long, the city that is becoming a tech hub, looking to ban those cafeterias. >>> sentence for sexual assault, leading bay area judges recall, and brock turner's lawyers argue that his conviction should be overturned. hear why coming up. >>> what i view as an incredibly important meeting between president trump and president putin.>> administration officials wrap up meetings with australian officials, some of the major topics of discussion, including global security. >>> significant heat out west, we talked about it last night, it impacts the yosemite fires, and the central valley, and if you are traveling that way, and all the details. >>> secretary of state mike mampis just wrapped up in annual summit between the u.s. and australia discussing global security. officials spoke on several key issues, while some critics of president trump gathered outside.>> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo calling australia one of america's friends and strongest allies. speaking alongside james mattis, and their australian counterparts at stanford.>> we have established a close working relation

so companies like twitter that already have a cafeteria can keep it.a nearby restaurant says some companies like square have helped out by closing their cafeterias every other friday.... we saw our business increase significantly every other friday because they don't have that option to stay open stan so we're hoping that the leaders of these tech companies can actually take a step back and see that their brick vision is progressive but they need to adjust that vision now to keep up with how san francisco's operatingthis isn't an only in san francisco solution...mountain view recently tweaked their laws to keep facebook from opening up an inhouse cafeteria at it's campus opening this fall. i'll have more on that part of the story coming up at 6p. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( robin )for your health this morning... mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus in santa clara county. here are the zip codes where the mosquitoes have been confirmed to have the virus. they are 94085 ... 95051... and 95054. that includes parts of sunnyvale and santa clar

this is about starting a conversation with the existing cafeterias. it is a perspective bit of legislation. >> does this affect every facility in the city? i guess i am thinking if a new school or hospital opens up in san francisco -- >> this is a planning code amendment the references section 450 1h. this is all the space that have in-house cafeteria space. >> one of the other questions is how much consulting did you do? this could obviously impact a lot of the technology companies, how much do you do to reach offer input? >> we spoke to a lot of the business owners, small businesses, folks that have been a part of the conversation. they talk about this being a desire that they had. we are happy to sit down and talk with anyone in any industry that might be impacted going forward. this is not targeted toward any one industry, but how san francisco can be a much more vibrant and healthy place to live. >> when will this be voted on? >> it was just introduced today, it will fit for 30 days and then go to a committee. it is probably not going to come up

i'm a big fan of employee cafeterias.e city, we used to go to the state building cafeteria, and i tell you, it was going on. they expanded it for its other government workers, and that's a great thing, but this is not open. it's not a place of great traffic for folks coming in and out, and that's what we want for this space. i'm wondering if we deny this conditional use, and we leave it as such, we will still have the same problem that miss hester has brought up. so i'm wondering what are the commission's thoughts about that issue. >> president hillis: that's a good question. could we ask mr. perry. could a cafe -- could a restaurant -- >> sure. so it could be -- if the conditional use were denied today, the space would revert to the last legal use for the building, which would be a retail financial service. but within the c-3, there are certainly a host of other retail sales and service uses that could go in that space. a retail notice is not required. it would be an over the counter permit to change of limits use to a r

. >> it's a workplace parked under fire, why these supervisors are taking aim at company cafeterias. >>> a mega millions drawing worse more than $500 million, late were data -- worth more than $550 million, we have latebreaking data that ticket was sold in the bay area that won. >>> a bike rider was hit and killed and chp is leading the investigation. the incident was reported about 7:30 pm on san pablo avenue in crockett. officers say they found the bike rider lying on the street and he was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities are looking for the driver of a blue pickup truck that authorities -- witnesses spotted writing away -- racing away from the scene. >>> a soldier who went awol from the base in southern monterey county today -- last week was taken into custody today. he was traced to castle rock state park in the santa cruz mountains and chp stopped the humvee along highway 92 above half moon bay just before 6 pm. sky fox was overhead shortly after the soldier was detained and the chp says military police came to take him into custody after he apparently stole the humvee

the san francisco examiner looks at how hi tech workers dining in workplace cafeterias may soon face harsh reality — going outside. legislation is expected to ban on—site workplace cafeterias in an effort to promote and support local restaurants. and finally buzzfeed news website. and the beautiful choir that sang at the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle has landed itself a record deal. the kingdom choir wowed the congregation with their rendition of stand by me. with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. good to have you with us. the joint front pages of the figaro and irish times, when you see the images it gives you a real sense of how devastating and how far is x of these fires increase being felt. —— effects. 25 victims huddling together as they were found, victims sitting in their cars as these enormous fire was the hit people. the pictures are really tell the story this morning. already a massive international relief effort going on, having literally seen hell on earth, the weight to say it, it looks to be obliterated by

