funston on clement.viously, three additional eating and drinking establishments were allowed by ordinance through the conditional use permit process and i'll have to ask ron miguel to explain how these things came about with different zoning processes because they don't make much sense to me in 2011 but maybe they did in 1980. vice president miguel: it was pre-formula retail. supervisor mar: that's right. two of three of these are in place and as anne marie said and recommended, the third one should be allowed by right and the 30% threshold should be removed. this results in allowing all eating and drinking establishments additional to the one more that will be allowed by right would be approved through the conditional use process so it's creating much more flexibility there. the next amendment, we'd like to modify the outer clement neighborhood commercial district and that's that clement street from 19th avenue to 27th avenue where i think there's hard knocks and some great restaurants out there. so tha

and it's all about sex right now. >> days later, our crew caught up with clement.told us the real story. >> hi. well, the other day you came and asked me how i was doing. that was just a big, old, fat lie. a big, old, fat lie. i was a big, old, fat liar. what happened was -- i had sex with my cellie. and i come out here every night and tell angel, oh, nothing's going on. i'm lying. i don't know how i feel about that. i -- it's wrong because i'm seeing somebody else. and i don't know. >> everything's going good between me and wicked. we're sleeping together, like i said. i hope everything ends a good way. i'm very happy that everything is going well with us. and i hope it continues being that way. >> he's 23 years old. and he's not going to take it well because, you know, he's kind of like -- he's into me. >> everything supposedly is going to good. and i'm going to keep it that way because i don't want to go somewhere es. >> i guess we're living one big, fat lie. we're just liars here. and i don't know. it's hard to have a relationship that's not going to be in my c

clement, and -- outer clement, and geary. it will allow eating and drinking uses as principally permitted uses if the total street frontage dedicated to such use does not exceed 30% and as conditionally permitted uses if the total street frontage dedicated to such use exceed 30%. remove the prohibition on large fast-food restaurants and prohibit formula retail pet supply stores and formula retell eating and drinking establishments in the subdistricts. many video stores a principally permited use on the ground floor. permit a how -- height increase of 5 feet to permit tall brown- floor ceilings in the zoning district. make an environmental finding. presentation today by joseph smooke, legislative aide to supervisor eric mar. president o'brien: welcome. >> good evening. joseph smooke, legislative aide to supervisor mar. a have been working on this legislation. my colleague was working on this for a number of months. i am picking it up from her to present to you tonight. , do lovage is here as well in the audience. -- tom radoul

in the outer clement district. establishments are currently prohibited in the outer clement, the concentration levels are unknown.֎@ however, it would allow them by c.u., that would be allow a loosening of the controls and it would allow you to use your discretion. regarding the proposal to allow a five-foot height bonus for active ground floor uses, the sequoia analysis of this portion of the proposalxd is still under public comment. as noted in the report, this portion of the ordinance requires a g.r.e. whereas the rest of the ordinance has been reviewed and approved. the public comment period would allow this commission to consider the active use ground floor bonus on or after july 28. due to the ceqa needs of this portion of the ordinance, no approval action can be taken on this portion today. therefore, staff needs to alter the resolution before you so that the five had the foot height bonus for the geary s.u.d. is removed from whatever recommendation you would later make. the department believes that the pro

and i got the inner and outer clement districts. there would be committed -- permitted. the supervisor, did it this request, as he felt it was still a relaxation of the restaurant controls, and that is what he was seeking to you recommended to remove the prohibition on formula retell pet supply stores. although supervisor mar did not remove this, there is discussion about this control at the land use committee and full board. after discussion, the board approved the ordinance on the first reading. the budget was unanimously passed this week on final reading, and the mayor joined the board for assigning it into law. we are excited about that. and there were a couple of items that we discussed before, so i will not go over the mighty delaware, but i will let you know that they're finally approved on second reading. supervisor campos'legislation concerning vintage size and our own general plan amendment making minor tweaks to the community's 50 element. two new items were introduced this week. they're both hearing requests. the first is a hearing request by supervisor wiene

