there were primarily high end clothing, new clothing that was a result, art, electronics, furniture, coins, and equipment. we have had other similar cases. those sort of touched some of our concerns about the 1200 sections. supervisor wiener: chief, thank you for that synopsis'. my understanding would second handle this that anyone who deals with recycled metal has to bget a junk dealer permit. >> recycled metals, yes. as far as gold the could be considered jewelry, i am nyjer that section would apply. supervisor wiener: ok. what is the department's position? >> we would be happy to work with you on the details. it could have unintended consequences that could make san francisco a thriving area for unpermitted second in merchandise with no known origin. supervisor wiener: what is the department proposing? i have to say this is frustrating, because my office has had multiple meetings with the department and communications from the chief down. so i would like to know what is the department's position in terms of what would have to change? >> we express these concerns to your aide a wee

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in furniture which is, you know, not made by robots.e still have a lot of labor even though we have a lot of, lot of technology that we've introduced. so i think it's a question of quality, it's a question of craftmanship, and i would say it really is this ability to think long term which has given us an opportunity to retain good people and also to help continue to do, to increase our business. cheryl: you know, farooq, i, like many americans i'm sure, we've all walked into an ethan allen, we've seen your store, but you do have competition out there, and you're on the higher priced size. how do you continue, especially when you go through a housing downturn, how do you kind of continue to get that customer to spend at ethan allen and not go to the competition, not go to lazy boy, for example? >> well, you know, it really is a challenge. the impact of globalization and commodityization has impacted every business from housewares to electronics and furniture. the way you differentiate is by providing great service, good quality. you know

you also do office furniture.hings that you do, again in a palate of 10 colors is this office chair. this is far less expensive than some of the very fancy one that is are real expensive. but again, i think we picked the green one. they come in all different colors. >> exactly. not only far less expensive, much more functional we believe, but the most amazing thing is the anti-ikea. all the furniture we sell has no tools required. you buy a deck, snaps up in four seconds. 3-year-old could do this. market they go after, don't want to sit there with a little wrench and screw together their furniture. the furniture is done with customer in mind. somebody wants to pull it out of the box and go and not sit there with a little allen wrench. liz: we love the entrepreneural spirit. we love when the little guy comes in. we've been in the position coming in behind the big boys, taking them on. david versus goliath. thank you. >> you're the first person to call me little. liz: we have the ceo of poppin.com. check it out on t

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store san jose police raided the online furniture dot com this week after the building landlord made a discovery investigators say the business was the front for a grow operation on charter park drive they seized more than 200 plants, no arrests made police are searching for suspects >>> another occupy confrontation in san francisco, the protesters the veted from the sidewalk in front of the federal reserve building are back, police respond again to move them out occupiers have been warned to leave and that can't there since last fall. a suspect wanted by oakland police for outstanding warrants try to speed away after being spotted but crashed into a tree, he then he in the neighborhood at 14th and avalon causing low a middle schooler on lockdown at. he was found and taken into custody. >>> surviving a tough economy santana role in san jose celebrates a decade in business in august 2002 a fire in a shopping district destroy 30 apartments and town homes the worst fire in san jose history causing $100 million in damage, the urban village has become a successful project that developers

so vintage clothing stores, used bookstores, antique stores, used furniture stores, for example. for those businesses that sell certain types of items that have a higher likelihood of being stolen and resold, the businesses will be required to get a permit, but the permit fee will be reduced to $200. they will also only have to report on the specific items, not on their entire story inventory, which they currently have to do today. these items include items with a serial number, electronics, firearms, jewelry, watches, precious stones, musical instruments and silver utensils. so, colleagues, given that we've worked closely with the police department, this legislation will meet our public safety needs as outlined by the police, and will make it easier for people to begin and to run interesting neighborhood businesses that sell secondhand goods and i ask for your support. i do have an amendment here, that i will -- i apologize, i neglected to distribute it before. it does as i suggested. and i would ask that the amendments be adopted and the legislation adopted as well. >> supervis

the sheer scope and diversity of the stuff he designs is staggering -- eyeglasses, furniture, lighting, watches, motorcycles, and laptops. even the official condom of new york city. perhaps his greatest innovation is his ability to push these state of the art designs into the non-profit arena providing high quality and cool to the masses. i'm dr. sanjay gupta in san francisco. welcome to "the next list." >> i found through design a way to tell stories, a way to bring people to new places, a way to get them to adopt new ideas. for me, design is very much a form of communication, a form of writing. the intent to tell a story is probably behind every single one of our products. my name is eve behar, i'm designer, father, surfer. i think the most common thread i would find is the desire to humanize a product, a desire to make it more approachable, to make it more magical, to make it exciting. over the last ten years, we've designed this jam box, headsets, the herman miller chair, lights, eyeglasses for children in mexico, this watch, swarovski chandeliers, water bolts, new york city condom