. >>> san francisco cooking up a controversy over company cafeterias, why some say that perk is hurting the cities restaurant business. >> for us it has been challenging, because there is a little bit of a vacuum with a traffic. >>> breaking news, live pictures right now over san mateo county, military humvee has just been spotted. >>> breaking news, it appears a soldier who went awol from monterey county has been found in san mateo county, he left fort hunter, and according to the register newspaper, he was traced by cell phone records to castle rock state park, in the santa cruz mountains, chp stopped along highway 92 near half moon bay, the soldier was reportedly upset about a recent emotion. >>> a controversy in san francisco, a new push to ban cafis and office spaces, joining us with more, eliana? >> reporter: he's big corporate companies, the tech startups decided they were coming to san francisco, became with business models that included a big local boost for these businesses. they went ahead and built these in-house cafeterias for the employees, but it kind of took away the bus

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free meals served at on site cafeterias. (grant) kron4's maureen kelly explains that the move is an attempt to boost business at local restaurants. while the so called twitter tax break brought lots tech companies and workers south of market..but that boom local eateries....according to the head of the golden gate restaurant association.....si nce many of those companies opened up in house cafeterias offering free food to their workers.you can't compete with freenow san francisco supervisors asha safai and aaron peskin are introducing legislation encourage employees got outside to get their meals......proposing to change the zoning laws to prohibit new busineses from opening in house cafeteria's. within the last 5 to 6 years they're already 51 of these existing internal cafeterias restaurants that are not open to the public, that are only designed to feed their employees, often times breakfast lunch and dinner and the idea is if you're doing that how are you contributing and being a good neighborthis isn't an only in san fra

banning free cafeterias from the workplace .. that's a new proposal being considered in one bay area city. plus. we look into the background of bart stabbing suspect john cowell... what neighbors are saying about his troubled past. and next. what the d-m-v is doing to try and alleviate the burden of long lines at its offices. (pam) the long lines may not disappear... but the hope is to shorten the time you spend at the office.(grant) that's the word from the that's the word from the california department of motor vehicles. the d-m-v recently rolled out a new online option for customers to complete their driver license application before coming in. kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) by noon... on another hot day in the east bay... there was still a line outside the walnut creek office of the d-m-v...molly anu better -- it's worse." molly morgan dropped in to help her daughter krystal pick-up a driver license.appoin because the next one available was more than a mo but they did use the new online system launched by the

some think it's because many companies offer a free lunch for employees in a cafeteria. some san francisco supervisors want that to stop. they are trying to put a new law in place to ban workplace cafeterias and they think they have the right to do it through zoning laws and public health codes. they want to prohibit in-house cafeterias in new office buildings and tech campuses. >> and this is the beginning of a conversation. we think it's the appropriate conversation to have now. and we absolutely have that authorization. >> free food is wonderful amenity and it's great for companies who can afford it but it doesn't anything to extend the community around it. >> if the ban comes into place, it would not affect existing workplace cafeterias >>> if the winner of the plage got the ticket at ernie's in san jose. they won more than $500 million. >> a mass evacuation is under way at yosemite national park as smoke fills the valley. we have the latest from the ferguson fire coming up. now at six: under evacuation. as a wildfire near yosemite national park rages out of control.

the owner of a nearby restaurant says some square have helped out by closing their cafeterias every other friday.... we saw our business increase significantly every other friday because they don't have that option to stay open stan so we're hoping that the leaders of these tech companies can actually take a step back and see that their brick vision is progressive but they need to adjust that vision now to keep up with how san francisco's operatingthis isn't an only in san francisco solution...mountain view recently tweaked their laws to keep facebook from opening up an inhouse cafeteria at it's campus opening this fall. i'll have more on that part of the story coming up at 6p. maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant)starting in 2020 when you eat out in san francisco it may look a little different. san francisco supervisors have unanimously approved a ban stic straws and next week. the alleso makes napkins and sils with takeout or delivery available only on request unless there is a self-serve station. food and drink vendors in san francisco must use carryout containers and food wrappers that ar