now, to jim clemente, former fbi profiler.ve someone on trial like this and they don't testify, and you are watching their behavior, what is this going to say to you about guilt or innocence if anything? >> well, the one thing we can say for sure is that the jury is not allowed to draw an inference from that, but anything can happen. it is certainly leaves them with a gap in something they were promised in the opening statement. >> what do you mean? it leaves them with a gap? what does that do for the jury? >> well, they are going to ask these questions. why didn't she take the stand and to explain what happened? why couldn't she tell us about the truth of what her father did or didn't do and why she went out partying for a month after her daughter died. they will ask those questions. >> standby to the panel, because we will continue the talk about this, because investigators found searches for chloroform on the anthony's home computer and prosecutors point the finger at casey and later in her defense, her mother says she also

jim clemente who serves as an adviser to "criminal minds."z-mitchell, host of jane velez-mitchell, and jim p erktremeau, reporter in atlanta. is it obvious that she's helping to daughter, and did she do so in the process of her testimony? >> i think in my opinion, her computer testimony is a desperate attempt to try to save her daughter's life. unfortunately, she was shut down with the facts. she could not have been at home making the surfaces when the surfaces were made. it's a real bonus for the prosecution because if cindy anthony, somebody would go to that length to actually lie about making the computer searches, if she actually knew that her husband george was a cheater and a child molesser, she would have been screaming on that stand, she would have swore up and down about it. she didn't do that because it's not true. >> jane i have to ask you because i'm sure other people had interactions with themering but you had a close interaction with cindy and i believe other members of the family on an elevator, and you drew your own assessment

clerk calvillo: item number 40, dealing with the inner clement, outer clement, and geary neighborhood commercial controls. president chiu: supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i want to thank some from my office to have a lot of time in gauging many different community forces on this one but especially the work of the planning department -- from my office who have spent a lot of time engaging many different community forces. there has a lot gone in from the small-business community, especially the small-business commissioners and staff, and i wanted to thank them tremendously for their work on this issue, and also the planning commissioners, as well. this legislation has the principal and altman objective in supporting the district, especially those that are locally owned and to encourage economic activity there, especially in the greater respect -- the greater geary corridor. this is the diversity of the businesses. it utilizes the legislative process, our powers to update controls or modernize emperor in a way that leads to greater opportunity for all of our small businesses. it also enc

[no audio] walgreens sells food now and i think of some of the smaller businesses on clement that sell, mom and pops, i wonder how they would be affected negatively by the [no audio]. if we're going to consider these types of probations, let's look at the picture. we have had a lot of discussions --it also takes disy from the planning commission. it was -- sometimes to get approved and sometimes they do not. we have to keep that process intact. >> president olague: commissioner sugaya? >> commissioner sugaya: i get the sense the commission would like to have something that addresses -- i do not know if i am saying this right. additional prohibitions on formula retail in this area but not knowing what the sentiment of the community is, we are not really sort of prepared to say all formula retail like on the fillmore, whether we should include restaurants or the kind of thing. are we up against a 90 day kind of thing? >> commissioner moore had a motion. >> i do not know if i am ready to hold this up to have the larger policy discussion either. i think the supervisor realizes the directio

if you look at a map of the clement street inner and outer areas or the greater corridor, a lot of the current vacant storefronts would be impacted. this would help felt -- helped fill many by listing the overly restrictive regulations that were put in place years ago. it would also help serve commercial quarters by lessening environmental impacts and strengthen neighborhoods vitality, protect the deke character of our neighborhood and the first fabric of our small businesses. many people have testified from the small business commission to the planning commission which offered its support for the legislation as well, that we don't want suburban strip malls or a suburban strip mall culture within the richmond district. we want vibrant neighborhood- serving businesses. i also want to say that i shot that many of our smaller businesses, including the and be and i think the owners here today and i think the -- over the spread of formula retail big box stores like the current pet food express on california and others, that would harm many of the small businesses according to testimony at t

