>> are those mail box? s >> i am in the process with the united states postal office to figure out this postal system, 845 is what the tenants used prior to the development. so he will deliver at both locations whether they have 845 or 865. >> are there boxes in the 845? >> yes. they still exist? >> those still exist. >> those are managed by the united states postal service boxes on 865 are managed by west field management. >> okay. >> frustrating. >> okay. thank you. >> do you have any more questions? >> anybody else have any comments? >> no questions i have comments. >> comments, go ahead. >> i would deny the jurisdiction request. i find that west field was not entitled to notice under the code. and even if they were, i find that the permit holder exercised due diligence, and in any event, west field had constructive notice given the passage of time and the fact that the permit holder was operating right in front of their front door, i don't find anything to west field and also given the fact that tenants

another example of a traffic control box, and they're everywhere. anywhere you go in the city -- an afternoon i walked around and took these photos. all parts of the city we see a similar swayctiontion. ~ situation. newsracks, here we have one cubicle occupied, the rest empty. similarly here. this here right in front of city hall, we have two empty -- two of them are broken and the rest are empty. another example. thank you. >> thank you very much. and we, because of -- for a variety of reasons, proposals to put even more street furniture on our sidewalks, again, often serving good purposes, but requiring us to be very strategic in terms of how we place that. for example, and i know this is a topic of conversation around the city, but the at&t plan to put utility boxes on the sidewalks, a recent proposal by the postal service to place some rather large receptacles on the sidewalks. and a proposal by the mta which i'll be discussing today to place a number of large rest room facilities on sidewalks. so, the purpose of today's hearing is to make sure

i remember with at&t boxes there was a discussion about which public sidewalks. is it the case there were a number of these companies that they have to privately negotiate with private landlords versus the city for the use of that right-of-way? >> under the director's order that was signed by then director of public works ed lee who is now the mayor, the requirement is very specific that first every agency that wants to place these facilities must first see whether it can be put on private property. obviously they have to reach out to make a determination or provide information to the department of [speaker not understood] intent. once that happens, then there is a process they need to follow to answer the department's requirement as established under the order. >> so, they first -- the first request is that they look at private properties and then when they can't do that, they come to the city with a list of the sites that they're looking for on our public right-of-way? >> the first request -- i should say you are correct, they have to look at -- try to find at

it a box or a slot? >> yes. >> i would assume that a package would not fit. >> if it does not fit in the box the carrier will come to my office. >> so that would be a proper place for delivery, okay? >> okay. >> i have another question going back to notice, i mean the time frame, within the jurisdiction that was filed. i don't, i think that i'm not following the chronology. and some time you are stating at the time of the renewal notice is when it was discovered or you waited for the renewal in order to appeal the renewal. and that was, when? march? >> it was in february of this year, i believe, we contacted the department and you know, the way that the dpw issues currently in such a way that often they have a time frame, and they are for a certain period of time whether it is for something like this or a street closure or anything and when it comes up for renewal and on its face you can actually take issue with that renewal. >> typically that will be the case but what dpw has stated in this enstance is

first, starting with the bird who really likes speed boxing. >> it looks like he is trying to box, toomake the same noises, because i have a beak and i can. >> this part makes me laugh, because apparently the owner has this bird to start kissing him. >> kisses are awesome from birds because they open up the beaks and stick out the gold tongue. >> all righty then. if that one didn't float your boat, this one definitely will. what did you see in the bathtub? >> a bear. >> c.a. had a heat wave last weekend and the furry critters have to be cool, and so this bathtub is used for cows nearby to belly up to cool off, and the black bear says, i want to dive in and have a bath. no salmon are running, but this will do. >> and does this taste like bear. >> and the dog is in there fresh and clean as a daisy. >>> celebrate the 4th with patriotic music video and firework fireworks. see it nex "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a swarm of bees high up in a tree, and so this brave dude will bring them down. he gets right under the limb, and watch what he does. >> no! >> no. >> the story behin

i'm here to speak to the at&t utility box issue. i'd like to speak specifically to the process and actually i want to refer to -- first to an article that was in the newspaper on july 20th, 2011, when the board took the 6 to 5 vote. at&t -- thanks. at&t at that time agreed to conduct robust community outreach and also said that if there were significant community opposition, they could do plans for specific sites. i'd like to point out that the process is not working that way. i was -- i found a notice on the utility pole in front of my house. when i returned from vacation announcing that at&t was planning to locate one of those boxes a few feet from my property line, and i had three days in which to object. i got a few members of my neighborhood to object and the next? step was at&t calling the meeting for those of us who did object we got e-mail notices saying they would be there tuesday, last thus at 10 o'clock. ~ i learned at that meeting this is how the so-called process works. they originally plan to locate a box at 24th and d