he also worked at a large tech company with a cafeteria of free food. >> the workers in that cafi, ink and it -- benefit tremendously from having those jobs. there are a lot of ways to think about the issue. it is complex. >> this would only apply to new companies, it would not affect existing ones with big cafeterias like twitter, google, and levi. reporting live, mary lee, kpix 5. >>> environmental groups are continuing their fight to access a pristine beach in santa barbara county. it is a story we have highlighted here on kpix 5. coastal advocates say that they have asked a court to invalidate a settlement between the wealthy beach community of hollister ranch and the state coastal commission. the current settlement, strictly limits access to the three-quarter mile stretch of beach to tours and people who can access it by water. >>> we have microclimates here in the bay area. 64 degrees for a high in san francisco, 96 in concorde. that is 32 degrees, you would have to go up 31 more degrees to get to death valley today. 127 for a high in death valley. that makes it 96 in concorde

central soma and millions more citywide there's going to be a push for and desire to be on site cafeterias where employees are fed, often times, breakfast, lunch and dinner. as someone a city planner by training, i think about this what are the key ingredients that make up a healthy city? i think small businesses, restaurants, cafes, locally-owned businesses are an important ingredient into making a city healthy. we decided in drafting this legislation there are over 50 businesses in our city that have on-site cafeterias. what that means, they are not open to the public. they are talked about as a perq as a benefit to their employees. those employees then, in my mind, remain more insular, they get there, stay inside, eat and go home. what we are thinking in proposing this legislation, how can we be a more vibrant healthy city, how can we get people out of their office environment and encourage them to support and participate in what makes san francisco a healthy community? so we are proposing, this is a prospective piece of legislation, this would be an outright ban on these types of cafet

the san francisco examiner looks at how hi tech workers dining in workplace cafeterias may soon facexpected to ban on—site workplace cafeterias in an effort to promote and support local restaurants. and finally buzzfeed news website. and the beautiful choir that sang at the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle has landed itself a record deal. the kingdom choir wowed the congregation with their rendition of stand by me. with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group.

free meals served at on site cafeterias. kron4's maureen kelly explains that the move is an attempt to boost business at local restaurants. while the so called twitter tax break brought lots tech companies and workers south of market..but that boom equalled empty tables for local eateries....according to the head of the golden gate restaurant association.....si nce many of those companies opened up in house cafeterias offering free food to their workers.you can't compete with freenow san francisco supervisors asha safai and aaron peskin are introducing legislation encourage employees got outside to get their meals......proposing to change the zoning laws to prohibit new busineses from opening in house cafeteria's. within the last 5 to 6 years they're already 51 of these existing internal cafeterias restaurants that are not open to the public, that are only designed to feed their employees, often times breakfast lunch and dinner and the idea is if you're doing that how are you contributing and being a good neighborthis isn't

now san francisco leaders say at least 51 companies have in-house cafeterias. supervisors asha siafa new zoning codes and nudge workers into the community. >> this is about getting them out. this is about adding to vibrancy and the exchange that happens in any great city. and supporting those local small businesses. >> the late mayor ed lee hoped to revitalize the mid market area when he proposed a tax break for high-tech companies like twitter. it would at retail and restaurant establishments, but actually, because of the cafeteria phenomenon, the opposite happened. >> ryan says he dines out for some meals. >> i don't know if i would give up all my free food. but i think generally trying to incentivize workers to eat at local restaurants is a good thing. >> the legislation would not affect current businesses, but the head of the golden gate restaurant association hopes to start a conversation. >> free food is wonderful amenity and it's great for those companies who can afford it, but it doesn't do anything to extend the community around it. >> the proposal now

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we're asking companies that have internal cafeterias to say we want your employees to get out of the office, we want you to support our small businesses, we want you to interact and add to the cultural vibrancy of our city. >> reporter: the proposal is ilassociation. >> you can't compete with free. offices with cafeterias are great in suburban communities where you don't have access to amenities and employees have to drive far distances. that cannot be said to be true for san francisco. >> reporter: but many high tech employees disagree. >> i think it's got its heart in the right place but i don't think it will achieve the desired result. >> reporter: laura sanbol, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, when we kansan fran to officially outlaw last milk straws. >>> and appealing his conviction. the reason brock turner says his sexual assault verdict should be overturned. >>> heat advisories across much of california. i'll show you where the bay area will reach close to 100 degrees. my forecast, coming up in about six minutes. an amber alert susp arrest. but the girl he )s accused of kidna

