certification is completely regulated by the health department. the rules and regulation from dph's director. we have overlapping jurisdiction in the housing code. the san francisco housing code indicates state law with respect to the fact that infestations are a violation of the san francisco housing code state law. it creates a hazardous condition and is a public nuisance. we have overlapping jurisdiction. anytime a notice of violation is written under the san francisco code, the criteria for who the licensing division is that does the work and what work is necessary to eradicate the infestation comes from the health department. we are joined with them systemically on this issue. what happens when a complete comes to the department of building inspection? because of policies, we do not address a complaint that comes in exclusively with respect to bed bugs. if the complaint comes in, it is re

they call us because they might have bed bugs. we're going in and doing a thorough inspection and finding there are none. that is one of the reasons these complaints are being abated. there is a public perception of bed bugs driving the complaints. the actual violations are much less than the complaints. i do not have those numbers with me. supervisor kim: do you have the number of all violations that are bed bugs? >> i do not have that. supervisor kim: how many environmental health inspectors are assigned to bedbug code enforcement? >> we do not assign inspectors to a particular pest. we assigned inspectors to two different programmatic areas. we have two inspectors handling roughly 500 sro's. they are investigating complaints and doing some room by room inspections. these have been designated as family sro's or where the city has the master lease function. for the apartment inspection program, we have 10 inspectors distributive citywide. supervisor kim: 10 for apartments and two for hotels and shelters. you say that is roughly 5

either i put 2x4s to the bed frame right here. attached that to the bed frame.the door to the 2x4, goes right in. or if you wanted to put it right onto the wall you use a french cleat. why sit called a french cleat? i have no idea. this is how it goes. this is for picture frames. you attach this to the door, this to the wall, sits right on there. nice and solid for you. so cool. >> less than $100. >> come over here. take a look at this. these lights are great. what are these? nothing but old wine bottles. >> my favorite thing, wine bottle pendant lights. you see these for a couple hundred bucks in the store. i'm going to show you how to do it for a fraction of the price. first you've got to get empty wine bottles. >> not a hard problem. real easy for me. >> and how you cut them one is on a tile saw. >> okay. >> use a glass cutting blade, score it real nice, you know, get it so that it's nice and even all the way around and grab some 80 grit sand piper and take it and get all the glass off. make sure it's nice and smooth. make sure when you're using this stuff, g

>> definitely the tanning beds. >> the world health organization added tanning beds to the group one cancer causing substances. the same group as cigarettes. medical beds are currently in the same medical category as band aids. the indoor tanning association maintains the decision should be left up to a teen's parents. if such a law were to pass a 17-year-old could drive a car, get married, have children, go off to college and join the military and not be allowed to sun tan indoors. >>> the world's largest concrete boon pump left los angeles today for japan. the 190,000-pound engineering marvel was loaded aboard a huge russian cargo jet. it will be used to cool the fukushima power plant. the pump has a boon that can reach more than 200 feet making it possible to shoot water into the hard to reach area of the overheating reactors. tonight in japan, electricity being restored to people who lost service during aftershock. at least three people killed and another 140 injured. some researchers say japan should expect strong aftershocks for at least another year. >>> an east bay landmark d

>> definitely the tanning beds. >> reporter: the world health organization recently added tanning beds to its group one list of cancer-causing substances, the same group as cigarettes. while the fda is considering stricter regulation on tanning beds, they are currently in the same medical category as band-aids. the indoor tanning association maintains the decision should be left up to a teen's parents. they released this statement -- "if such a law were to pass, a 17-year-old could drive a car, get married, have children, go off to college, join the military and not be allowed to suntan indoors." linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> and when we return, he's inspired the jonas brothers and thousands more to go barefoot for a cause. and he's our "person of the week." (announcer) chug that coffee, bolt that burrito. no matter what life throws at you, you can take the heat. until it turns into... heartburn. good thing you've got what it takes to beat that heat, too. zantac. it's strong, just one pill can knock out the burn. it's fast, the speed you need for heartburn relief. and it lasts,