you know, the friends of the library made a commitment that it would raise 16 million dollars for furniture, fixtures and equipment for branch libraries, as recently as february of this year, the library's budget report showed there were only 1.1 million for furniture, fixtures and equipment and 273 thousand of that was for the library preservation fund. the department of public works can only count for 3.6 million from the friends, yet the library claims there was 5.1 million donated by the friends, the library admits that it has no documentation to support that figure stating that "no information is available almost one year later", what must be acknowledged is that not only does this claim violate the branch library figures, but if these new figures were true, then the disclosure required by the sunshine ordinance that shows the friends only donated 4.9 million over an 11 year period would theses be -- themselves be a lie, can you imagine any institution that is given the license to be given naming and no one accounts if r the money, the entire record is clear, the library commission end

so that was how it started. >> willow eventually made $6,000 by selling furniture, which she used top her purchase this $12,000 home. she will soon close on her second house, this one. it costs $17,500. >> i'm trying to get as many houses as i can. >> what's your goal? >> i want to have probably around 10 houses by the time that i'm 18. >> ten? >> yes. i want to try for two a year pretty much. >> today willow spends her spare time gathering and selling items not just from foreclosed homes but from garage sales, from charities, even street curbs. >> i just try to save every penny that i can to invest in more houses. >> along the way she's learned a few business strategies. >> i learned dishwashers don't sell well at all. you can sell them for $5. everybody thinks they don't work. >> the story is how this teenager turned landlord is part of the trajectory of american real estate. as willow moves from childhood to adolescence, foreclosures were at a record high. homes in her neighborhood emptied out. >> i don't really remember a time where there wasn't foreclosures. >> you don't remembe

san jose furniture store becomes the scene of an overnight pot bust. ñçbÑ >>> it's supposed to be a furnitureore but workers here were surprised at what they found inside. we'll tell you what police dragged out of here last night. >>> an armed robbery at the east bay safeway. the next step in the investigation to try to track down the suspects. >>> iran's president addresses the u.n. general assembly today. >>> plus the nfl responds to the controversial call. this one that turned the world of pro football upsidedown. all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning september 26th i'm pam cook. >> what day is it, pam? >> wednesday. >> middle of the week. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve is right there. how does it look? >> same as yesterday. you two look great. the weather looks pretty good too. unless you are by the coast. inland temps are very close to yesterday's readings. low to mid 80s. around the coast and bay after that fog 60s and 70s. >>> steve, good morning. traffic is moving along pretty wel

they are moving beyond furniture.hat are building a district in the city of hamburg, germany, the most infrastructure really unsound district of hamburg, germany. they are building shopping centers, condos. remember how crappy your college apartment look? imagine a whole town of that. they said this that it's going to be time consuming. it will require hundreds of thousands of these. i wonder how they will get the ikea city to fit on the roof of the car. they must not have hurricanes there. tropical storm isaac is expected to develop into a hurricane in the next few days. it may hit florida on monday. unfortunately, the rep national convention starts in florida monday. the national weather service says that the storm could reach category 5, which experts say is strong enough to move mitt romney part to the other side of his head. [ laughter ] so say prayers for that. [ applause ] thank you. the obama campaign made an interesting announcement today. theirs will be the first political campaign to accept donations via te

they say this furniture appeared to be a front for a furniture store. we also went to the website onlinefurniturebuy.com. but it comes up with a different san jose arrest. when i called -- address. when i called nobody answered the phone. we're also -- we also found out that there is a cannabis club across the street. but police say there's no connection to this marijuana grow operation. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> detectives are checking surveillance video at a safeway where five armed men robbed the checkout stands. the store is open now but it was closed closed overnight. officers say men stormed the safeway about 9:00 last night, emptied the registers in minutes and got away. one man we spoke to said the store is in a good neighborhood but there is a bad element. >> people right down the street in drug houses. >> no one was hurt. store clerks are tallying up how much cash was stolen. >>> one is in custody after a reported carjacking incident in milpitas. ktvu cameras caught the suspects being arrested ye