clement. have you liked the states abandoned the claim that there's a 5th amendment substantive due process issue and or 10th amendment residual power to the people as well here? and it's just really what we have to focus on is the breath of the commerce power issue and that issue alone? >> yes and no. yes on substantive due process, no on the 10th amendment. the 10th amendment references the people as well as the state. and for all of the reasons that mr. clement articulated, if congress exceeds it's enumerated power, it is by definition invading the providences of respectably the states and the people. no, it is absolutely at the core of our case and i would say it's directly analogous to what the court found is proper in the necessary and improper clause in print. what states engage in law making, they have power to overrule that. it can preempt and conditionally preempt it. what can't it do? it can't tell the state to pass the law or enforce the law. by the exact same reason and when someo

. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way down, hitting all the bars. if you could choose anybody to pick your partner, who would you pick? >> i would say the governor but i knows -- know he's busy clearing up all this mess we're in. ity would say the superintendent. he was a conductor at one time. >> excellent. then we could just take the car and go on that bell-hopping or bar-hopping run. i'm hammered already. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frank ware. [ringing bells] [applause] >> ah-ha! yes! oh, yeah. >> frank ware, ladies and gentlemen! got a little body english in there. frank ware. our fifth contestant is his second time to qualify for the finals. he is a grip. he's been with muni for nine years and spent seven years with the cable car division. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. trini whittaker. so trini -- >> like i told frank, the cable car has two people. who would you take as your second person? >> my son. my son loves the cable cars. >> oh, that's fantastic. work on the sentimal -- sentimental vote. very smart. very smart. ladies and gentl

i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a stop sign or stoplight might help. >> tried to look at issues of senior nutrition programs, alzheimer's research, eve

sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clementew chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recently, i have been teaching at san francisco state. i ran the immigrant rights coalition in the city in the 1990's for several years. i'm also an immigration attorney, and a lot of my passion is supporting in power met for immigrant communities in the city as well. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? supervisor mar: a lot of people bring this up, but is one of the most exciting, culturally diverse places in the world. learning about ne

the saloon is located close to seventh and clement.three people were hurt and at least one of the victims is now at the hospital. there is no word yet if any arrests were made or the condition of the victim. >>> walter guthrie died in 2006 after he was buried in a mud slide near his home in mill valley. his widow sued the city saying that they knew the slide was near their home and did nothing about it. >>> it's called chile's floating embassy. right now it is docked off peer 27 and what a ship. it's the second longest sailing ship in the world. the chilean navy uses it for training. it arrived yesterday and >>> the california state fair is about half way through now. the turn out so far at least is much better than last years. attendance is up 20% compared to last year. spending is up as well as much as 25%. this weekend's will feature performances by war and american idol contestant casey james. >>> a double bummer tonight. the giants, the a's both lose. >> i'm just the messenger julie. on the phone right now sabian trying to get a l

the saloon is located close to seventh and clement.e people were hurt and at least one of the victims is now at the hospital. there is no word yet if any arrests were made or the condition of the victim. >>> walter guthrie died in 2006 after he was buried in a mud slide near his home in mill valley. his widow sued the city saying that they knew the slide was near their home and did nothing about it. >>> it's called chile's floating embassy. right now it is docked off peer 27 and what a ship. it's the second longest sailing ship in the world. the chilean navy uses it for training. it arrived yesterday and it is open for tours. the ship along with it's 350 person crew is scheduled to set sail for canada on sunday. >> sports is next, we'll be right back. h the ceiling. and by the time they get out of 8th grade, they're going to do it with sweat on their brow and achievement in their hearts. so, this is what they're gonna need: running shoes, t-shirts, tube socks, fruit cups, cheese sticks, energy bars, rope climbing gloves, rope burn oint

. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way down, hitting all the bars.> i would say the governor but i knows -- know he's busy clearing up all this mess we're in. ity would say the superintendent. he was a conductor at one time. >> excellent. then we could just take the car and go on that bell-hopping or bar-hopping run. i'm hammered already.