you just can't get in there and start boxing.t will transport them to a rival prison, the inmates are anxious to show off their talents. >> they have everything that is needed to win. >> derek rayborn has been waiting a long time to get in the ring. >> outlaw. fast hands, fast feet. he's going to be mighty hard to beat. with his speed and endurance the opponent is going to need life insurance. tell him what i say. >> they're going to need it. >> tell them what i say, son. what are we going to do tonight? >> we're going to smash something. >> what are we going to do tonight? >> we're going to smash something. >> there you heard it. live. >> smash something. >> from the hunt correctional center. >> i'm the outlaw. i'm going to bring it and bring it and bring the pain. >> i'm ready to beat somebody up. i mean, i ain't fight in a while so i'm ready to go fight now. >> anticipating his own fight, inmate curtis merrells is more reserved. >> the guy i'm supposed to fight, he's pretty good. he's been having the belt for like three, four

we just passed 5 million boxes sold. last year, we streamed over one billion hours of content. >> you provide a content medium. something that delivers content. a lot of analyst say this is something that could be easily copied. what makes you stand out? >> it is difficult to copy the experience. it is an operating system for tv . there is a whole ecosystem, just like around windows and android and ios. there is a roku ecosystem. we have over 800 channels of content, adding one or two new channels of day. the other category is declining. it used to be 16% of the market. now it is 10% of the market. the reason is simple. every day, your player gets better and other does not get better. we just added search as a new feature last christmas, where you can type in a movie or actor or director and it will show you all the channels where you can find that movie or actor or director. >> it seems a big part is hearing content. what is the trick to getting all these people on board who are going against each other? >> for the larg

white box truck. white box truck. >> the witness talked about two people in it. >> graphics will be available. we think it will help people prompt their memories. >> white vans were everywhere. there are white vans similar to the other white van. all of a sudden there were millions of white vans, and everybody would say did you see? i saw a white van. >> police say they're still looking for a white box truck. >> they've got a life of its own that it shouldn't have gotten. >> two men inside. >> unfortunately, it was the only game in town at that point. >> lost in the hysteria in the white box truck lead was an alert put out by d.c. police. after the last shooting of the previous day. october 3rd. >> homicide detectives were just inside the d.c. line, and had a description of a chevy caprice leaving the scene. it was not a big story. it was kind of buried in the news coverage. >> the white truck theory simply dominated the discussion, along with media experts that came forward with profiles of the snipe

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those two boxes, the black boxes, they are called black boxes, you but they are really orange.ly quickly exactly what happened and whether or not the aircraft contribute to the accident, a pilot caused the accident or a combination of the both. >> eric: doug, quickly, don't the planes land by themselves with all of this computerized equipment that they can softly touch down? or were they landing it themselves? >> absolutely. we don't know yet. but the triple 7 is one of the safest aircrafts in the world. hasn't had an accident in 20 years. to land this aircraft is extremely easy from a commercial pilot standpoint. so something had to terribly go wrong. they had to be hand flying the aircraft. something we don't know. but the investigators will know very quickly. >> eric: thank i. it is one crash at heathrow, they think from the engines, but this is the first fatality, crash with a fatality with the triple 7. we'll be right back. lots of options, huh? i can help you narrow it down. ok thanks. this one's smudge free. smudge-free. really? and this one beeps when you leave the door

and then finally from mta benita [speaker not understood] to talk about boxes. after this we'll be going to public comment. so, if you have not submitted a card and would like to speak in public comment you can fill out a blue card in the front. mr. velasquez. >> [speaker not understood]. traffic several controllers that we have at each of the 1200 signalized intersections in the city. sorry, i have the plan. the controllers are basically the brains of each of the intersections. each of the traffic signal heads and the pedestrian signal heads are wired directly down the pole under the sidewalk, under the street, and go back to the controllers. one controller per intersection. it is at this controller that the [speaker not understood] basically does the work that programs, diagnose problems of the controller. and you can see on the slide the size of the controller. there is also a schematic that shows what the inside looks like. we have a computer there. it's kind of dark, but on the bottom you'll see where the wires are coming out into the control room and back

