ben fry. i'm sorry? >> good, evening. how are you doing today? thanks for having me. my name is ben fry as you know. i live at 601 minnesota street down in the dog patch district. and we have a big problem with a club called kokomos, loud. 2:00 in the morning, sometimes a little later. the crowd itself, they have a big party planned this sunday the 3rd from 3:00 in the afternoon to 2:00 in the morning. the windows and doors will be open. it will be extremely loud. we would like someone to ranch et them down -- ratcet them down. because i live across an open parking lot alley where we're no more than 90 feet apart. windows are open. >> ok. mr. fry, actually if you coordinate with this gentleman sitting right over there, i'm sure he'll be more than happy to monitor their sound limb. but today -- this item is to call the item we've just been discussing. >> ok. >> ok. >> thanks a lot. >> we're glad to work with you and resolve your problems. ok. next speaker, is mr. sefano canselato. >> good evening. commissioners. san francisco is a place deemed for live music. and the d

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it, people will eat it. >> i will fry anything.and a customer took a bite of it and she loved it. >> reporter: "good morning america," neal karlinsky. >> look at robin. >> do it, do it, do it. i love the pack mentality. yeah, well -- >> tastes like kool-aid. tastes like kool-aid. >> what do you think? everybody? >> yeah. >> sweet. >> just say no right now. >> washing it down with kool-aid? >> delicious. >> everybody wants it. >> delicious. >> juicy, sweet cherry cookie. >> it tastes really like a doughnut with a tangy -- what's the kool-aid says, it punches. doing only cherry but groove if i grape another flavor. >> did you like it? >> you like it? does everybody like them? pass them around, please pass them around. >> pass around the cherry. >> did you like it? >> i thought it was okay. >> chicken charlie is the same man who deep fried the klondike bar up in san diego state fair and we'll eat and we'll be right back. >>> okay, we had our question of the day. do parents take it too far when they're supporting their kids' team? not

the >> now here is dan fry. have you listened to the radio at all today?ing a little bit. >> my favorite part was the you had the presence of my to say hey, this may be one of the greatest zero wins in california history but the reason my voice is going is because i called two games yesterday. >> is, but i do apologize for my voice but it is great to be on here. >> it is--it one of those bills that you can't plan it out? >> not all. it is a spur of the moment thing i let my emotions go. swam a fan, you can call me a home or if you want, but i am enjoying it. >> you are doing it on a college station, it will be a little tough to said the bear skin. you have to be a homer, but i think eventually, he may tone it down a little bit. >> it is also good that you listen to them these days. >> i do not miss anything sunlight you. that's-like you. now let us listen again. >> the third, the kids, a base hit in the right field. he slips, he is coming, he is coming he is safe! california wins, 9-8 i cannot believe it! >> you know was great, you are real. no one will sa

as matt fry reports, the end result could decide the country's future course. >> the paramount theater in downtown oakland, the crowd is diverse from 104 countries to be precise and they've all come to take part in a production that will change their lives forever. they call it naturalization here. to you and me, that means becoming a u.s. citizen. cheesy? yes. but to see one of these sker moan -- ceremonies is to grasp the essence of america. they may be crumbling by doubts the most powerful nation on earth is coming to terms with the possibility of of decline but that hasn't put them off. >> all of the daily racism and everything to encounter, i don't feel it fear. >> gives me so much freedom. freedom to dream, freedom to do anything that i want. i can accomplish anything if i put my mind to it. >> the whole world knows this view. it is spk tack lar and iconic, full of hope and optimism. what she can't see are grim statistics plaguing the golden state. 2 million unemployed, epidemic of foreclosures, budget hole that's still $10 million deep this, place california represents perhaps m