those were licensed beds as of december 31, 2010. supervisor campos: so that does not include what is being proposed? >> correct. mr. chairman, i think you already cited these points from the "l.a. times." insurers say the the dominant physician of this particular health care system gives it the upper hand in contract negotiations over prices, so it is a negotiation, but the insurers just are not able to do much about the pricing. part of the reason for that is because their customers, all of us, say we need to have access to sutter facilities for our employees and our members. supervisor campos: can you expand on that a little bit? what exactly does that mean? >> as an employer, you could -- and actually calpers has done this -- you could tell york insurer that you want them to choose only a subset of the available providers in the city, so if there is high cost and good quality elsewhere, -- there is high cost in one area and good quality elsewhere, you might construct what is referred to as an arrow network, which would exclude so

facility beds at the california campus and the st. louis campus will not be we have committed two commitments. one is to maintain our 36 sickbed that the babies campus. the second is to either find, build, or cobuild 62 other beds without taking them from pre- existing places in the community. that is a commitment we will keep. we spoke about how we would replace lost beds. we are working with other hospitals. all ceo's share this problem to, with a solution. we will honor this commitment. we were asked to commit to operate st. luke's for 20 years as a community hospital. it is our intention to operate all of our facilities in perpetuity. we were asked to implement the blue ribbon panel recommendations about the rebuild of an acute-care facility and we agreed to do that. the health board has committed $250 million to contract -- to construct that hospital. the new hospital will include all of the services that the blue ribbon panel recommended the health commissioner specifically called out our community partnerships. we have made com

>> definitely the tanning beds. >> the world health organization recently added tanning beds to group one of cancer causing substances, fda is considering instructing regulations in tanning beds they are in the same medical category as band-aid. they say system should be left up to a teen's parent. if such a law to pass, a 17-year-old could drive car, get married, join the military and not be allowed to sun tan indoors. >>> go out and enjoy the sunshine outdoors. >> it's going to be a good weekend to do that. and looking back toward the city. clouds are going by but otherwise a great day, i'll have your complete forecast in just a few minutes. >> up next, implosion of oakland's oak knoll navy hospital. this clears the way for oakland's future. male announce] using frontline plus shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice o

them from crawling up the bed, but they will crawl up the walls and drops themselves down on the bed if you have a ways from preventing them from getting up on the bed. dph or sfhot said to me, too bad, deal with it yourself. the problem is also with dph, having these master tenants and then reporting to themselves of their own infestation problems. thank you. supervisor kim: if you would not mind e-mail in me the youtube video, thank you. >> i live in a six-unit building on nob hill. about one year ago, a neighbor hill and i started getting bitten. you can imagine why. we notified our landlord three different times by three different means and he did not respond. under the wise tutelage of the housing rights committee, i wrote him a certified letter which made him very angry. i forgot to mention that we spent hundreds of dollars trying to eradicate the problem of our own because we knew our landlord would not be happy to hear about it, which was true. he got angry from the first certified letter and i wrote another one and was ultimately able to convince him -- i realize how lucky w

bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't, so we've decided to give some of them jobs here at the show. we can't hire all of them, but one of them right now is working as our new i.t. guy. and from what i hear he's been pretty good so far. >> can you help me with my computer? >> yeah, what's the problem? >> the browser is not loading. >> let me fix that for you. ahh! how is it working now? >> ah, better, thanks. >> call me if you need anything. >> jimmy: you know, he's the best. he really is. [ applause ] you know -- britney spears -- [ cheers and applause ] i know, i know. she's been here all day rehearsing to entertain you. we got some footage from her sound check. you want to see a sneak peek? all right, roll the tape. ♪ ♪ i ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ i ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ i ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ ♪ ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight ♪ >> jimmy: she's shorter than i remember. [ applause ] the message is, she isn't afraid to reinvent herself. actually do want to check in with bri

bed bugs have caused san franciscans to lose their sanity. i know somebody with a phobia of insects because of bedbugs. she still love bedbugs and ants, but now it triggers something psychologically and she gets paranoid. i know how it is because i am paranoid schizophrenic. i have a friend with a disorder, and he does not get much sleep because of the irritation and the bites torture him. it makes him a very tired, he is very stressed, depressed. he is like this other person i know with this issue. he always jokes, but if

i do not know, but i have a feeling it could have been bed bug infested. i asked the property owner of that was the case, and they said they did not know. it had been put on the night before. it looked like good stuff, so i am afraid somebody walked by and said, i can use that. that is one of the main ways that infestation spreads. we use of materials. tenants need to know they have a right to ask the property owners for treatment without repercussions. so many times as a housing advocate, i have had people call me up and say, i have bedbugs but i am afraid to report it because i am afraid my landlord is going to make me pay for it, or they will leave it to me. people need to know that they will not be evicted because of bad books. they also need to know that it did not their responsibility to pay for the treatment. has had an advocate and activist, i have often been chastised for complaining about an issue without ever providing solutions. this is not one of those times. i am not about to claim that we are what -- that what we are recommending is a compre