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not a big box store that will drive a way the locals. i know you don't help a business that helped building the area for a hundred years. they promised to meet with me with our coexisting with our store being with the proposed location. i'm concerned that this is a beginning of a terrible relationship where big business trumps little business. i believe it will open the flood gates for big box retail. we want this to be main street san francisco. not main street u.s.a. >> next speaker? >> thank you president fong and commissioners, i'm raymond, manager of sur l.a. table for the last eight years. i hope you let us come to the table at union street. we offer a unique shopping experience in our stores. we have cooking demos, product testing before you buy. we do recommendations for staff and soeshths and associates and customers in our stores. we welcome all to our table from sur l.a. table to cook for the professional chef, homemaker, we are open to all. we welcome everyone and even though we are as one say we are a large company, we feel

the flight box, the data recorder, and also the voice box from the cockpit have been recovered and therman told us this morning they're en route tohñ washington, d.c. to lab for analysis. they're traveling with federal guards as well. we want to show you what happened as asiana airlines flight 214 came in for that landing at sfo yesterday. the bying 7 sav7 was cleared to land before 11:30 yesterday morning and passengers tell us as the plane touched down, the tail ripped off the back of the plane. a fire started. soon after, the plane came to a stop just to the left of the n runway and passengers scrambled to escape. and now, as national transportation safety board investigators address why the plane crashed, we're learning more about who the two victims are, but still this morning, there is conflicting information from the san mateo county coroner. he said one victim was just 16 years old. the other is an adult. but at a news conference this morning, the president of asiana airlines reportedly told the media one of the dead was born in 1996, the other in 1997, making both of those vic

>> lisa and her volunteers have created some 8,000 boxes.he boxes are then delivered to social workers across the bay area who in turn give them to mothers in need. >> this is from barbara. >> women lisa never sees but sometimes hears for. >> my husband lost a job as a janitor. >> the letters these often very young women send letting lisa know what they were able to do with the money they didn't have to use for clothes. >> i can't imagine that. to know that we're clothing these babies who were perhaps born into a world they did not choose, i think that's why it's so successful and makes people want to help. >> and if you do want to help, she says the three things everybody needs are volunteers, baby clothes and money money. >> we can help right here. you got boxes of baby clothes in the garage. >> you need some time to separate yourself. you look at the boxes and you're like, why do i still have these? >> and that's why she get os many. a lot of people like us who have the stuff. then you finally say i got to do something with these boxes. w

shuffles them up, back in the card box, and the card box goes in the shirt pocket. here it comes.losed box. still in his shirt. >> what was it? >> ace of clubs. >> wow. now, finally we get to see the magic behind all of these types of tricks. >> you're not supposed to reveal magic tricks because then the whole magic world is mad at you. >>> when they put the card in, all you have to do is take your left hand and manipulate the card to go right in between those fingers like that. >> when the card goes back into the deck, this is what it looks like and this is how easy to tell us identify the card. >> that is the eight of hearts we needs. >> when you hold the deck and look at the sides of the deck you can clearly see the card you marked. here is another key part of the trick. >> you peel the one card up, just like that. you're going to close the box. >> no. >> there is the card. >> i would rather not know. i would like to believe it is magic, that he was able to pull the card from the closed box. >> since you weren't paying attention it is still magic to you. >> the dream is not dea

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> explain if you would to the jury what that is for those of us who don't know. >> very much like boxing but

fire box red for the fire boxes. our brown for the pg and e poles. >> we are not painters we do our best. >> i'm assuming it has to do with gang activity. >> if it's territorial i mind. >> in case it's gang related and they are marking our territory i would like to paint it over. >> anything with numbers like x iv or x 13 west side mob and the bay view those are gang related. with gang related or profanity we will abait it as soon as possible. >> i consider it an art. there are circles of people that form around it whether or not they should ruin public property. >> this is art work i'm for it. unless it's on someone's property and they don't want it there. judge kids with silver paint expressing their ego needs doesn't belong on our property. >> graffiti is when you don't have permission to write anything on their property. >> eighth street is part of your regular rout? >> yes. >> everyday. >> eighth street. divisidero street. irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the p

because we're tired of painting those boxes. they threatened to sue our city when they tried to get them involved in the mural program. >> i think the one suggestion i might have for you is you start documenting the number of times that you're actually painting out there box and you start generating a bill along with a letter and send it to them. i think that's probably your best strategy so you can show the amount of cost that you're actually spending abating something that's theirs. and from that point then you have to have your policy makers or engage them. i mean, because that's pretty much -- >> [inaudible]. it's not unique. trust me, it's not unique. >> [speaker not understood]. >> all right, you have another one for us, another anonymous question. >> so, this is in regards to enforcement. do you take juvenile gang bangers to paint over gang graffiti? any law enforcement? >> we do. >> do you? >> [speaker not understood]. >> take the mic, walk it over. >> tagging is tagging. if you're set for work release or work service, c

