what do matt damon and gary white say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> gary white and matt damon, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you. >> thanks. >> you have co-authored a new book entitled "worth of water: our story of chasing solutions to the world's greatest challenge." before we get to the substance of the crisis and your work, first, we have to address your bromance. [ both laugh ] matt, you write in the book, celebrities go off to africa and resolve to change the world, that it triggers in you a gag reflex- your words, not mine. of course, reading that, i had no idea what you were talking about. [ both laugh ] >> i'm sure you didn't. yeah. >> tell me about that and how that piece of this impacted the way you think about all this. >> that's an interesting question. i think i came to the conclusion that, you know, as gag-inducing as it can be, that i did find myself with this platform and really felt like i could have a positive ef

gary hoffmann is in the lead. gary, your next term is main character.e it in a sentence? >> i think i'll go for the definition for the full two. the main character would be in somebody who is the main person or subject of something that goes viral, a tweet or video or tik tok or whatever. kennedy: natural charisma, confident. i will give you one for that. it's not exact but something there. gary is in the lead with two. the term is groundhog day. would you like me to use it in a sentence or guess what is? >> groundhog day. give me a clue. kennedy: used in a sentence, after dating all seven members of the boy band bts, only to remain single, i believe i have been groundhog day. >> i guess that means sampling like she wasn't serious, just popping up here and there looking around. kennedy: there's a half for that, pursuing the tape same type of romantic partner over and over and getting the same results you get a half for being close and really trying. scott, the word is. with a t at the end. >> i need a clue. kennedy: i never want to see you again -- >> i

ah gary goblin never got the chance to regain record. he was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1984. ah. the never ending quest for speed has its euros and its victims among them band hosemeier. the exact reasons for the fatal outcome of that run will likely remain a matter of speculation. was it just the way that sweat him off the road in january? 1938? probably not. there were a range of other potential factors involved. insufficient development work and technical expertise, and time pressure. all things that were kept quiet for quite a while. dime there might if one the race for the record, but it was the out only own driver who grad the headlines and would feature. and most of the history books, the record set by dimer was ultimately reduced to a footnote as for ban hose, a maya, was he really the fearless driver and dare devil who threw caution to the wind on that fateful day? impervious to any fear. many observers have blamed the driver for his own death at the has the regional archives and dom shot, we found photos previously not

ah gary goblin never got the chance to regain the record. he was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1984. ah. the never ending quest for speed has its heroes and its victims. among them band hosemeier. the exact reasons for the fatal outcome of that run will likely remain a matter of speculation. was it just the we knew that sweat him off the road in january 1938? probably not. there were a range of other potential factors involved. insufficient development work and technical expertise and time pressure all things that were kept quiet for quite a while. dime there might if one the race for the record, but it was the out. o'neill and driver who grad the headlines and would feature. and most of the history books the record set by dimer was ultima. reduced to a footnote mm. as for bad hose, a maya, was he really the fearless driver and dare devil who threw caution to the wind on that fateful day? impervious to any fear. many observers have blamed the driver for his own death. at the has the regional archives and dom shot we found photos previou

they must've known i was a man and gary was my partner.ig deal for me. my family knew. everybody knew. what is the big deal? so it really was not a big deal. what did i do it? i thought they would do it anyway and i just wanted to make sure. >> you said you thought it would end your career if people knew? >> and 75? are you kidding? when mandy came out, i would have no career at that point. no. i'm happy about that. too bad. all of us in 1975 could not be who we really were. and i couldn't. it stunk. not to be able to say who you are and not to be able to be who you are. it still stinks and some portion of the globe. it is still awful not to be who you are. that's quite a sense. would you like that? would you like to live like that? >> no. >> it's a terrible thing to do. i'm so glad that it is beginning to ease up. i hit the jackpot when i met gary. i really did. we have been together for 43 years. this valentine's day he sent me flowers. i can't say anymore. >> making their american debut, the comedian hominis. >> reporter: after decades,