bed bugs have caused san franciscans to lose their sanity. i know somebody with a phobia of insects because of bedbugs. she still love bedbugs and ants, but now it triggers something psychologically and she gets paranoid. i know how it is because i am paranoid schizophrenic. i have a friend with a disorder, and he does not get much sleep because of the irritation and the bites torture him. it makes him a very tired, he is very stressed, depressed. he is like this other person i know with this issue. he always jokes, but if it was dracula biting me, at least i would have eternal life. i know is not funny. there is a lot of fear with bedbugs. a lot of shame. there is a lot of the embarrassment that develops with bedbugs. i do not have time to talk to each story, but i do have them. a lot of san franciscans accidentally give bedbugs. have you ever turn your head and think that you see something? people with bedbugs to that all the time. that is why i say that they are not paying residents living with tenants and the to be evicted. it is not just

her 9-year-old son's bed. fortunately her son was not in bed. he was eating dinner.e was not hurt. she didn't want to be shown on camera but she described what she saw and then a neighbor across the way told us what she witnessed, as well. >> it sounded like fireworks because i don't know what real gunshots really sound like so i thought they were fireworks and i was in my room, my son was in the living room. he was having dinner and he was -- mom, they're just fireworks. that's what we thought. >> i heard about 15 or 20 shots. and they were targeting right here. and they hit -- what happened when i heard the shots, i hid behind the car in my roof. there is a big convertible my kids' toy convertible and i hid behind there in the closet. >> reporter: how terrifying was that? >> it was terrifying because there was another shot down the street not too far from the same day. >> reporter: that is neighbor shannon mccoy who hid in her apartment. no bullets hit her apartment. we have called antioch police. we have not gotten back any information about the shooting or the vi

it had nearly 600 beds when it opened in 1968. it closed in 1996.replace it with homes, parks and stores. we'll have more on this engineering feat in about coming up 30 minutes from now. jeff martinez is in for lisa argen. >> frost advisory and temperatures only in the 30s and 40s in most areas. cover up those plants. it's going to be cold this morning and chilly start to saturday. storm system is out of here and beautiful shot from sutro camera looking back on the city. looking great. finally a live doppler 7 hd taking a break after all the storms we've seen. nothing really going on out here across the west coast, looking good. and temperatures in the 30s and 40s most areas. yes, indeed, cool conditions out across the bay area. frost advisory will be remain in effect and sun comes up, temperatures will warp up. looking at beautiful day today. weekend for that matter. sunshine returns and temperatures will be warming up into lower 60s in fact in most areas. satellite and radar in motion shows area of low pressure finally moving out towards the east.

so the boss man is gonna let her spray the bed liner material inside the cutlass. when you paint the bottom of a car, the car becomes very noisy. 'cause undercoating, besides protecting it from rust, happens to be a great sound deadener. the customer wanted to paint the bottom of the car, and if we don't do something, it's gonna be really noisy. we wanna insulate a little bit from the heat and so forth. so what we're gonna do is we're gonna bed liner the top surface here before we put the carpeting in, and that should quiet it down some. so because we did this, i didn't want jim to lose and get that tinny-- it gets a very tinny sound. i've done enough show cars. so what i suggested to him and he went along with was we took bed lining material, which we've been using instead of undercoating now for several years because it's much more durable-- we found undercoating holds humidity and causes rust-- and we painted it on top of the floorboard instead of underneath the floorboard, before the carpeting and all goes down. so we still get some of that thickness, still get

there's a disproportionate share of beds in north of market. why are you adding more beds? why? use of the split line? why would you need to add more luxury beds? it is such a close proximity of other hospitals. we want to mention that san francisco health care costs are already among the highest in the state. you can see on the start that the average price in the west bay, $35,225 as the average net revenue paid in 2009 for an in- patient day. we already know that we have the priciest areas around. what does this mean? how will the proposed plans affect our high costs? how was it proposing to control those costs? we asked the question, how can cpmc justify its non-profit status with the lowest percentage of medi-cal patience and justify getting those millions of dollars in tax breaks? we urge the planning commission and health commission to consider some of these questions and we thank you for your time. >> our next speaker is carol. carol? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is carol. i have lived in the tenderloin for the past 20 years. this is our position about the prop