. >>> this is supposed to be a furniture business but maintenance worker were shocked about what they found inside. we'll tell you what police dragged out of here. >>> a little girl kidnapped from an elementary school campus. we will tell you about the security changes that could be coming and the important meeting with police and district officials. >>> dozens of laptops stolen from facebook's former offices in palo alto. the suspect was very familiar with the old campus. it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this wednesday, september 26th i'm pam cook. steve paulson matching me in pink this morning. how is the weather? >> i got the memo. we do have really quiet pattern. there is some fog there. yesterday though temperatures kind of settled in. 60s and 70s and 80s. guess what we are carrying yesterday right into today. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area as we go to some of the live pictures. you will see the traffic does look good on the san mateo bridge. it's a nice drive a

. >>> ikea is thinking big, the big box store famous for budget priced furniture plans for more than doubling the pace of store openings by 2020. it hopes to increase its presence in the u.s. and get a bigger foothold in fast growing marks such as china. >>> do you like yogurt? apparently it can help with your blood pressure if you have high blood pressure. we'll explain. >> more on that story. plus, we'll have your weather first. really good news when we return in just two minutes. >>> weather first. if you're just waking up, 4:44. if you could manifest a cold real soon, maybe call into sick to work, today is the day to do it. top ten of the day probably howard says. >>it's going to be perfect. even you can hit a straight golf ball today. >> wow. >> it's going to be that good. >> that's fighting words. >> no, he's right. >> a beautiful, beautiful day ahead. you could probably hit it much stater than i do. >>> a great day ahead this morning. there's a big chill in the air and a touch of fog out toward warrenton. here's a look at your bus stop forecast. the word this morning in the su

we'll have more on that coming up. >>> police make a surprising discovery inside a furniture businessse. it took hours for them to drag out what they found inside. >>> a little girl kidnapped by a stranger from the bathroom at her elementary school. we'll tell you about the possible security changes that will be discussed at an important safety meeting. >>> the president of iran will address the united nations general assembly today. what he will tell the world about iran's nuclear program. >>> and the informal

joining us on the phone is bruce cochran, founder and ceo of a furniture company called link tonton furnituree you with us. >> thank you, melissa. lori: was there a straw that broke the camel's back if you will in terms of your decision-making process why you went from sitting with the first lady to say you're going to vote for mitt romney? >> there wasn't any single event that took place. i looked at governor romney's experience, business experience especially with bain capital. he took. he took struggling businesses and it was his job to take struggling businesses and turn them around. and he did whatever it took. and you turn around a small business or a large business, or, struggling company, it is like putting a puzzle together. lori: right, right. when you heard the president in roanoke earlier say to small business owners, you didn't build that, that couldn't have resonated all that well with you. could that be a part of the reason you're voting for mitt romney? >> i thought it was a misguided statement. the administration talks about the bidding the economy from the bottom up. tell me

by using the bar furniture, he's being detained until the police arrive. >> the attacker is identified as 24-year-old dean denham. he's badly injured so instead of being take on the the jail, he's taken to the hospital. >> i think he had a fractured rib and puncture lung. >> it's not until police begin interviews that they piece together what happened. all pubs have a no smoking policy. mr. denham refused to put out his cigarette. to avoid trouble, his friends try to force him out. >> he didn't want to leave. he was escorted off the premises by some of his friends. which he didn't take well to. >> denham is so angry, he goes home, grabs a chainsaw and returns to the bar to take revenge on his friends, but they're long gone. police say it isn't only alcohol that fuels his rage and irrational behavior. >> i think in the interim of going to the pub, he had taken some sort of drugs. we don't know what they were. for months he refuses to admit he's the chainsaw wielding man in the horrifying video. we asked him, is this your chain saw? no, i haven't got a chainsaw. absolute denial to everyt

here a defense department official spent a lot of money on furniture for pregnant mrs.edy if she went into labor and he's furious. >> wasn't to find out who paid for that furniture and i want the incompetent who took his picture next to mrs. kennedy's bed. i wouldn't have him running a cat house. >> reporter: nowhere are the tapes more moving and revealing than the secret moral issue than the struggle for civil rights. the great issue tearing the country apart. and after a young man james meredith creates a crisis by enrolling in the all white university of mississippi. >> james meredith was inspired by my father's inaugural address and decided then he wanted to enter the university of mississippi. so then this whole drama unfolded. >> reporter: this is the president taking on the staunch segregation as the governor of mississippi wanted to inject meredith into an angry mop. >> why don't you give an order to have him removed? >> how can i remove him? when there's a riot in the street? he may step out of that building and asking happen to him. i can't remove him under th