liz: gary, you're not quite there yet. you say you have a "ton of cash" and you're waiting, for what and when will you start scooping up some tech names? >> well i'm a growth stock and tech manager and i own not one share of any growth stocks or tech stocks right now. what you have to realize is the xlk, which is the main exchange traded fund for technology, is up like 11- fold since the bottom of the bear market, and i just think it's so far, too fast, and i think all these names got over -owned, over-loved, over- leveraged and over- expensive, and i think they are going to a bear market right now, and i just, look, 15% of the nasdaq is already down 50% that's good news. i just think there's more to go and just in the last few days, they're coming after the biggies , because a lot of money has been parked there because they are more liquid so coming after microsoft now, google, amazon, and the like, and if they come after apple on earnings i surveillances you'll see a lot more in the indices so it's a matter of timing. te

kicking us off gary kaltbaum, kim forrest, d.r. barton. gary, i want to start with you. biggest worry in niceville, i suspect around the country, the total inflation taking on peoples earnings, their portfolio. many were asking me how do they protect themselves, all the money they built up to this point what do they do to make sure they don't lose it? >> first of all, charles, i've been to niceville several times. i used to have an office in pensacola. used to go to destin. they have great restaurants on the inlet there. good for you. eglin air force base if i remember is there also. charles: yep. >> on to the business. look, you have to be defensive right now, when the market goes defensive, it jumps to defensive. all i can tell you last two weeks market is yelling and screaming. big slow down if not contraction. everything recession resistant food, drug, household, managed care is strong. anything consumer related is smoking. not to mention with the trucksers and rails. be defensive. nothing wrong with a bunch of cash, if you have to be in, stick with the things that w

gary gensler waged a war on crypto.he crypto platforms, the coinbases and crackens of the world, these digital exchanges, that they need to be regulated. they need to register with the sec. but charles, the only reason they would register with the sec if they were selling securities. when they go to gary gensler and say, hey i've got 70, 80 tokens on my platform. we don't believe they're securities. which one do you believe they're securities, we'll take them off the platform. gary gensler says we won't give you advice. you need need to come in and register anyways. that is not a system that works. >> yeah. >> because he wants to allow vagueness. i don't want to give guidance. if he gives guidance companies can comply. he wants to engage regulation by enforcement and it has got to stop of the as far as the fud, fear, uncertainty, doubt, about criminal and i will list sit activities, fbi, cia, came out and said they hope criminals use the blockchain. it's a public distributed ledger. you have to be a moron to engage in a

for gary citizen. and i remember that in by the area we have seen over the last 15 years, at several instances, social unrest because of high electricity bills because of high utility prices, or one specific case or a memo on the walls. one stage of liberalization going on in 2012, and so it's, it's, it's a topic that is very close to the everett i've given citizen, i would say. and i can also imagine that officials are especially sensitive to the topic because of the very, very specific history, recent history. one of the latest on the conflict in ukraine russians defense ministry says its forces have destroyed a ukrainian torch figure. ballistic missile launcher would have been, which had been used to get residential areas and you claiming that you have custody on thursday. several missiles were apparently fired at the t v. how that were intercepted by russian at defense systems. no casualties were reported in not attack. moscow is also commented on its own strikes against the military science and ke

i've known gary personally i don't know where the years went. and i've seen his journey and i'm so proud of him. i'm just inspired and amazing by his journey and those combination of elements is a very unique combination and i think it would be an essential asset and i hope you'll support his nomination. >> chairman: thank you. why don't we go to remote public comment. >> clerk: yes. seeing the end of in-person comment, please press star 3 and wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. we currently have three people on the line for public comment remotely. can we have the next caller, remotely please. >> chairman: first speaker, please. >> caller: hello, supervisors. my name is alex boyder and i'm calling in support of gary mccoy. it's been my pleasure to work alongside him at health by 360. and curtis bradford as mentioned, gary has a ton of unique experiences that make him grate for this role. and as well as his professional work at health right 360 working with people who are homeless themselves. and his long advocacy and involvem

well bye, gary. it's definitely a case by itself, like every member country has a very different leverage and, and the different dependency on energy imports far and large. and in the case of buy guerria, it is evident that that's, that has been this very strong connection tool to russian guess imports. let us also remember that in 2014, by guerria actually was supposed to be determine out for sa stream, the pipeline that was supposed to deliver gas direct wired to black c to d u space. and by gary was supposed to play a very eminent role in that that project was abandoned through tool to different pressure. and in june 2014. so by the area is definitely a case at stake. also given the, the rather low purchase of power off the average barbarian citizen. and i remember that in by area we have seen over the last 15 years at several instances, social unrest because of high electricity bills because of high utility prices. are one specific case. remember when there was one stage of liberalization going o