ourselves in a stable position so that we don't see an impact on the streets of our city and on the clements that small businesses are operating. the state will transfer services to state governments and local governments. to city and local governments. we have the legislature's proposal to eliminate or condition the redevelopment agencies which is not directly addressed by this measure. there is an overlap. a lot of the economic activities have an impact on our economic climate in the city. within the current state budget, there are a number of figures in the budget and what the state did to balance this budget as i am sure you have heard is rather than actually does make all the cuts that it needed to get to balance, the state made an aggressive assumption about the revenue that will be coming in over the next year but essentially said that if that revenue does not command, there will be triggered some place said that if we don't see the revenue, these cuts will go into effect. despite the fact that the state has passed a budget, we are potentially going to see additional cuts to public sa

nate clements will be released tomorrow. the agent denies it.he money saved on clements could allow the niners to make a run at nombe. >>> the raiders arrived at camp today minus free agent guard robert gallery heading to the seahawks,bruce gradkowski to the bengals and nombe who is waiting for the highest bitter so what does all this mean for new head coach hugh jack on? >> let me remind everybody, there are still some very familiar football players on team. that's why john is here. that's why there's still free agency out there right? so if things go the wrong way, i mean, there are so many other different avenues to make sure that those things are taken care of. >> and there is another move. seahawks quarterback matt hasselbeck has agreed to a contract with the tennessee titans the three time pro bowler was rumored to have interest in san francisco or vice versa but chose to sign with the team out of the nfc west. hasselbeck is 36 and he will be the titan starter. i don't think he wanted to come into a situation in san francisco where he migh

. >> two days after being released by the niners cornerback nate clements has agreed to a deal with thels. he was let go by the niners because he was due to make $17 million this season. >>> the raiders were reportedly close to a deal yesterday with 6'9" left tackle gaither but they decided to pass due to health concerns. the team did resign barnes. raiders agreed to a deal with trent edwards. he started 32 games for the bills before being released last season and expected to compete with kyle bowler for the backup spot. >>> peyton manning the biggest paid player. he will have to agree to a tie with tom brady, five year $90 million deal. manning turned over $100 million so they would have room to move. >>> keeping track of who is the latest available and latest rumors go to the cbs5 sports page and follow the free agency tracker. >> can i get a group hug? i don't know you guys. thank you, i love you guys. >> chad ochocinco met with the new england media for the first time. the always outspoken wide receiver promises to tone down his act now that is he a patriot. tight end aaron hernande

his grandfather was sigmund, his brother was clement. his early work was influenced by surrealism. he had his first one-man show when he was only 21. it was the news -- the new it that became his life work. he said he wanted to paint people. their hopes, their memories. >> in our computer age, in a way he reinforced the special and unique things that paintings can do. >> he was never flattering, never one to hide a blemish or adults. he painted bodies as he saw them. -- never want to hide a blemish or a bulge. models had to endure almost unbearable long sittings. >> i don't want to use them for an idea i have got. i'm actually going to do them what an identical twin would not to at all. >> he had a large family. these are just two of his daughters but it is thought that he fathered dozens of children throughout his life. he was the preeminent painter of the new. in an age of abstraction and conceptual art, he proved the continuing power of paint and the human form laid bare. >> you have been watching " newsday," from the bbc. >> we have time for a quick reminder of our main news st

and michael clemente, senior vice-president for news says on and off air with this administration have come a long way and if that helps get thing on a better track, then it's served its purpose. >> jon: and then an e-mail from josh earnest a deputy white house press secretary back in 2009 in which he mentioned that we've demonstrated our willingness, meaning the white house's willingness and ability to exclude fox news from significant interviews, but yesterday, we didn't. is that kind of bias still underway at the white house? >> well, anita dunn having gone from being the white house maoist to a now a lobbyist, they cleared failed in 2009 and admittedly only coming to light now. i worked in two white houses for six years, everybody in the white house hates somebody in the press for sure and dumb enough to put it on paper or e-mail we all find out soon enough. the only thing i watch for two previous segments if we see the justice department or the fbi moving against fox or the news corporation we'll know that the spirit is true inside the white house. >> you never get anywhere attack