you know, when you, um, caramelize something in the, um, in your--with a frying pan it turns brown. so people don't like brown potato chips, i don't know why, so that means it's high sugar content. so we've got to have low sugar in order to make 'em cook white. >> the potatoes are harvested and brought here to the processing facility where they are washed, sorted, and even tasted too. to ke sure the cpping potaes have ju the right amount sugar for their stomers, brian fries some of his potatoes up to see how they cook. thus, the wall of potato chips. >> oh, it just is really because when y, um, send a pot- ad of potatoes and it cooks dark, you get the load of potatoes back. so it's, um, quality control make sure you don't lose money. >> the potatoes are then trucked out and distributed to a variety of fast od chains and large food processors, including lay's potatohips, as well as smaller distributors like californ chips in oxnard. >> these potatoes were in the ground in bakersfield 24 hours ago. we get them in ever day. if they come in in the afternoon, they were picked that very s

fish, fry here, oh my fish, sway grass in coin of rain so far we kill the all of fishes presides while i walk by, covering my head. the last one is, my bones are in the mountain. my bones are in that mountain, in the veil of flowers beyond its southern pass. slipped down to me by the sky long ago. broken, a coterie of lambs thought of as a bush. the land was yellow and contained a tree. a man tied to a pole looked up. he is praying and others, too, are glancing eastward. oh, house of cans, i squat, wind blows. to replace its word is why i gather mushrooms in sticky sun i squat, peaceful juice spills on my gaping pant leg finally, finally. the mountain becomes a cloud, slouching south, following the man. and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >> this is called lesson. trying to pull yourself back along the words, trying to get close to what holds the flesh to them. so you talk over the words. you shout to the words and the words sometimes begin, just begin to drag you along like a bad leg, to carry you to a place where they can turn and knife-like skin you into other words and mo

. >> no tie fry. no tie-ups on the freeway as well. we were talking about the funeral for the fallen firefighters. watch mission and the vicinity for surface street traffic. from 4:00 to 6:00, a full closure from the 280 interchange. 101 will be your alternate heading out of the city after 3:00. use the 101 route. if you want to use 280 head over there. it's the easiest way around all of this. a huge back up expected. look at the other side of the bay right now. the flow of traffic into the city. no major issues. it is friday. 4:39, almost 4:40. the get away should start around 2:30 or 3:00. back to you. >> i noticed a lot of people on 101 this morning. >> maybe folks want to get out early. >> they were all over the road. a couple lanes at times. it's 4:40 now. a judge is putting the breaks on a construction project. cal trans will have to stop construction until at least june 23rd so a judge can decide on environmental issues. they say it will destroy frogs, salmon and other animals. niles conditianyon is one of th dangerous. >>> the

. >> a joint funeral will be held on fry afternoon at st. mary's cathedral. the investigation into what caused the deadly flash fire is still under way. >> in the next hour, oakland city officials will launch a new communication system. it's aimed at i will proving communications within the city and other jurisdictions around the bay. there has been several recent problems with oakland's previous radio system including an incident in february when officers couldn't communicate with their dispatcher during a high-speed chase. plus there were communication problems during an undercover drug bust and burglary investigation. >> the race for the republican nomination is getting more crowded. latest person to jump in the race. the video sparking new concerns about the safety of one of the most popular children's play structures. later, she is ready to talk. big announcement from katie couric about her next career >>> apple fans are on cloud nine after seeing steve jobs coming out of a medical leave to unveil the new iphone service. it's taking place at moscone cent

. >> my mother would make stir fry all the time. in liver, you know, that was like how i would start eating liver would be like underneath brown sugar and sherry. >> we're going to yank it out as gently as we can. we serve it with crispy persian style rice. herbs into the rice. this is a lamb shoulder. good stuff. delicious. the cooks that we have here are now cooking things that my family has cooked forever. my people, not to sound like biblical. we get to make so many people happy here on a regular basis. that is something that i love. ♪ >>> the recipes are on our website. that's our report for tonight. we hopeou