you're mad at me because the furniture is gone, give me a chance to buy something from a cheap place or even ikea. i think it comes down to what trish said, selling the belief that there is a person who can steady the economic ship in in the midst of rough waters. i've seen nothing from the romney campaign to suggest that their suggestions will do something better, except can cut government and hate the size of the government, which is no kind of recommendation. >> schieffer: let me ask dan quickly. who has the best team out there right now, just from the standpoint of getting the word out and doing what needs to be done in a mechanical kind of way? >> i think over the course of the summer, the obama campaign showed itself to be very aggressive and relentlessly negative in going after governor romney. and they've been very disciplined about that. what we will see about the romney campaign is whether their willingness to let some of that happen and come to the sense if we can get to labor day with a dead-even race, we are really in this. they took a lot of pounding and they took criti

the other thing, in terms of street furniture i think there's much more need for street furniture along that corridor for place for people to sit. people already sitting but they're sitting on the street because there's no place to sit. so looking at making sure not only just the portion from van ness to embarcadero but those few block portions that there are adequate areas for that kind of activity and maybe even having like kiosks, like there's a little flower place, they don't have an ideal kiosk but how to have places where people could set up a coffee or flower boutique or something, how to build that into the plan. in terms of traffic, taking cars off, i'm very much in support of taking cars off market. i'm not sure why there's ability to turn between van ness and 12th why there's that turning lane. i'm trying to figure o are comim because they've had so much chances to turn before that point i don't understand why we need that block for cars to drive along. i see every day conflict with cars and bicyclists and pedestrians. so i think whatever we do, in terms of the choices that w

big or small they want furniture that makes life better. that's why they visit us. we're more than a home improvement store. we're ikea, the life improvement store. >> the nation of singapore is packed with citizens. now the government is adapting to greener building methods. one example of an eco city. from a distance this cluster of buildings might look typical but look closer this tropical climate maximizes the wind. >> we have decided it did to maximize the wind at night. >> this is singapore first large-scale experiments in green public housing. and the co-town. and their family were the first to move and of the eco town.. much cooler to with painted white and the government is tested and self cleaning tank. >> eagle friendly features capitalizing on a blend with the co-friendly environmentally friendly items and self cleaning house paint. >> new ways of financing or even been tested. , why would you least these solar panels? >> these are very costly it is very difficult to- purchase these that is why we--lease. we have tried to patent with small companies that

so that is how it started. >> she eventually made $6,000 by selling furniture, which used to help herrchase this $12,000 home. she will soon close on her second house, this one, it cost $17,000. >> i'm trying to get as many houses as i can well the market is low. i want to have around 10 houses by the time i'm 18. >> 10? >> yes, i want to get to every year. >> today she spends her spare time selling items from brussels and charities, even streakers. >> i just try and save every penny that i can to invest in more houses. >> as a minor, she cannot legally be on the deed but when she turns 18, her mother will sign the properties over to her. >> i said " lead the way, show me where you need to go, and she has. >> not bad for a child with adhd that left her school because teachers told her mother that her daughter could not focus. >> it is hard to listen to people say " your kid has a problem ". and then, now look at her. i guess i'm really proud of her. >> less these days she is busy collecting rent from tenants, shopping for building materials, and taking stock of her next project. all f

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. >> police say the furniture business appears to be a front for the grow operation. is an office desk and compute tear can be seen inside. we went to the website for onlinefurniturebuy.com but it comes from a different address. i called the phone number and nobody is answering that phone. police tell me that it's 50 pounds of usable marijuana product that they confiscated and that has a street value of $150-$250,000. they also plan on sending out their narcotics unit to follow up to try to catch up with this tenant to find out what he was doing inside here. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:32. overnight news san jose police say a restaurant cook out on a work break became the latest victim of the growing violence on the streets of san jose. he is now in critical condition after being attacked late last night outside of a 7-eleven store on south white road. police are telling ktvu news the cook was taking a brief break from his job at a nearby restaurant when he was stabbed and brutally beaten. ktvu talked to the poli

destroying furniture, causing the damage. these people incuring a lot of money. what, if anything, is the city's response? >> we asked the city to provide relief fund, to date it has not been established. so i'm going to take the step of introducing legislation. in an effort to provide short- term for residents who have been devastated by the flooding. >> you have the seven votes? >> we should have the seven votes. at the end of the day, this isn't just impacting the residentings of the park. this is something that has been on the hearts and minds of everyone of this city because no one in the city of district of columbia should have to come home to raw sewage in their basement. back to you guys. >> we'll be watching that legislation. i'll be back here at 7:00 on 9news now for the latest. more on what we can expect the rest of the evening. >> i can hope that neighborhood and others will be spared the worst for sure. >> ahead on 9news now in this half hour, we have an update on a truly touching story and the video to go with it. a man and his best friend. people a