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at least 51 companies have in-house cafeterias. lawmakers say the practice is hurting local restaurants and that is why supervisors asha and erin want to amend zoning codes to prohibit new businesses from offering the perk and encourage workers to dine in the city. >> this is about getting them out, this is about adding to the vibrancy and exchange that happens in any great city, and supporting those local small businesses. >> i don't know if i would give up all my free food but trying to incentivize workers to eat at local restaurant is a good thing. >> the proposed legislation would ban cafeterias and new businesses, not those already established in the city. >> it's nice to take a walk outside sometimes and go grab a bite to eat. >> that's one of the perks. >>> new at 6:00, the just announced plan that will increase muni services in neighborhoods in need of transportation options. >> don't be afraid to drink up. why experts say it's safe to co >>> 5:54. a study found traces of radioactive particles in napa wines. but despite tha

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. >>> some lawmakers want to ban business from having free employ decree cafeterias. they say it's hurting local restaurants. carolyn tile her has the story. >> reporter: thousands of high-tech worker are within walking distance of the perennial restaurant. >> it's hard to compete with good and free. >> free food is on the menu inside companies like twitter. >> it's like -- it's not just lunch. it's, you know, every meal, snacks and drinks. >> back in the 1990s we reported on what was then a new recruiting tool. first. now san francisco leader say at least 51 companies have in-house in-house -- >> now they want to prohibit new businesses from -- >> this about getting them out, about adding to the vibrancy and the exchange that happens in any great city and supporting the local small businesses. >> ed lee hoped to revitalize the mid market area where he proposed a tax break. >> it had increase patronage, but actually kaust cafeteria phenomenon, the opposite hat. ryan says he dines out for some peels. >> i think generally trying to incentivize eating at local restaurant

some still worry how people who work for a company cafeteria will be affected on those dining out days. >>> two families are suing several companies involved in a housing development. it is claimed the builder, the land owner, and the company hired to clean up the land did not inform buyers about claims that they faked soil samples on the property. attorneys say that all three companies are responsible for the loss of value in homes built there. it also says the companies are responsible for health issues caused by contaminated soil. the company denies there are problems. >>> one of the cofounders of the black panther party has died. elbert howard was one of six people back in 1966 who founded the party in oakland. his nickname was 'big man'. he served as the editor of the newspaper and went to europe to set up chapters over there. his wife says he battled long illnesses. he died monday in santa rosa. elbert howard was 80 years old. >>> we have new information surrounding the search for missing student. coming up, why the fbi now says she may have been held against her will. >>> the 49

there are 51 such employee cafeterias in san francisco.nning in house cafeterias said we don't want employees biking and driving to their office, staying there all day and going home. this is about getting people out of their office. if the law is applied, it will deal with new companies. mountain view, california barred facebook for subsidizing on-site meals. says one owner of a restaurant, it's hard to compete with free. maria: so what? companies are allowed to offer employees whatever they want. this is basically to me big government telling companies how to do their business. gerri: or just mouthy small government. it's a board of supervisors here. maria: local city supervisors telling technology companies how to pay their employees. that's a perk that companies have a right to give. >> what about the food service companies? most of them are outsourcing. so you have major food service companies that are going to be losing contracts and it makes no sense. another thing, why don't they charge them a quarter, come eat a full meal, a quart

some people worry about the impact it will have on people employed by company cafeteria on dining outs. >>> water storage products throughout california in line for a long awaited funding boost. the california water commission voted yesterday to award 2.5 $2.5 billion to pay for new state water projects including four new dams. the funding comes from proposition one. two of the projects in the bay area, a new dam at the chico pass and raising the height of the dam in eastern contra costa county. >>> our time is now 6:41 there's a focus on increasing social media security before the midterm elections. coming up at 6:00, what facebook is doing to try and prevent foreign countries from messing with the political campaigns. >>> 49ers training camp started today. more on the the lofty expectations surrounding the team. >>> good morning, you can see traffic is moving along okay if you're driving on commutes like the east shore. but just down the road, there's a little bit of slowing. i'll tell you more about that, when we come back. >>> these new charges come from an incident at the safeway