gary payton, he is happy. steph curry started the game, and he closed, 3430, and the lay-up and good night denver. warriors on the second round a 102-98 win over the nuggets. >> tonight was a weird feeling because we have not been there for a while, we wanted it so bad. we made it a lot more difficult on ourselves. but we still remember how to do it which is a good feeling. >> we are not satisfied but it is something we can be proud of, especially from the last two years of being banged up. not having our school -- whole squad together and now we are finally home, it has been such a great time in the playoffs. we look forward to the next round. >> now the warriors get much-needed rest. they will await the winner of the minnesota memphis series. they play game six on friday. if memphis wins, it is likely the warriors will play in memphis sunday at 12:30. while we are waiting, that series has to flush itself out. the warriors on the next round and they're going to wait. we will have much more highlights from thi

on october 23rd, 1970 gary gabbled, prepared to set off across the salt flax of bonneville, utah. to break that 5 year old mock, but also to hit the 1000 kilometers per hour figure. he and his team had invested 6 years in the development of the 11 meter long cigar sheet vehicle for a spectacle that would last just 22 seconds before the fuel would run out. the man in the head is the killer. one of the rocky cars creators, the former engineer now over 80 years old lives in daphne, alabama. and in the mid 19 sixty's, he tells us the u. s. natural gas industry was also keen to enter the arena. the big selling point was to get the american public, a sensational showcase of gas as more than just a fuel for old fashioned heaters. it was a cleaner and more efficient alternative to gasoline and kerosene. a record for the ages would win over new customers and push a profits. keller and his little engineering company took up the challenge. basically, our job was to try to do so of this city glanced director and was up to them to take advantage of that. and try to promote it to the general of

gary payton, he is happy. steph curry started the game, and he closed, 3430, and the lay-up and good night denver. warriors on the second round a 102-98 win over the nuggets. >> tonight was a weird feeling because we have not been there for a while, we wanted it so bad. we made it a lot more difficult on ourselves. but we still remember how to do it which is a good feeling. >> we are not satisfied but it is something we can be proud of, especially from the last two years of being banged up. not having our school -- whole squad together and now we are finally home, it has been such a great time in the playoffs. we look forward to the next round. >> now the warriors get much-needed rest. they will await the winner of the minnesota memphis series. they play game six on friday. if memphis wins, it is likely the warriors will play in memphis sunday at 12:30. while we are waiting, that series has to flush itself out. the warriors on the next round and they're going to wait. we will have much more highlights from thi

do we really need them, gary? >> i think we do.talk about the extremes in this country whether it super healed progressives, conservatives like dave was talking about, six or 8% on either end of the political spectrum there is a vast middle of this country who still needs to be able to see and hear those people representing us whether in congress, federal office or whatever it is, i think we do need debate but what the republican national committee has to do, i like the idea and stand by the idea they need debate before voting begins, you don't have people on the debate stage in the form of moderators who have worked for the candidates but you have to come up with an alternative. you can't just say we will find a new debate stage to make sure everything is fair. you'd better come up with the alternative and not just cross your arms and say i'm taking my ball and going home. there's got to be something in the plan. kennedy: there has to be more bold, right richard? [laughter] >> there definitely has to be more balls, i agree with ev

also given the the rather low purchase power off the average for gary citizen. and i remember that in by the area we have seen over the last 15 years, at several instances, social unrest because of high electricity bills because of high utility prices to topic that is very close to the everett i've given citizen, i would say, and i can also imagine that officials are especially sensitive to the topic because they're very, very specific history. recent history elsewhere in europe. yes. another country spain seems to be caught up in an energy tramp without jerry or one of its main gas suppliers threats thing to suspend imports. the whole of energy importance is not only causing havoc and spain, but also morocco, one of spain's chief trading partners, and the neighbor of algeria relationships between now jerry and morocco took a dive last year off to algiers. cut all ties with his african neighbor along with one if it's pipelines. and it's now spain that supplies more morocco with gas, which still comes from algeria. austria is a former minister of foreign affairs