fray fry's decision brings the total number of states permitting gay marriage to 7. 41 other states still have laws on the books explicitly banning same sex marriage. it's why many gay activists are looking for federal action to achieve national marriage equality. last thursday barack obama addressed that very question. >> i have long believed that the so-called defense of marriage act ought to be repealed. >> jon: hear, hear, yeah! i assume the president's problem with the defense of marriage act is that it should be a federal law in support of gay marriage. >> part of the reason that doma doesn't make sense is that traditionally marriage has been decided by the states. (audience groaning). >> jon: really? the gentleman with mixed race parents playing the states no best card. you know, when i was born... ( cheers and applause ) when i was born my parents' marriage would have been illegal in florida and virginia. so different strokes. of course the implications of legalizing gay marriage can be hard to fully understand unless perhaps you have a correspondent who was in musical theater. we

a five-hour computer outage shut down the airline fry -- friday night. they blame the glitch on network connectivity issue. anyone planning to fly united today, print out your boarding pass at home instead of airport kiosk. >>> six plus nineteen, equals time to celebrate. >>> well, is it hot enough for you today? it's going to get hotter. . i've got your pinpoint forecast. stay tuned. ♪ stay inside? nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. one more reason chevy traverse delivers more. in plenty of green at the box office. "the green lantern," starring >>> another superhero saga raked in plenty of green at the box office, the green lantern starring ryan reynolds opened at no. 1 earning almost $53 million. last week's top movies, super 8 dropped to second place. jim carey's -- crowds are gather gathered in the plaza this weekend. the juneteenth festival celebrates the end of slavery in the united states. people began celebrating this day in galveston texas in 1865. it's the date people learned there that slavery was over. this g

. >> so they didn't deep fry them. they just boiled them. >> and they're in chocolate. >> let's get on to the weather. we're going to be boiling the next couple of days believe me. it's going to be hot, uncomfortable, humid, dangerous for a lot of folks. take a look at temperatures now. not too bad now at 76. southwest winds at five. barometer holding steady and the dewpoints come up to 64 degrees by the way. right now we're looking at a high this afternoon got up to 90. our normal high is 81. low so far today, last night 60. the record is 96 today and 47. the record tomorrow is 97. we're predicting 98 so we'll probably break that record. right now 73 in easton. rather cool and pleasant. 66degrees out there, you might want to open the windows tonight but tomorrow close them up quickly in the morning because it's going to get really hot in the afternoon. winds to the south-southwest. minneapolis still 93 degrees. they were 103 this afternoon. it was pretty dry heat. but still 103, look at that only 56. 85 now in chicago

researchers studied the weight gain of 120,000 people over four years, number one culprit, potatoes, french frypotato chips followed by suggester sweetened drinks and foods containing transfat. the bumpiest roads in the bay area a list of the most pot hole ridden roads. for news, weather, traffic, check us out on facebook. >> one of the world's few uncontacted tribes was discovered in a remote corner of the amazon rain forest. leaders in brazil made the announcement. four huts were found surrounded by corn, peanut and banana crops, on the border with peru. the tribes were spotted after three small forest clearings were spotted. the brazil leaders believe it's made up of 200 people. >> a trashy turn at 5:00. >> thanks a lot. what's that about? >> you suppose the tribes are on facebook? yesterday they had no idea. today they are on facebook. >> there you go. i'd like to see them. thousands of pounds of trash, that's the trash that he's talking about, pulled from the ocean. it's being put to good use this morning. it's happening at the marine mammal center. you'll see it's kind of an eye sore but

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as a matter of fact, i am reaching to fry the partners that we will work with a look for ways to make the office and better run and a more efficient office. our priority will be public safety. white collar crime. who and how to do this in a more efficient way. >> home the morning.

as a matter of fact, i am reaching to fry the partners that we will work with a look for ways to make the office and better run and a more efficient office. our priority will be public safety. white collar crime. who and how to do this in a more efficient way. >> home the morning. the san francisco police department budget for the $471 million, of that, 90% of that is salaries, fringe benefit, so what and so forth. it comes out to about $11 million that i have been given back. $11 million of that is personnel. that is the only way that i will be able to give back that $11 million to the city. in a perfect world, we have between six and eight officers that retire each month. i will have to have a least three academy class's just to maintain that 100 person retirement account. for me to give back about $11.3 million, i will have to cut personnel from 2200. i need as many police officers as i can. but my commitment to you is that no matter what happens.