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just supporting us versus supporting their own internal cafeteria. >> reporter: we asked facebook what the company thought about the law and giving up a long, cherished perk among high-tech companies. facebook did not answer the questions but did issue this statement saying, this new space, with its proximity to our headquarters in menlo park, will support part of our growing workforce. facebook can still have a cafeteria when it moves in here in the fall, but it can't subsidize the food more than 50%. and the city council may consider extending this law to other parts of mountain view including near google. reporting live in mountain view, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, thank you, marianne. well, the bay area's once again the backdrop for a critical international meeting. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was here to host a foreign dignitary. that meeting overshadowed by president trump and some of his tweets. scott budman joins us where the meeting is being held. plenty of protesters out there, too, today. >> reporter: there were, jessica. the barricades still up outs

francisco supervisors to introduce legislation that would ban new companies from having internal cafeterias. of course many high tech firms and others provide free meals to employees as a work perk but restaurants near those companies aren't seeing so much business. >> you can't compete with free. free food is a wonderful amenity but doesn't do anything to extend the community around it. >> several companies have given employees a voucher to use certain days of the month. workers then go out and have lunch at a nearby restaurant with that voucher. however, some people worry about the impact that will have on people who are employed by company cafeterias on those dining out days. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, big news for broadway plans. the plan to turn one of the biggest stage productions into a movie. >> speaking of big voices and big personalities, she spent 25 years on one of san francisco's most famous stages. up next, we're live with tammy nelson, the star of beach blanket babylon. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecti

facebook can have a cafeteria when it moves in this fall. it cannot compete with. >> it will allow people to come tourupporting their ownn the ordnance which the city might expand to include other parts. >>> well, right now 4:56 for you. a look at what we can expect. you say it's not summer day. >> yeah. it will be hot in spots like walnut creek as we check out temperatures. starting out in the mid-60s. at looets it starts out cool. we'll be in the upper 80s later today. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up. >>> and we know what's ahead here. the cash lanes all back to the beginning of the parking lot. a good amount of traffic. coming up. >>> people are worried about a new fast food place. song title or cd# & cut#: composer/library/artist: publisher/record label: length: cue use code : cue use codes: vv on camera visual vocal vi on camera visual instrumental vd on camera visual dance bv off camera background vocal bi off camera background instrumental a live look outside in san a live look outside in san rafael go

more than 50 san francisco companies have in house cafeterias and some lawmakers say the practice isurting local restaurants. that's why supervisors asha and aaron want to amend zoning codes and keep new businesses from offering the perk and encouraging workers to dine out. >> this is about getting them out, this is about adding to the vibrancy and exchange that happens in any great city and supporting the local small businesses. >> i don't know if i would give up all my free food but trying to incentivize workers to eat at local restaurants is a good thing. >> it would ban cafeterias at new businesses but not those established in the city. >>> plastic straws and containers may be gone at restaurants and bars in san francisco. the board of supervisors has approved an ordinance banning businesses from providing plastic items including straws, stirrers and toothpicks. in addition, commerce weiss have to ask for things like packets and napkins. the measure faces a second vote next week and needs the mayor signature and then the ban would take effect next july. opponents say some disable

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he had forgotten he would not be a in the cafeteria of the federal courthouse and he had to tell his client, tomorrow, you bring the bony fountains and i will bring the case to he could not even eat in the cafeteria and yet this import -- extraordinary person had a vision for how he could end segregation in the country. he along with other lawyers and the many people who supported , average people willing to stand up for what they believe in, they actually did it. what they did made this possible. made it possible for people who look i can need stay in hotels in downtown these the that they would not be able to stay and. 65 or 70 years ago was a time when you could not even try on clothes and some downtown stores as an african-american person. do we understand what that means that we are that young as a democracy? 65 years ago, it would not possible. so i believe we have to remain hopeful. basis, it pales in comparison to what those lawyers had to deal with. i was in alabama when there was a lynching museum just a few months ago and i was on the -- i share it with all of you appear.