gary you brought this up. want to give you props you said this would happen mid last year as we had the rolling corrections, that other sectors, other niches of the market, you said this would be the last group that would come. the generals are down. what does it mean? >> they are a major influence on the indices. they got too big of an influence on the indices. that is why they held up so well, the money got parked theres especially apple. lost facebook maybe forever. netflix maybe forever. microsoft looks like it is holding vitale support here with some pretty decent numbers. i'm not so worried about google. here's my deal, if they get apple and amazon we'll break these recent lows and we'll see the indices in the 30s. basically this is just big institutions having to derisk and they have sold so much of the pelotons and shopifies and those that they have to go look at things that were holding up best. that is what you're seeing right now. now earnings season will dictate policy again, if they get them look

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ah ah gary in business men, paid for talks with russia gas from 2 days off to moscow, stop supplying gas to bulgaria in the countries refusal to pay in roubles where for locals to a bearing the brunt of the bath fly expected to have a catastrophic effect prices will grow up more. that's the way it will be. i think it will be extremely bad for us. what i'm waiting for is the government to resign because we cannot expect anything good from the current one. us plans for thieves, russian assets to funky of war effort, but maintains a free zone afghan money to sponsor un warning. the millions in the country space salvation over to the gun on which day is horrible. you have read one day and the other day, you don't. this is all because of the americans were wandering around, were broken up. what do you guys have witnessed all these recent events? how the americans made our lives miserable in today? we are paying the price of their bad policies and plans on the new video of to 911 hijackers party with a founding national with alleged ties to re add intelligence is released by u. s. media re

i agree with gary 100%.he fed is responsible for creating rallies and responsible for bear markets or crashes we'll see because of them. it is not surprising. i think investors played the fed, follow the fed. you don't fade the fed have done very well. now, again i agree with gary, we're at a juncture, whatever the fed will do to normalize is completely disruptive and investors have no idea. because the fed hasn't been here before. that is the problem. the rally, the one we've seen i think it is over. charles: this morning coke reported. they beat on the top and bottom line. they were able to pass costs along. we've seen this over and over again. i think it is interesting because we're seeing lower wage occupations now getting huge raises. they're spending at a much faster pace than higher income households. when you see something like that, gary could those kind of things could be you were talking about ports in a storm? there are areas where we're still 20 some odd trillion dollar economy. there has got to

i think that's the critical shot, gary, don't you?ined their chances of winning the masters by knocking it in the water at 12, quite honestly, i don't ever remember knocking it in the water there. my underwater stroke is lousy, and the other thing is that i think, tom, what you said, you put it in a different way. you mentioned course management and certain holes. putting is always the crucial thing. what wins golf tournaments is not long hitting, as everybody is inclined to think it's your mind and it's also how you putt it's a little thing called "it." in my 72 years of playing golf, i have seen about 20 players that have got "it. you cannot define it what it is, we try to find that out so we can bottle it. but tom watson had it. nicklaus had it, hogan had it, snead had it you know, actually the player who has it at the moment on tour is jordan spieth if he gets his swing right, he'll be number one in the world. so it's a fascinating subject. >> on a much more somber note, both of you have lost your wives to pancreatic cancer gary,

joining mee now is gary byrne, a former secret service agent. these guys wouldn't have been discovered at all were itha notl for an arbitrary postal service investigation of all things taro's. w they claim to be working for homeland security's u.s.li special police investigative unit. the postal inspector quickly n realized that no such agency existed. how does this happen for two years, gary, without these guys being found? >> well, i'll tell you how it happens. it happens one of the problemshe with most of the secret service employees is they're overworked and are exhausted. and i know it sounds bizarre that they were living in these departments for free.ou and you're right, they should have been asking questions and their radar should have been out. and my first question is. how convincing were these if the postal service investigator stumbled onto it a in about two minutes, how did they not? and i have a lot of questions too about it and most importantly, all this information that could have been gatheredorta while the people were using thes

we're gonna hear from gary payton because he had a breakout game. he sure did.game for the warriors certainly looks good tonight. all right. thanks so much, jason. coming up next here at 11. this has been a commitment that all of the members of the police department has agreed to the idea that we want to be progressive. after two decades federal oversight of the oakland police department might finally be coming to an end. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. well a big victory for the oakland police department after a judge signals federal control could in soon. hello again, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat heather holmes today that federal monitor told the judge that the department has complied now, with more than 50 reforms required and settling the infamous riders case in which officers were accused of corruption and fraud. we get more tonight from kdp's jana katsuyama. oakland's mayor and police chief said wednesday that oakland's police department has fundamentally changed from the scandal that erupted 20 years ago. i think this has been a commitme