that black box goes in there. bob? >> i am so outraged by this, i cannot believe it.act the cops can get into black box of your car, tsa can break into the trunk, government into the telephone line. what is this? this is not nazi germany in the 1930s. this is a country built on privacy and the right, sorry, excuse me. it is outrageous! you show me one thing about this that makes this country safer and the hell with the insurance company. they overcharge you anyway. >> can we -- there's another story came out, don't have a lot of time. i wanted to get to it. hope we have the graphics. the nsa, remember the fisa court that allows them to data mine, we talked about it on and on, that fisa court data mining permit ran out friday night. no one talked about it. guess what happened sunday? they reupped the go ahead to give them the opportunity -- >> until congress tells them differently, the nsa has an obligation to do so because they have been told to do it by congress, overseen by a judge. so if y'all want to do a lobbying thing, tell the nsa to stop and defund the nsa --

the voice pit recorder and black box arrived in washington d.c. both of those units were recovered overnight from the wreckage of the asiana flight that still sits on the runway this morning here at sfo. >> the head of the ntsb will be key to finding out certain key information about the plane's air speed and its altitude and number of other measurements just before the crash yesterday morning. overnight the flight recorders were pulled out of the wreckage. they got here about midnight or so, the chairman herself got a look at the boeing 777. and she went out to the crash site and saw where it all took place and the tail of the plane broke apart from the rest of the aircraft. the head of the ntsb, talked with her and asked her whether pilot error are to blame. they are talking about the plane coming in very low and short of the runway. she wouldn't comment specifically on pilot error and wouldn't say is if there are particular areas where investigators will focus in the investigation as they try to piece together the crash. i did talk to her about

air holes drilled in the box.officials say when they raided the clear lake property in may, they found more than 1300 marijuana plants, a serious stash of military grade weapons and sexual bondage gear. both the suspects are being held without bail. if convicted on these federal charges, they could face life in prison. >>> investigators today searching for a suspect in what appears to be a home invasion robbery in fremont. they say the suspect tried to force his way into a family's home about six last night with a gun and with pepper spray. now, a man did get inside that home, got into fights with the man inside the house. there shots ended up being fired two children were also inside that house. fortunately, they were able to escape along with the woman and that man. now, police say the gun was found inside the home. a perimeter was set up to find the suspect but police believe he left before they were in place. the suspect described as a hispanic man in his early 30s, bushy long ponytail, goatee, tattoos above b

this black box is in there. brother is in your new car and big brother is reporting on what you're doing and reporting it right to the insurance agency now not quite but the information is in there and the insurance companies can get to it unless we raise hell. what do you think about this? now, i could -- look, if i were on a debate team, i could make the argument that we should not be exceeding the speed limit. we should be wearing our seatbelt. here we go again. if you're doing nothing wrong you have nothing to worry about. right? at the same time this is -- this is big brother riding shotgun as peter says in your car. did you know about it? and what do you think about it? let's talk about it. 1-866-55-press on the "full court press" this tuesday morning. july 23rd. i swear i was wearing my seatbelt. no, you weren't, you lying sack of you know what. we've got the black box to prove it. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." on current tv. for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you

air holes drilled in the box. nbc station in sacramento spoke to locals in lake county who are not shocked about the marijuana grow. the other details, that's a different story. >> pot is one thing, but sexual abuse is very bad, obviously. that's absolutely wrong. >> they grow pot everywhere in lake county. >> the pot grow doesn't surprise you? >> no. it's ridiculous that they get away with doing it and especially that much. >> in this case the u.s. homeland security department helped break up this operation. officials say when they raided the clearlake property back in may they found more than 1,300 marijuana plants, a serious stash of military-grade weapons and also sexual bondage gear. if convicted on these federal charges, the two men could face life in prison. they are both being held without bail. word from the u.s. attorney's office is there could be more victims out there, so not just this 15-year-old girl. so federal agents continue their investigation. jon? >> nothing short of a disturbing story there, m

but it's another ring sport like boxing. with mai tai, you're allowed to punch, kick, knee, elbow, clench. you can hold and hit. >> is that, i guess, closer to what we might call kickboxing? >> yes. >> okay. and you competed in that? >> correct. >> for how many years? >> i don't know exactly. quite a few. >> okay. during that time, what else, what other training did you do, or how else did you involve yourself in this industry? >> i've been around weight training my whole life. my brother's a former mr. usa and national ranked bodybuilder and power lifter, so i just grew up in the gym. i have a fairly extensive background, you know, as far as the weight training and i also have a background with competiti competitive kettle bell lifting. >> have you ever assisted in other activities around the ring or for other fighters in it the ring? >> absolutely. >> what would that include? >> i've worked corners for both amateur and professional fighters for all different levels of competition. >> what is working the corner mean? >> whe