i think the the media pressure on the pirates and on the cafeteria was. too important. not to not to to react this police operation comes just one day after we reported on the situation r.t. . i'm on the road that skirts around port palace in the paris as you can see the slum that's emerged here is brimming with rubbish it's also infested with rats but more worryingly this has become a home sport for crack addicts and the issue isn't so severe now that locals have this crack hill a little fun. up the road it's not long before we come across people who appear to be smoking crack in broad daylight others showing signs of being high often known as the poor man's drug crack is a derivative of cocaine mixed with baking soda or a mania it's the most addictive form of the drug your visual i've seen people come here and after six months they look like the walking dead they've lost fifteen kilos it's really help for everyone else she share in the g.m. has lived here for twelve years he says that while port delish apparel has had a history of drug problems it's now spiraled out o

he couldn't even eat in the cafeteria and then to and segregation those who supported the work and theyossible that they would not be able to stay in you could not even try on close as an african-american in the downtown stores. we are just that young is a democracy 55 years ago is not possible. [applause] because whatever we are dealing with on a daily basis hails in comparison to what marshall had to deal with. i was in just a few months ago and i share it with all of you she said why do we call ourselves the resistance? they are resisting. [applause] let's remember we have the power. >> it allows for the action at this moment in my -- in time for all of us to reject that we have to be hopeful as civil rights advocate because it isn't enough it has to be through action and organizing to build that hope into our future but ability justice thurgood marshall had way his whole entire life he was disruptive and people thought he was uncivil. with the schoolbooks and history we have to remember that they were deeply uncomfortable. the new to speak truth to power the entire segment that were

even eating at the cafeteria like here at the german publishing house was almost a psychedelic experience. she today it's hard to imagine enjoying your lunch with something like this hanging overhead. though it's decorum are brought up on top like these plastic chairs are now in design classics. then in one nine hundred seventy one the release of the film a clockwork orange pushed the limits even further and not just in terms of design. rights right. by the late one nine hundred seventy s. orange had been transformed into dogma westerners seeking the meaning of life flocked by the thousands to the point to us from india their guru rajneesh attracted followers with a mix of free love tantra and group therapy though eventually this collector's insanity did come to an end. so too does the hour of orange and bell. adam's love and peace had gone mainstream and become a commodity there was just one thing left to do. i know toughness and darkness ruled supreme the early one nine hundred eighty s. were a bleak time in germany black was the new warning which the harsh realities of life had caught

roba prácticamente de sus manos la computadora de un hombre, que estaba sentado en el patio de una cafeteríahabía hecho, las autoridades le recomienda tener cuidado con su laptop. se llevaron los presidente de san francisco al encontrar una bolsa con 20 libras, las autoridades identificaron esto en la ciudad y se desconoce su origen. >>> en una semana millones de personas incluido niños, no tendrán un lugar seguro donde dormir. >>>, nos cuenta andrés, la ciudad de berklee les ordenó desalojar el estacionamiento donde tiene sus casas hogares. >>> los niños en el estacionamiento en berklee juegan inocentemente, frente a un paisaje que les inspira paz, pero que no tienen los adultos de acá porque el próximo domingo, tienen que desalojar el lugar . >>> para gente como kimberly significa regresar a las calles donde la policía ha votado en varias ocasiones. >>> dice que llevaba en el estacionamiento dos semanas, luego que la votaron de otro. asegura sentirse nerviosa porque la ciudad alega que no les está ofreciendo solución. >>> hoy esperaban recibir una buena noticia por parteautodade pidieron p

. >> reporter: city council passed rules restricting the practice of employee cafeterias at the village of san antonio project. no food service on a daily basis. >> the company could do a 50% subsidy, but the idea is that that would be for them to go out and eat or patronize the businesses. >> reporter: nearby restaurant managers are pleased. >> is very good. >> reporter: sajj is within walking distance of facebook's office expected to hold 2,000 employees. >> it is easy for everyone, maybe what, 10 minutes about? 10 minutes? >> reporter: facebook declined to comment on the free lunch issue. the company did sign the lease knowing that the rule was already in place. i should mention linkedin was the original company to open offices here. when they pulled out, facebook signed the lease. this rule is for tech companies in general and not specifically aimed at facebook. abc7 news. >> thanks so much. >>> now, what does a free lunch mean to you? we want to know what you think. go to abcnews.com/vote and weigh in. we will keep the voting open through the 6:00 p.m. hour. >>> the santa clara cou