children now banned from using sun beds. that same effort is also under way here in the u.s. 12 states currently have bills pend that go propose age restriction for using commercial tanning salon. in the golden state voting could begin as soon as monday to ban those under 18. texas already has a law that prohibits those under 16 and a half. >> i have a name for these tanning pwechltd i call them cancer could have financial. i think if they only knew the real risk because you see melanoma it kills our younger miami. >>reporter: according to the skin cancer foundation days indoor tang before age 35 raises the risk for melanoma deadliest form of skin cancer by 75 percent. if she had no idea she could be putting herself at risk when she started using tanning beds in the 9th grade. >> i was told that it was safe. >>reporter: she has been battling melanoma off and on for the last deck aichltd do you think that your daughter got cancer because of the ta tanning bed rather than natural sunshine. >> definitely the tanning beds. >>rep

it had 600 beds when it opened in 1968. it closed in 1996. they were hoping to replace with homes, parks and stores and we'll have more on this coming up in about 30 minutes from now. jeff martinez. that was a beautiful shot and beautiful morning. >> good morning to you. beautiful day shaping up. cold start, frost advisory in effect around the area but it will be short-lived. nice shot from heavenly, beautiful day shaping up around lake tahoe. we'll have a few left over snow showers but nothing major expected. about a foot of fresh snow in the past week alone. record snowfall so far this year in the sierra has been incredible. how about this, incredible shot of the cia bridge, beautiful. sunrise around 6:43, just about to get underway with cool conditions in most areas. weather highlights on this saturday morning. cold start to your day. that frost advisory in effect until about 8:00 this morning. lots of sunshine expected today and tomorrow and started to warm things up in the middle part of the week ahead into the end of the week. temperatu

who has introduced a bill that would make it illegal for kids g beds.>>> no more indoor tanning for minors. a bill was introduced to make it illegal for kids under 18 to use tanning beds. minors have to get permission from their parents to do it. state senator ted lou says the study shows bed cause cancer and the law doesn't allow kids to buy cigarettes or liquor. critics say the government should stay out of it. >>> walking a mile in someone else's shoes. that's what a couple hundred of men did in high heels. not drag queens in this camp but as linda yee shows us to make money for the rape crisis center. >> i would like to think that i have phenomenal taste in women's high heels. >> reporter: size 10 feet squeezed into delicate heels. >> the balls of my feet are killing me and i haven't even started walking yet. >> reporter: it is not a pretty sight. but then neither is the problem these men want to highlight. violence against women. this is the ninth annual men's march to benefit the san jose ywca program to stop rape, sexual assaults and gender viole

there are also about 500 empty beds.some inmates who come and go under a public service program told us they don't think there's enough space to bring in low risk state prisoners. >> i think there's enough people here as it is. that's all i can say really. >> reporter: are inmates nervous about this kind of thing. >> i don't think they know at all. i don't think they know at all that they were going to bring anybody else here. >> what's your thought? >> keep them where they are at. >> reporter: one mother of an inmate is also worried about the mix. >> the more you pack them in, there's more tension. there's more opportunity for them getting hurt. hurting someone else. >> reporter: the sheriff's department points out the jails 500 empty beds will fill in soon from recent convictions and says transferring inmates simply cannot be done without state money. >> once you get past the bed state issues and manpower issues it costs us $116 a day to house an inmate in a county jail. >> reporter: the situation is worse in san mateo

put the heads together so we can talk in bed. is it okay for us to talk in bed. that's no problem talk as much as you like. okay. thank you. samurai next door told us to shut up. that's okay. i don't mind. these things happen when you travel. any way it's a good story to tell our friends back home. i remember that night when the samurai told us to shut up. [laughing] by the way did you see the sumo tournament? the grand finals. no. i missed it. >> you missed a great fight! what happened? dynasty made a great move - actually, - -su mo. okay. i take your word. wait. wait. wait. if you're doing, sumo you need a judge. [noises]ow! h iiiha chi. samurai is calling me. what's wrong now. did you call me? yes. oh, no, next door being noisy again. so, sorry, i'll go and tell them to be quiet. sorry, sorry. excuse me. [ noises] hey! come and join us. sorry but can you be quiet please, samurai. samurai? samurai? sorry we forgot. sorry. samurai. okay. we'll be quiet. unbelievable. that was your fault. you were the one that started talking about, sum. that was you making all t