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gary, what are you doing? i heard you say earlier you hired more people, beefed up your security, what about your talent pool? >> i think in some ways, the question about talent is also true for people, i think for burgeoning kind of professionals in the museum field. they want your mission and your vision and your values to really align with something important that they share. and i think so for us, more generally, we're in the process now of looking at how we articulate these better. how do we talk about what our, not just our mission, i mean everybody has a mission statement that can usually trot out and visions as well but values, what are core values and i think the better we align those to say this history, this inclusive history is worth knowing because it helps us to understand not just who we were but who we need to be, what we can become, what we aspire to be, together, and so i think, you know, that -- that's a kind of conceptual idea about that and i think for us, honestly, in terms of talent, we

in 1986, gary bought his dream home in pleasanton. a four bedroom house with a pool and a view of the mountains. >> they looked out this window and the woman said, oh my god. it was just amazing. for her to see what this was. >> 36 years later, his dream home is an income property. for 26 months, he has not made any income. >> for over two years, i have tenants that have not paid a dollar. luz: gary said the couple who rented the house have a business and the wife has a stable job but refuses to pay, citing covid protection laws. >> they are very aware they do not have to pay because i cannot evict them. that is what they are doing. they are purposely doing that to me. it hurts. luz: how much money do the oh? >> over $100,000. luz: he applied for the state program but realized he didn't qualify. his property is in alameda county. that county is running their own housing relief program with federal funding. >> i applied for that last july, and nothing. they told me they received the email and the application, but nothing came out of it

. >> athletic director tim curley and vice president of business and finance gary schultz.ir inaction likely allowed a child predator to continue to victim it's children for many, many years. >> reporter: curley and schultz were charged with failing to report child sexual abuse and perjury. >> i can't tell you how upsetting this was in my life at that time. >> it then became a university issue, and of course because jerry sandusky had been a coach and was allied in the public's thinking with penn state, then it became a joe paterno story. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, paterno had been approached by former graduate assistant coach mike mcqueary, who told him about an incident mcqueary witnessed inside the penn state football facility in 2001. mcqueary said he went to the locker room after hours, heard what sounded like sexual sounds coming from the shower, looked in, and saw a naked boy around 10 years old being raped by jerry sandusky. >> whatever mike told him, joe then went to follow university policy, followed state law, and reported it up the chain, which is ex

spring the come back, gary payton the second.he had two late 30s and made his hall of fame dad proud. his instant offense at that time to the delight of his dad. gary payton, senior. >> i have guys like klay thompson, andrew wiggins, steph curry on my team. so, i just tried to give up a good shot for a great shot. gary has been mad at me since high school. passing up shots. he will be all right. >> all right. maybe under the radar. this weekend, a bay area team is zeroing in on a collegiate national title. men's rugby power. st. mary's. this was the scene as captain joe flanked by the team. addressed supporters who saw the gaels off. he sets his sights on saturday's rugby national title game against three-time winners of the natty. they are trying to bring it home in moraga. that has not happened since 2017. >> reporter: do you replay in your mind may be at night and visualize what it would be like to walk up that field saturday? >> yeah. absolutely. i have been dreaming about it for the past four years. so, i can only imagine. >

what else can be done, gary?n't say sanctions are too little too late, and i would like to see more, but right now we're in a situation where it's not as bad as it looked seven weeks ago when putin started a new phase of his aggression. before we decide on tactical response, as a chess player, we have to define our strategy and we have to understand, as long as putin is in power there will be no ukraine. ukraine must be destroyed, vladimir putin has been repeating it for years. he's been bombarding russians about statements like naziism in ukraine and threat to mother russia and all nonsense that created this sense of urgency for russia to attack ukraine and to destroy its statehood. now they use terror, it's a campaign of terror typical to putin trying to bombard people into submission and this is a policy of scorched earth and the fact that the new head man in ukraine known as the butcher of syria, the man who authorized the use of chemical weapons in syria and carpet bombed aleppo and other strong holds, so th