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. >> a joint funeral will be held on fry afternoon at st. mary's cathedral. the investigation into what caused the deadly flash fire is still under way. >> in the next hour oakland city officials will launch a new communication system. it's aimed at i will proving communications within the city and other jurisdictions around the bay. there has been several recent problems with oakland's previous radio system including an incident in february when officers couldn't communicate with their dispatcher during a high-speed chase. plus there were communication problems during an undercover drug bust and burglary investigation. >> the race for the republican nomination is getting more crowded. latest person to jump in the race. the video sparking new concerns about the safety of one of the most popular children's play structures. later, she is ready to talk. big announcement from katie couric about her next career move. n my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lu

world rally championship makes a stop in greece this weekend swith me an auction to begin later and fry this question loeb set the pace for event a cropper dominating thursday's pre-race test session the seven time world champion the overall leader this year with forty foster's mark of two minutes fifteen seconds over the six kilometer practice stage the frenchman seven tenths of a second faster and petr sahlberg then was third in his forward while loeb citron teammates. became home fourth quickest competitive racing as i say starts later on friday with six special stages. finally white hauritz n.b.a. season ended long before the playoffs this year but tough doesn't mean he's still not one of the biggest names in the business or to have caught up with the orlando magic star in the russian capital. very special guests for you here today and that's our land a magic said white howard white thank you very much for speaking with us today your first time in russia you've seen a bunch of people playing basketball here at luzhniki stadium some say you know you are a first you know emotions when

of any fear harbored by consumers the genetically modified fish are soon to learn in our parts and frying pans earlier than with genetically modified plants resistance is already building up among the populace genetically modified greens such as canola maison soya introduced eighty years ago continues to turn up on our plates unrecognized and own label which means that when shopping or eating in a restaurant we have no chance to identify these foods. ok well i'm going into this court card because to be a seafood restaurant in this time and age is is saying something because we've been here for six years we sell a hell of a lot of fish we do about twelve million dollars a year so when we make a decision effects a lot of things and the decisions we make are fact markets you know we buy a lot of fish so if we decide not to buy a particular fish or not to sell a fish that means a lot. to nuclear engineering fish it just seems frightening we don't know whole lot about it now but from what i understand from what i could. visit lot of questions we don't know what a fix it's going to have on the

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first i wanted to appreciate my , who isn't here yet, doing wonderful work balancing requirements and frying to make this meeting happen. to that end i want to encourage you and the general manager and the staff to try to get agenda items prepared more in advance. there's been a lot of rush recently to meet deadlines and i think that's made it difficult for both the commission secretary and for the public to get access to information in a timely basis. i also wanted to mention as a member of the wastewater advisory committee that i'm sure we've certainly been out here, some and will be out here more as we develop the wastewater capital program, and i look forward to more input from the community to that end and just finally very briefly on the agenda item description for item 11 when you get there, i hope that you'll look carefully to the public agenda. i'm not sure it provides enough information for the average member of the public to understand that item and if there's not a need to move on that expeditiously, i would ask you to consider continuing that and having a more full agenda item d

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finally they give me reason you've said many times that the us and nato pushed the afghans from the frying pan into the fire what exactly do you mean by that because these are no doubt alliance fundamentalist warlords who are mentally same like taliban but only fiscally has been changed after nine eleven and these warlords they were in power from their duty to ninety six to be full of domination of the taleban in alone in kabul they culled more than sixty five thousand and sent people destroyed our national security raped even our phoria sold babies and grand old matters and many other crimes similar like the taliban they committed against our people back there were to bloody hands who went to my school for democracy sutent thai and they come in power after nine eleven and impose on our people and that's why it's situation day by day getting worse two wars but truly things were worse for women under the taliban regime when we couldn't go to school and walk in the street alone what sort of progress have you seen. in afghanistan since two thousand and one it is true that after nine eleven tr