the furniture please come in. and. two weeks later auction is rushing to p.h.p. four to five auction is bid on each item everything from a generator to dishes. p.h.p. made twenty four thousand dollars today. nothing is wasted here. without these work as hundreds of huge old vessels would have sunk into the ocean like the titanic. lead ship breaking of hundreds of recycle shops that often stretch for over two kilometers on both sides of the road it is in a way a huge recycling factory. please. feel. good i looked it up properly you don't. place a migrant on our bodies i'm it will stay there do you know why. well there are iron flakes in our bodies we work with iron every day we are iron eaters our bodies have become pieces of iron themselves. in order to survive in such a hotshot environment one must be strong. here the crows build nests out of fragments of on while. the workers here call those tough. in english on crows. this boy's eyes are full of those little boys work here to. they work to feed their hungry stomachs. and this is. this is scheifele. this is the

are you nervous going anywhere without your furniture? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah.reciate it. and thank you for coming to new york. i know you're out in california. you're in new york. you keeping busy? keeping busy here in new york? >> oh, busy. well busy's a relative term. you don't have to be busy in new york because new york is busy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know. and you can just, kind of lay back on it and it'll take you. >> jimmy: it'll make you busy. >> you know, i realized in new york that the only people qualified to run the country are cutting hair and driving cabs. >> jimmy: yeah, isn't that amazing. right? i agree with you. i absolutely agree with that. [ cheers and applause ] now you used to live in new york. you still have a place here? >> i don't, no. but i -- you know, one of the sad things was that i had -- i was refused membership to the mcburney "y," when i was here. >> jimmy: yeah, and that's what made you leave new york. they didn't let you in the ymca. >> just hurt. >> jimmy: it really hurt. yeah. i don't know if you've heard but it's fun to sta

. >> it is a hazy sky out there too, in our belfort furniture weather center. only in the mid 60's, 57 in culpepper, but look at the temperatures now, into the mid- and's, he than 85 degrees for you folks and fredericksburg -- into the mid 80's even 85 degrees for you folks in fredericksburg paint these showers i think will stay to our north. -- in fredericksburg. these showers, i think, will stay to our north. north. there maybe some showers in enclosed to us by late in the afternoon. i will have all of the details in a few minutes. >> see you soon. the washington monument remains closed after the earthquake damage. brianne carter is live with the story. >> we have gotten used to the new look of the washington monument after the earthquakes one year ago and they are getting ready to put up scaffolding and begin repairs. this downtown landmark remains cracked and closed. some have wanted to go inside during their trip to the nation's capital. >> we have obviously, long way from australia to have a look. -- we have obviously come a long way. >> they hope to have

i told them not to move furniture. ordinary drama made for a pleasant distraction after the meeting she made her rounds coming across the teacher worried about turning down the fish tank due to drought conditions. there is a living thing in their. [laughter] so the next passage something that should never have to happen. a few months later anabel has rounded up some of her best students to go to the middle school. it was like scores are coming up and they need to show the middle school students they have a reason to come to reagan high. this will also include at the start athlete at the school at the time now at i was stay on a football scholarship. anabel hurried out to the bus where the band had a solid rhythm going. she counted heads. first athlete turned up in sandals. where are your shoes? i don't have any he said. you will wear mine. what size? fourteen. she passed around fliers of the electives we have every sport except swim team. we need us when team said anabel. do want to be on it to? >> the bus pulled out o

i am meteorologist jacqui jeras in the belfort furniture weather .enter is chilly out there. you need a sweater or jacket, but this morning -- afternoon it will warm up and be fantastic. 55 that reagan national, 45 in gaithersburg. 49 in fredericksburg. the cold side. temperatures colder this morning timethey were this yesterday. we expect to balance that out as we had through the rest of the day. sunny skies this -- a high temperature 74-78 degrees. there is a chance of storms that could impact our weekend plans. about that with forecast when i see you again. first we go to traffic. around the beltway -- virginia, overnight construction has been wrapped up. 0 is in good shape. if you use interstate 95, a car -- not causing of any back up north of route 32. in the life -- right lane block. virginia 95 -- all your lanes are open. t as to make the boardl across springfield. crossing the anacostia bridge -- that is fine. back to you. have one more note about counties inwo maryland are to lighten up people's canute's. officials in montgomery and want to addties another lane to ea