of rafting in shallow water the route winds through the mountains at a much higher altitude in the bed of the belisle river. more than three thousand mountain streams and springs flow into the belisle river small waterfalls cascade from mountain tops into rocky gorgeous and canyons to form a full flowing river and any of the rocks overhanging the water a one hundred meters tall sunlight never reaches some of these places this is a kingdom of rock on water. the instructor insists that the crew hold a brief final training exercise in open water before reaching block they are scummy and this place is free from rapids and offers a good opportunity for safe training crewman can put the finishing touches to stroke techniques and synchronized you know what it's like hell we can train here. we should have done it before we got to the canyon. what are we supposed to do in areas it dear. well yeah let's go skating. sick ice covers the lake they used to mine limestone here when the deposit run dry or through kenya lays down the makes bed it was then the rafters began using the lake for practice t

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also toddler beds to address entrapment and strangulation hazards.ey say they are aware of 122 incidents involving toddler beds in the last five years. >> voters take san mateo county to court. next at 5:00, big change they are demanding in the way the county elects the board of supervisors. >> i'm janelle wang live in san jose. search is on for two pit bulls that attacked a woman in the berryessa neighborhood in this very popular san jose park. i'll have the latest on what animal control officers are looking for. >> four people risky decisions, one life they saved without

covers the lake they used to mine line started here when the deposit run dry was laid on the makes bed it was then the rafters began using them like the practice there is no other place anywhere near here without waves or strong currents. the ice is breaking. let's go somewhere else. friends tell them via walkie talkie of the situation for training is good in the bella river the crew decides to go back to hold their final training exercise if they hope to end the expedition. if we can't cope there we might try to get a bit further upstream the current is weak there as it is we wasted very seconds although i think the going was what breeze that broke up there slowed us down and get sergei don't forget to pull out here now slow down surrogate. all members of the rafting team first took up the sport as tourists as time went by this extreme home became a profession in the way of life many of them have left their regular jobs to become rafting instructors when they're not busy training they accompany tourists on rafting expeditions down the bed and i really. do it go go go. go mine dangle k

patrice rolled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started gathering up his clothes. hang with us for a while. busy day tomorrow. >> my other job, bacheloret party. i strip for private parties. that's what this is for. he was stepping into his fatigues. apparently impressed. it ain't worth the bus fair half the time. patrice shrubbed. if a sister has a plate of ribs, there's no way to held her attention. ben and i laughed. i'm serious. tickled to his response. i am up there working my ass off and they are sitting down there with their press on nails. tough crowd. they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don't like the mens like the mens. they don't tip as good either. he came to the bed until we came his naked book ends. he laid there for a while. be well my brot

tempur-pedic, the most highly recommended bed in america. the number on your screen. >>> it's been three weeks to the day since the devastating earthquake and tsunami that rocked japan. >> as the death toll continues to rise there, u.s. aid workers are helping in one last effort to look for survivors. lee cowen is in tokyo with more on that story. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, this is a massi massive search effort. some 18,000 personnel involved, about 100 helicopters, 60 ships. actually more people involved in this search than people still missing, but what they're trying to do is get to some of the coastal areas they haven't been able to get to so far. obviously, most of these missing people they think at this point, most of them they think probably washed out to sea. they want to do this today, tomorrow and sunday and at that point, they'll call off the search and start really the rebuilding process. they just wanted to give this one more shot especially now that the weather's improved. >> couple of headlines caught my eye from andy, o

i want, cheryl, did you want to comment on the bed checks? maybe, bed checks. ernie was talking about in the colin? cheryl? i have been ignoring you. but not really. anything you would like to add before we move on here? no. i did want to say. i want it to be really clear. the partnership we had with mlcj. it wasn't an attack on the mayor's office. i think the challenge for us to figure out how when someone workd and another part of it doesn't, how do we make it work together? that's part of what as we kind of move on. realizing that we need to stay connected to community to some component. they know how to get community members and how do we educate and begin to help them be developed into the leaders we want them to be. lieutenant ernie. when was the last gun buy back we had? >> approximately 2 months ago. >> how many more will we have? >> again. it's all a matter of putting together the resource. we do get a lot of resolvers. it's a matter of getting all the people together. >> what people are you talking about? who do you need to make it happen. it's a reso