who is that and what is that inner circle, gary? >> look, if we knew the name, this person would be already dead. so all we can hope for is that out of desperation and fear for their future, some people, even cowards in putin's inner circle, would act. but it cannot happen before russia's troops are defeated in ukraine. the limited zweet the precondition for the fall of any dictator. and combined with economic hardship and in two or three months, i guess, russian people will feel it and i believe that many of them will make it to the streets to protest so the combination of these factors, defeat and social economic reward may lead to a palace coup, but it's not going to happen before russian troops are destroyed in ukraine. >> and gary, i'm just wondering, you have been so critical of western european countries and the united states on how they have permitted and by silence condoning putin's actions until 54 days ago. how is the united states and the west supposed to deal with putin going forward? >> i wish we had more time to talk

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gary tuchman of the brutal institute. thank you for your insights. russia's invasion of ukraine is showing ripple effects around the globe. and as the war keeps pushing prices for commodities like oil and wheat, the asian development bank has trimmed as forecast for the region. the fall out of the ukraine war isn't the only thing that has the a d, b concert. first, the pandemic. then the war and ukraine asian markets are reeling from the effects of both catastrophes. according to the asian development bank, economic growth will be smaller than expected. the philippines base lender is worried about the impact this will have on the prices of commodities, which are certain to trickle down to consumers and have lasting effects. if stations are, are increased and are effective in really preventing russia from selling his oil and gas than bad, clearly would lead to a even greater spike in oil prices be highly transmissible. alma con variant is making it difficult for some of asia strongest economies to recover. an extended lock

i was talking to gary said this is what i think about every day. yes. so one of the things that you know, this conversation brings up is the issue that we all face whether when we engage digital tools and technologies, which is building digital literacy skills. and so that's one of the areas that i emphasize both in my teaching and my outreach is that you know, the technologies there and as you said the metaverse is here, so what we need to do is take a a step back and really hone. digital literacy skills media literacy information literacy, but we can do that. excuse me using the technologies at the same time. so again, it's that idea of thinking and doing simultaneously one of the ways that i'm actively trying to bring more people into this space is i'm serving as co-pi on an andrew mellon grant that is called the digital ethnic futures consortium and the entire purpose of this large grant is to support the work of faculty librarians and students who want to engage engage the intersections of ethnic studies and what we call the digital humanities, but

i've known gary personally i don't know where the years went. and i've seen his journey and i'm so proud of him. i'm just inspired and amazing by his journey and those combination of elements is a very unique combination and i think it would be an essential asset and i hope you'll support his nomination. >> chairman: thank you. why don't we go to remote public comment. >> clerk: yes. seeing the end of in-person comment, please press star 3 and wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. we currently have three people on the line for public comment remotely. can we have the next caller, remotely please. >> chairman: first speaker, please. >> caller: hello, supervisors. my name is alex boyder and i'm calling in support of gary mccoy. it's been my pleasure to work alongside him at health by 360. and curtis bradford as mentioned, gary has a ton of unique experiences that make him grate for this role. and as well as his professional work at health right 360 working with people who are homeless themselves. and his long advocacy and involvem

luz: gary does not know how much longer he can hold onto his dream property. >> basically zeroed outavings account now so i have a big problem. i just paid for my real estate taxes and mortgage payments. everything is paid so i'm clear through april but then may, i'm going to have to get, you know, i will have to borrow some money. luz: the housing director says they are running out of money and want to be able to help everyone even if they qualify. she says they are now prioritizing small property owners and tenants who may be on the verge of homelessness. as to property owners like gary, he says there tenants do not pay them, they will have to take them to court. luz pena, abc7news. dan: a mission-based restaurant once voted best mexican food in california is coming to north beach. it was given the final approval to open on grant avenue. it comes after a month-long dispute over the city's ban on chain restaurants within the area. the city classified its restaurants as a chain. north bay and san francisco. the city gave the owner the green light after some restaurants were named und