a fight at the dirty tricks saloon spilled on to clement street. that's where the victims were stabbed. there is no word on their condition or what triggered the fight. the suspect was chased down and detained by a witness. >>> a clayton man has been arrested for ramming his pick up truck into a car full of teenagers. 47-year-old boi chased the teens after they returned to his home after vandalizing it with toilet paper filled with shaving cream. he deliberately ran into their car. he was arrested with assault with a deadly weapon. the five teenagers were charged with vandalism. the kids are friends of the suspect's son. >>> the youngest son of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver is in the hospital. christopher schwarzenegger was injured in a boogie board accident. he suffered a collapsed lung and broken bones. abc obtained the 9-1-1 call from his mother. >> it is a boogie board accident and he can't move off the beach. maybe it is broken ribs or something like that. >> as far as you know is he awake and breathe ?g. >> yeah, he is awake and bre

same goes for cornerback nate clements.ate tonight the 49ers placed michael crabtree -- are you ready for this? on the physically unable to perform list due to a lingering foot injury. he will miss four to six weeks meaning he will once again be on the sidelines during the preseason. maybe the regular season. >>> baseball. carlos beltran 0-4 with two strikeouts. not great. pablo sandoval no problem getting comfortable in the cleanup spot. kyle kendrick. his 10th home run of the year. tim lincecum tossed six shutout innings after being sick with the flu the last few days. 4-1. they beat the phillies. >>> five runs in the 1st inning. it wasn't enough. thanks to a seven-run 7th inning by the rays evan longoria's 14th home run rays win 10-8 avoiding the sweep. >>> serena williams advancing to the quarterfinals. she will take on maria sharapova tomorrow night. a battle of two former number 1 players. 11 p.m. roberta gonzales is going to do her loud scream that maria sharapova does that frustrates everybody. that's at 11 p.m. you

. >>> two days after being released by the niners nate clements with a new deal.due to make $17 million this season with the niners. >>> raiders agreed to a deal with edwards. he started 32 games for the bills before being released last season. he is expected to compete with kyle bowler for the backup spot. >> i don't know you guys. can i get a group hug really quick from everybody? thank you. come on, please. thank you. i love you guys. thank you. >> the always outspoken chad ochocinco promises to tone down his act now that is he a patriot. tight end aaron hernandez gave up his number 85 so ochocinco wouldn't have to change his name again. >> i drive a toyota prius so i was going to let him use it on the weekends. that's about the best i can do right now. and i have some leftover mcdonald's coupons. >> ochocinco currentsly has over 2 million followers on twit, but don't expect his new head coach bill belichick to be following him anytime soon. >> that's not something that i follow. i don't twitter, i don't myspace . >> all right, bill, it is facebook. >> still to

and nate clements was relosed and they signed david acres. that's a look at sports.ooking forward to the giants never losing again. >> never. >> and we were wondering was that men without hats in the giant clubhouse? >> yes, i believe it was. brace yourself for this, how about this, i'm going with these tonight. get aload of these. >> oh, my. >> i'm bringing them back. >> looks like larry king. >> just like him. just like him. we're in the same age bracket. >> thank you, jim. >> we'll be right back. >>> would you believe he got two speeding tickets while driving his pregnant wife to the hospital? here we go, 32-year-old david weber from manitoba, up in canada, was driving his wife, who was in labor, to the hospital. he was going pretty fast, about 110 miles per hour. he was pulled over, given a ticket and sent on his way. then it happened again. he got another ticket, but this time the officer called an ambulance. they made it safely to the hospital and mother and baby are fine, but the government is sticking with their guns and saying we're giving you that ticket.cc