a, bradford, chelsea. >> good evening, everyone. even though the applicant is not here, and i recommend you continue this item to the next hearing, i thought it was important to put it on the agenda in case someone showed up for public comment, because the applicant did post a 30 day notice and after that found out he had some hurdles to go through at planning. that is what they are doing now. hopefully, they will be back. if not this month, then the first meeting of july. president newlin: ok. commissioners? did anyone come here this evening to comment on the permit application? no. okay. do we need a motion to continue this? >> i would like to move that we continue it. vice chair joseph: second. >> same house and called? -- same house, same call? but now we have a new commissioner, actually. [laughter] commissioner perez: aye. president newlin: item b, chow, shun, broadway billiards and pool tables. >> this is an application for a permit for billiards, for 12 tables at this establishment. you will find the conditions from the poli

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something that i'm definitely going to be trying to see the movie is called called the arbor set in bradford in northern england should be something brilliant to see there but also you know the movie did i really want to check out is the angels of evil or the tally in movie about gangsters in the seventy's and the like a gangster movie who gets the big prize now if i was a betting man i would be looking towards american translation french movie. a. classic romance tale of young love with a bit of a twist when it turns out that one of those young lovers has a tendency to kill people very gritty drama supposed to be a little bit raunchy as well so that's really my tips to win it but i don't get to make those decisions there is a panel of of really the people that know what they're talking about the judges here now they're headed up by geraldine chaplin now if you might have guessed from that last name she does know a thing or two about the movie business she's the daughter of the great charlie chaplin so i'm sure she knows a thing or two about a thing or two when it comes to picking good films

carl bradford pleaded guilty in december for stealing the electronic tabulator which an nbc bay area news crew found lying on a sidewalk in the tender loin. election officials believe he stole it after the memory card and balance were collected. they say the incident did not affect any ballot results. >>> this morning, a two-alarm house fire in the east bay leaves one person dead and another in the hospital. fire officials say an elderly woman died and a man is hurt. this happened in el cerrito last night. emergency crews responded to the single family home at moeser lane and king drive. the man tried to get his mother out of the home but she died in the fire. the man was taken to a hospital and the extent of his injuries, though is not known. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> 5:04. this morning we're following developing news from the south bay where the city of san jose will make a major cut to its police department. today in the bay's christie smith is live in san jose where dozens of police officers are about to turn in their guns and badges for pink slips. a tou

carl bradford pleaded guilty in december for stealing the electronic tabulator which an nbc bay area news crew found lying on a sidewalk in the tenderloin. election officials believe he stole it after the memory card and balance were collected. they also say the incident did not affect any ballot results. >>> a peninsula lawmaker wants to give same-sex couples the right to share a key benefit straight couples have. representative jackie spear introduced a bill last week which would provide cobra health care benefits regardless of sexual orientation. cobra is an extension of employer provided health care which is good for up to 2 -- 36 months after quitting or being fired. it can be shared with a legal spouse or dependent. the bill is likely to face stiff gop opposition, though, because it would increase the cost of benefits for employers. a similar bill by senator barbara boxer is making its way in the u.s. senate. >>> 6:08. get ready for a heat wave. meteorologist christina loren joins us with a look. >> that summer sciizzle is on already. we're going to warm up about 10 degrees fro

host: bradford, frank on the republican line. caller: i am disappointed republican. i am a capitalist. we need an industrial policy. how can business grow? the jobs are overseas. american companies are not going to pay the health care. we must get health scare off the back of industry. i don't care if you turn it over to charity. we need jobs in this country. republicans do not have an industrial policy. host: when you referred to an industrial policy, what's are you referring to? caller: i am referring to the fact -- i can remember when the veterans administration employed 200,000 people in this country. those jobs left. they're not coming back. if they brought 20,000 jobs back, the cost of health care would bankrupt them. this has to change. maybe obamacare is not bad. it has to be public. guest: the republicans do have a policy. if we're going to get the economy going again, if we are going to let innovators and entrepreneurs outside washington make the decisions and clean them up with less regulation and lower taxes and lower requirements out of washington. that'

a special congratulations goes to the four winning students, emily haas, justin byrum and eli bradford. of course these accomplishments were facilitated by the pro start teacher, leean williams, and pro start mentors, troy and sandy byrum of troy's restaurant in boone. david grunewaller, a golden c -- corral, who sponsored the team, paul m. stone, melissa barkley who ran the statewide program also deserve congratulations for supporting this successful program that is already producing talented and enthusiastic north carolina students. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from organize job, mr. defazio, for five minutes. mr. defazio: today, every american who fills up their gas tank is going to pay an extra 70 cents, 70 cents per gallon as a tribute to speculators on wall street. that's right. 70 cents a gallon is due to hedge fund speculation derivatives and commodity speculation on wall street. didn't used to be this way. before enron we prohibited this sort of speculation on wall street. there was a special law passed for enron, enron bankrupt,